Westinghouse Lighting 7741500 52-Inch Oak/Walnut Replacement Fan Blades, Five-Pack

Make an old fan into a new one! These are designed to fit hampton bay fans sold by Home Depot. With a coat of Krylon oil rubbed bronze paint and some new blades, that 20-year-old fan looks brand new! It was well worth the money.

Andrew Simon

| Nov 13, 2021

I tried on another fan after purchasing replacement blades from the fan's manufacturer, but they didn't fit. But I figured it was worth a shot to spend $25 to see if I could get a 10-year-old living room fan to stop ticking and wobbling before I replaced the entire fan. I compared the ad's measurements to my fan's size and color, and it appeared to be a good match. I was blown away when I discovered they were the same color and fit perfectly. The only problem was that the screw holes were too small to accommodate the female screw posts. With a little help from my hand drill, I was able to bore out a small hole and voila, the fit was perfect. After you've installed them, the fan will run smoothly, quietly, and as if it were brand new. In addition, I placed my order on Saturday and received them on Tuesday. I'm blown away. br>br>I liked these so much that I bought a second set to keep on hand because I have another fan with blades that aren't looking so hot and make noise every now and then.

Ila Nunez

| Nov 26, 2021

Hurricane Irma blew out the blades on both of my Lanai fans. Rather than purchasing new fans, I purchased these generic blades for a fraction of the price of replacing the entire fan. I was surprised to see that instead of simply replacing the blades, many of my neighbors threw out their entire fans due to warped blades. Thank you very much.

Amara Orozco

| Dec 13, 2021

You can choose between a darker and lighter oak blade with these blades. They fit the replacement "arms" I needed to buy after one of my originals snapped while I was cleaning the fixture. If the holes in the fan blades don't match the holes in the arms, you'll be disappointed. This was a little more expensive to buy this way, but it was less expensive than buying a new complete fixture and having to remove the old one and reinstall the new one. When re-installing the screws, make sure to use a screwdriver with a magnetic tip. putting the blades on the ceiling fan.

Bridget Lindsey

| Mar 07, 2021

I was blown away by the ceiling fan blades. It's great to have the walnut or oak veneer facing down because it gives you so much more flexibility. I was fairly certain I wanted the oak side down at the time of purchase, but I was also fairly certain that the other side would work if I was wrong. It's also easier to keep extra blades on hand because one product works for most fans and finishes. br>br>The holes for the brackets were cut perfectly. The blades were simple to install.

Maren Clements

| Feb 02, 2021

Replacement blades that are fantastic! My old lattice was cut out, and pieces began to break off the last time I dusted it. I was concerned that they would not function properly. Crest was my brand of fan, and they may no longer produce them. I'm guessing the fan is at least 20 years old. br>I'm blown away. They fit perfectly and were incredibly simple to replace!.

Sydney Mann

| Apr 12, 2021

On one side, it's Walnut, while on the other, it's Medium Oak. To be honest, the two sides don't have much in common. They're both browns with a medium tone to them. I wanted to replace the blades on my 20-year-old Hunter fan with light oak, but all I could find was light oak with a "washed" finish. Not exactly what I was looking for, but for the price, the blades will suffice.

Rebekah Trevino

| Mar 07, 2021

E. A. T. EVERYTHING LOOKS THE SAME AS IT DID BEFORE WE LOST ONE OF THE BLADES, AND IT STILL DOES AFTER MY WIFE REPLACED ALL 5 BLADES WITH NEW HANGERS AND THE OLD SCREWS. WE DID NOT USE THE NEW SCREWS THAT COME WITH THE HANGERS; INSTEAD, SHE CHOOSE THE DARK SIDE OF THE NEW BLADES TO MATCH THE ROOM'S FURNITURE AND DOORS. A STRONG PAIR OF BLADES.

Salvador Stanton

| Dec 07, 2021