is the base removable so it can be stuck right into the sand?
1376343
Not sure why anyone would say NO ??? Yes, the tripod base can be stuck into the sand and then ... the umbrella opened and clamped to the top of the stand. We have used our JoeShade at the beach many times.
2158697
yes, on the bottom of the base there are screws that need to be removed along with removing the handle screws that are connected to the base.
1660911
Not that I know of. The bowl that comes with it is designed to lock into the base.
636919
No, it does not fit properly into the slot at the base. It's a little unstable.
2282195
yes it is removable and detachable from the the base. can be cleaned and dried separately after each use.
2191990
There is a plastic round disc in the center of the base, not sure if this can be removed and a caster can be inserted. Hope this helps!
802217
perfectly... we just took it to VA beach... there's an adapter with it that goes into the sand...
881978
I would say "No" based on just looking at it. There is a pointed tip that goes out beyond the threads so I cannot imagine the base being able to thread onto this foot because the rubber movable tip does not come off-it just adjusts for dirt or concrete.
928940
Yes you can , sand , or water, just like an umbrella stand. Myself I opted to purchase 2 bags of cement and made a form and poured it around the base and painted the base. Looks very nice if I do say so myself, and I do lol. I also bought a nite dusk to dawn power strip , so it comes on and off as it should love it, a reallly good buy..
1492876
Yes, the base stays attached to the boat. To remove the holder you pull it up, turn it to a notch in the base, and it comes out.
1607154
There is an opening on the side where you can pour sand or rocks and it has a screw cap. To remove the sand just unscrew the cap and pour out your sand.
1225390
According to my instruction manual it is, but in reality, it is NOT removable.
1448836
Moveable. The sand is in a little Baggie that you can empty into the tray or somewhere else, and then you can set them up however or wherever you like.
1796459
Yes, absolutely. When it comes, you have to put it together, The top piece and the 4 legs. Just pull the legs back off and stick it all back in the box. I bought two of these, one for my daughters house and one for mine. My daughter's doesn't have the sand section. We just use both sides with water instead of buying sand at my house.
982424
Should be able to move it without too much difficulty. It depends how much water or sand you put in the base.
732509
No. I've seen people put a bunch of sand bags on top to keep it relatively portable. I used water and then added a product that makes it solidify. They sell it on Amazon. Definitely use something or it will fall on you.
2272359
Yes. There are 4 threaded holes for attaching a wall mounted bracket and the base can be removed. (A bracket is not included).