Can this stand hold most umbrellas? I have a market umbrella, but am unsure if this base is a one size fits most sort of thing...
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Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella with a pole of an outer diameter between 1.5" and 2", you're in luck. If not, it will be a problem. Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella... » Read More Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella with a pole of an outer diameter between 1.5" and 2", you're in luck. If not, it will be a problem. « Show Less
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I bought my umbrella from a hardware store and it goes beautifully it has adjustable levers for thickness of the pole. The color of the base is dark brown, like Oiled Rubbed Bronze. The only problem I see is the size as far as weight of the umbrella open. Mine was a 9 ft - anything larger might topple the stand over. It is important to note that this stand works well with the table which gives the umbrella extra support, if your using a smaller umbrella, say 7 foot, it will probably stand okay on its own without the table.
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In my opinion, this base would be too small and light to effectively support an umbrella. You'd be happier with something bigger and heavier.
1813507
Most likely it will, HOWEVER, i will be purchasing another stand because this one is not heavy enough and the wind knocks over the umbrella.
2034579
Yes you can mount umbrellas to the smaller stands. And would need to have clamps to attach additional umbrellas to the stands..
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Harla is correct. I thought I should mention that the top of the stand is slightly flexible. I was able to push mine down a tiny bit to be able to fit it under an overhang on my deck.
1109245
It will support a full size (9x9) umbrella. I have no problem with the cantilever style umbrella staying up. Just fold up the umbrella when not in use. This will not stand up to wind.
1836149
My umbrella is 9 ft in diameter...but the diameter of the pole would be the question, I think. I would think they are pretty much standard, and hopefully dimensions of both are online. I really like the base; it's heavy and I leave it out all winter...no sign of rust, etc.
1232798
This stand will be able to hold that just make sure you don't put it too high in the air and/or weigh it down with a few sandbags. I recently sold mine though for some cheetah stands because this one didn't smoothly go from folded to unfolded in time.
667241
Unless the diameter of this umbrella's pole (information not listed on Amazon's website) is much bigger than regular umbrellas, you should have no problem with this base.
266681
I have a bar height table, with the hole going through a top, shelving, and then into the stand that you have and the crank hits the top of the bar. So no, this umbrella unfortunately did not work for me.
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Ours is stored for the winter, but it fit in a standard table and stand- we actually wound up using the rubber O-ring from the stand's pack to prevent the umbrella from wobbling, it had some wiggle room- based on the description below, that means it's about 1.5" diameter. The stand below is the one we bought.DC America UBP18181-BR 18-Inch Cast Stone Umbrella Base, Made from Rust Free Composite Materials, Bronze Powder Coated Finish
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I wouldn't recommend it. This umbrella is rather large and catches a lot of wind. I have a weighted base for a stand alone umbrella and would not use this particular umbrella in it. Hope I helped.
422440
I don't think you can use a stand with this table. The way it's made I think an umbrella will work without a stand. The table will serve as the stand.
1707825
I have a 10' offset umbrella and it works well with this base...not sure if this is the same base on the umbrella but if it is the "t" shape I believe it will work.
77562
You don't need a large base for this umbrella, you can actually put it in a tiki torch holder and stick it in the ground or a planter. It's basically a beach type umbrella and not that heavy but very cute.
188474
Sorry. Michigan here...can't get thru to actually measure; however, I don't think the base would support properly an umbrella of that diameter. Too munch slack. Go to an umbrella website and look at the pole diameters wish I could give you an accurate measurement. Beyond that, it's a great product. Well made, attractive and STURDY!!
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This umbrella has a base of its own. I was fortunate to have a deck to screw the base into.If you don't have a deck you will need to purchase the base.