Westinghouse 7741100 42-Inch White/Bleached Oak Replacement Fan Blades, Five-Pack

I saved over $100 by just replacing the fan blades with these. I had to drill out a few holes to fit ! But I’m a carpenter & it’s no problem for me. My old fan outside now looks new !

I bought these to replace sagging blades on a porch fan that was installed 13 years ago, so I no longer recall the brand of the fan. The holes lined up perfectly.

Did not fit my fan. However by modifying the two outside holes I made it fit. I have to also make the holes larger. Not a big deal but know that they did not fit my Hunter fan. The blades are also made of particle board so they are not suitable for outside.

1) The blades are too narrow at connecting end to work with our Hunter fan & the holes were (a) too small & (b) miss placed relative to the spacing on the bracket--- All the gerrymandering that would be required would most likely leave the fan out of balance and wobbling..2) Perhaps I has a misunderstanding; however I was expecting a wood blade and found when I unpacked them that they are MDF (Definitely not solid wood). MDF is popular for trim moldings in homes because it is flexible and can be shaped to fit an uneven wall, so I conclude that, over time MDF loses its rigidity and the the blades will droop.

Our fan blades in the rec room had drooped. These were perfect replacements. Easy to install. Holes lines up perfectly. You have a choice of two colors, just flip blade to the color you want to show.

I got these to replace the blades on my very old Hampton Bay fan which still works just fine. Because of its age, I could not find the correct replacement blades but I thought I could use these by re-drilling the mounting holes to match the old blades. As it turned out they were a good deal shorter than expected - I guess I had the wrong fan size as I was using the blade length and guessed wrong. Nevertheless, I re-drilled the new blades' hardware holes using the old blade as a template and attached the blades to the fan using the old hardware. The shorter blades worked fine since the room is small - no noise, no wobble, and nice shiny new blades. It would have been helpful to have the actual length of the replacement blades in the item description up front.

I used these to replace my old fan blades and although I wanted the white side to show I had to use the wood side as there were scratches and fingerprint marks on the white side. The cellophane wrapping was broken open, so I'm guessing these were probably a returned item sold as new....not cool. Yes, I could have sent them back, but it was 90 degrees and I just wanted to get my fan going!

Our local big name home supply store carries only 52" long overhead fan replacement blades. I needed a shorter length to replace the 20 yr old age-darkened vinyl blades on my sunroof ceiling fan. These fit perfectly with no drilling of new holes required. A couple of trips up a step ladder for each of 5 blades to remove the old blade and bolt on the new one we're all that was needed. I chose to have the white side showing, but it's nice to have a light wood option on the other side if I want to change the look some day.