52" Accessory Blade Set - Appliance White

Match fan diameter to room size: small rooms use ~44–48 in., larger spaces 52–60+ in. Bigger spans move more air over a wider area.

Blade pitch is the angle of the blade; around 12–15° is common for good airflow with modern motors. Balance pitch, motor power, and speed settings for comfort.

More blades can look fuller and may run slightly quieter, but total airflow depends more on motor, pitch, and span than blade count alone.

Use MDF/wood or ABS for dry interiors, damp‑rated ABS or composite for covered patios, and marine‑grade or specialty composites for coastal/high‑humidity sites.

No—use blades specifically listed for your fan model. Pitch, weight, and mounting pattern must match the motor to avoid imbalance or motor stress.

Tighten all screws, use the included balance kit, and ensure mounting bracket and electrical box are secure. A warped blade may need replacement.

Maintain at least 7 ft from floor to blade and keep ~18 in. from walls or sloped ceilings. Use a longer downrod to clear high or angled ceilings.

Finishes mainly affect aesthetics and cleaning; performance comes from span, pitch, and motor. Lighter finishes show dust less; smooth surfaces clean easier.

Dust regularly with a microfiber cloth; deep‑clean seasonally. Keep blades dry in damp areas and re‑tighten hardware annually to prevent wobble.

Verify blade set compatibility, UL listing, damp/wet rating, and warranty. Ensure the fan is supported by a rated ceiling box and installed per the manual.