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We at OhLectric are one of the leading experts in wiring, lighting, electrical accessories, and offer products with exceptional quality, reliability, and functionality. All our products are made with excellent craftsmanship to fulfill each and every requirement of the customers.
Fan Replacement Blades
OL-40489
Our replacement ceiling fan blades come with pre-drilled holes that reduce the work of the electrician as it goes well with all types of fan sockets. Also, each blade in this fan blades replacement kit measures 5 ⅜ inches in width and 20 ½ inches in length that perfectly matches all outdoor fans!
- Mounting Type: Fixtures
- Recommended Uses For: Indoor Use
- Color: Oak/Walnut
WATERPROOF BLADES
Enjoy life with our cool companion! Precisely designed to restore balance and performance, this 5 piece set is perfectly suitable for ceiling fans with 5 fan blades or less. It is recommended to replace all the fan blades on your ceiling fan at a time for effective results, don't mix old and new as it affects its normal working
VERSATILE USE
Whether for renewing the outdoor ceiling fan or for replacing the broken fan blades of the existing fan, this set of 5 universal ceiling fan blades are the smart choice! The popular finishes complement many ceiling fans so you don't have to waste time searching for the exact color and length. These fan blades are not suitable for all fans, please follow the description part for more details.
GREAT REPLACEMENT SET
Engineered with premium quality top grade material, OhLectric ceiling fan blade set is made to last for a long time and is highly durable. These 5 ceiling fan blades are an excellent and convenient choice to easily replace worn-out or broken ceiling fan blades on your existing fan!
Arm measurement
A - 2.76 Inches
B - 27.6 Inches
C - 0.30 Inches
Customer
2025-07-18 15:52:51
Box indicates these ceiling fan blades are a Westinghouse product. Universal fit for most.
Robert L Watson III
2025-04-29 15:00:31
Con: Slightly expensive. Pro: Every thing else about these blades. Can be painted. Solid plastic, will not droop. Withstands mild impacts without damage, like toys and broom handles. Can wash off with water. I painted two sets of these yellow and installed on my mothers two white porch fans to replace the old severely drooping fiber board blades. Her fans look like two big daisy flowers and work perfectly. She loves it. I have bought these blades before in white also, these blades are a must for outdoors, shop or garage environments. Or indoors fans too if you want to replace the old blades for any reason.*Other negative reviews list blade hole alignment mismatch, or question the material for outdoor use. This listing has ABS plastic 52 inch fan blades and other blades (42") that are wood composite, not fit for outdoor use in my opinion. Moisture and humidity will damage wood composites, even if painted, I tried it. All the blades I have purchased are white or black ABS plastic for 52" fans and the holes have matched up. Each blade from 52" fan is roughly 20 inches long. If the holes don't align to your particular fan blade bracket, take off an old blade, lay it on top of the new blade and align so both blades edges are even and the center screw hole lines up on both blades, then drill through the old blade holes into the new blade to make perfectly matching holes. The 42" fans use smaller blades with closer grouped holes than the 52" fans. Not to say you can't put the bigger ABS blades on, just drill the holes to match as mentioned above. Double check product discription, wood or ABS, and measure your old fan blade to get the correct blades.
Kelly L. Jackson
2025-04-20 10:06:56
This is a good product, but don't expect it to fit every fan, In fact, it won't fit most fans. You'll have to drill new holes. The trick is to go with the center hole closest to the fan body. Find the drill size of the old fan blade holes and re-drill the new fan blade center hole to match. and get one of the old fan blade screws and screw the two blades together using the center hole. Center the new fan blade in the center of the old one. Use small clamps to clamp it together if necessary. Ensure that the old fan blade is on top of the new one. Use the old holes in old fan blade as a template to guide you where to drill the holes. Put it on a sturdy table, if necessary. This worked for me. The first ones were the most difficult. I had to take the fan, light kit assembly apart to make this easier. I tried without doing that first but it was more difficult that way, The new fan blades were a little smaller than my hunter fan blades but it is a small room so it was better actually.
Unkopidr
2025-04-13 13:38:24
Living in the Gulf South, summers are brutally hot and humid. While the best room in the house can be the front porch, ceiling fans are necessary much of the year but so many fans are sold with blades almost made of cardboard. After a season or two, the start to "wilt" and that's downright unattractive.I gave up trying to match the manufacturer blades with something more robust and figured I could re-drill these - getting two sets for two fans.It took just a little patience and effort to make them fit my application, starting with white epoxy resin to fill the original holes. Then, using the single inner hole as a guide, I drilled that and used a bolt of the right size to secure the old blade to a new one and two spring clamps to secure them side-to-side. Turns out, I needed drill bits for between-sizes and ended up one of my step-bits with longer steps was absolutely the perfect, necessary tool to bore out the perfect, wider holes necessary for a perfect fit.New installation is clean; one fan started up perfectly balanced as soon as they were installed. The second fan balanced with one quarter taped to the back of a single blade.I'm super pleased; my wife, however, can't believe what a great upgrade the clean white plastic is to what was there before. Good airflow. Excellent purchase!
Richard
2025-04-12 12:58:43
Purchased two of these fan replacements blades for my outside patio fans. Installed them in 2021. We live in South West Florida and now all the plastic blades have warped down from our Florida heat. I do not recommend these for hot climates. Worked fine till summer hit and temperature was in the 90’s.
Mayson07
2025-03-23 17:42:54
We installed a ceiling fan in our patio 6-years ago. The original fan blades are starting to sag from weather changes. This composite material is more solid and will can withstand weather effects.
Customer
2025-03-18 11:35:27
diameter of hole was to small
Nadine
2025-03-16 16:12:48
These are made from plastic but it is not brittle and can easily drilled. They come with 5 holes that are 3/16" in diameter. I drilled mine out to 17/64" and they fit perfectly. I have included a picture with the dimensions. Took about 1/2 an hour to drill the holes and install the blades . Fan is balanced and runs great!
esumer tezel
2025-02-13 11:42:06
Good
Jacqui
2025-02-02 13:05:24
The size that I wanted to order was not available in white, so I ordered the size available in white thinking that I could cut them down. However, the sides are sealed and as I had to pay for postage for the delivery, there would obviously be a charge to return.
Lyse lemaître-auger
2025-01-23 16:57:02
Remplacer les anciennes palme
C C
2025-01-17 14:17:27
Although replacement blades are not exact match in size and predrilled holes, it is easy to transfer the positions of holes on old blades to the replacement blades. Choose correct drill bit to ensure perfect fit to existing fan arms. Took approximately one hour to transfer marking of drill holes, drilled all five blades and reinstall new blades on fan.It is important to ensure locations of drilled holes on all blades are same otherwise fan will wobble as the blades will be off balance!
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