Will these work for large umbrellas such as the cantilever types? Now I use sand bags which is messy.
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If the umbrella has square tubular legs about 1" on each side with a tab on the bottom where the leg would be staked to.the ground, it soould fit. Most canopy umbrellas that I have.seen will fit.
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If it's a straight cantilever, it should. I have a 11 ft curved cantilever umbrella and it does not fit over it because of the curvature.
1875520
These will work. I used them to fill my nieces' beanbags. They are the size you are looking for.
648245
Yes, they will, provided you have brackets. As a second note, when I ordered these and they were delivered, iI sent them back bexcuas the quality of the bags were very poor. You get what you pay for! It would be better to spend a little more and get getter quality hard bags. Good luck!
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If it is a standard size bucket, I can't see why they wouldn't work. I'm extremely happy with the quality and ease of installation. I've used to pick up big/heavy pieces of concrete, stumps, trees, etc. and they worked great.
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As long as the shaft of the umbrella is the right diameter it should work. I had to loosen the nut up a ways and then work the shaft into the bracket. It took a minute but wasn't too difficult.
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Yes the anchors with sandbags has worked perfectly for me. I live on an island and it tends to be pretty windy all the time but once I anchor with sandbags I have no problem!
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Not out of the box - I'm sure it could be done, but would take some modification. These are setup only for use with umbrellas.
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Absolutely, would work even better if the sand was a little wet. Keep in mind that the width of the hole is between 4" to 8" wide, so you will have a little back filling to do to stabilize you umbrella
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probably an inch and a half (see other answers). They are hard plastic. I have used it on uneven lawn (very uneven), but not in sand.I'm thinking it might work, if the sand isn't too loose/deep.
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If they are used vertically, the answer is yes. If they are horizontal I have been reluctant to use them as I am not comfortable they will work well.
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Hi Timothy, I have never used these clips for umbrellas but I would imagine they would work great. There is a million and one uses for these clips and its easy in/easy out. Good luck.
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yes I have used it on two different rectangular umbrellas - the weight works well. However, while it will stabilize the umbrella totally - it does not make the umbrella wind-proof. Most of these umbrellas have large amounts of plastic in the mechanism and in the joints. Especially the ones from China. My umbrella was caught in a swirling cross wind and twisted itself to destruction before i could collapse it. It totally stayed upright, and never swayed, but definitely twisted on it's own axis. Beware of this issue as while it is repairable with some effort, it's not a joy on a hot summer afternoon when the umbrella (wind or not) is now useless. Lastly, if you choose, as I did to fill the base with water (and a dose of bleach to keep down any mold) please remember to empty it and store it before freezing. Too heavy and bulky (even with the wheels) to move in any hurry and I'm sure freezing would cause it to burst. I almost lost mine this week here in Connecticut. While it's unsightly, it's effective at what it does. I'm still working on some attractive covering for it. Hope this helps a bit. Dee
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Don't know, I have a large heavy umbrella and I did not think that the wooden rail alone would support it. I returned it and got one that had a base stand and attached to the rail for some stability. As I remember a couple of inches. Should work for a small umbrella but I would not leave it up in a heavy wind or use on a large umbrella.
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Yes they will be fine. I have four 30 inch tables. These umbrellas are very good, even when they blow over the do not break.
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I had a standard metal stand from a previous umbrella. Any heavy metal stand will work with this. Make sure its heavy and not a cheap plastic or thin metal one.
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They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.