I have a portable pole for the beach, and it needs the anchor hole larger than 1.5". What diameter pole can fit into the anchor?
1405688
In my area we have had a lot of rain this summer. I have not had a chance to use to yet. I was planning to use it this coming Friday, but of course it is calling for rain.
1405689
it can fit anything from a reg beach size pole to a market size...ect...just one note if you buy it becareful how tight you tighten it !it`s strong!!! and will bent metal or drill into wood if you over do it! but it works great if used right! and awesome on beach and in parks!
1405690
Inside diameter is 1 5/8". Should work for you if your outside diameter is 1 1/2". Anchor seems to be very stout & sturdy.
1405691
Think opening is 1.5. I have a market umbrella and it fits easily. Taking mine to Gulf Shores tomorrow on our mini vacation!
2275501
Like the other two said, it's a 1 3/8' pole so it may be a little loose in a 1 1/2'. It will work fine but if you want a snug fit you would need a adapter sleeve. Overall it will work just fine!
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
1194537
The diameter of the umbrella hole is 'standard' (2 - 21/4") sized in every patio table. Thus if you had a 5', 7', 9', 12'....umbrella, the pole diameter is standard and will fit any patio table. So the short answer to your question is "yes", it will work.
1402495
this unit might not work on a 1" diameter pole since the screws provided might not be long enough to accommodate the diameter.
2200205
John, I have mine mounted on a 1" pole with plenty of room to spare. It will definitely fit on a 1&1/4" pole and it looks though it might be a real tight fit that it would work on a 1&1/2" pole as well.
1678537
The pole diameter is 1.25" and it's tapered at the end (comes to a point for spiraling into sand)
1578100
Since the included anchor was the wrong type for anchoeing into a wood joist, I bought the largest lag hook I could from the local hardware store. The size of the bolt you buy will dictate the size of the pilot hole you'll need.
1345922
I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year....Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
1417368
I ordered this to take to the beach. I would highly recommend sand anchors. What we did was dig holes aobut 6-8" deep, put the stake in sideways, and pack sand and water on top of it. It held for the most part, but some high winds definitely made the stakes loosen and therefore the net sagged. also note that the poles seemed to dig down into lose sand a bit when trying to make the lines to the stakes tight. Not a problem, unless you must have the net at the exact correct height.
423728
Might help but as long as mine lasted it was not needed. 3x5 flag as I recall. I loved my pole for 3 months until our gentle breeze broke it . In all fairness we live next to a wind farm which is why our gentle breezes are horrendous..
655658
My umbrella is a 6 foot around, the pole is just a standard size. The insert hole for the pole is large with a tightening screw that holds the pole in place, I think it would work well for a large umbrella. When you say 8 foot, do you mean the length of the pole or the width of the umbrella? It may be that all the poles are a standard size. If you mean the umbrella size around but on a standard pole, this anchor should still work well.
1622863
It's 1/4" in diameter so you'll need a hole at least 5/16" in diameter but a little larger (say 3/8") would accommodate it a little easier.
1750499
I understand why you are asking, as this umbrella pole did not fit in my table but my husband made the opening in the table larger to fit. The diameter of the pole is (1 1/2').
1722927
The opening is exactly 1.5 inches in diameter. I was able to easily fit my standard umbrella pole into it.
1809221
That would be 1.3" There is a set screw to tighten pole. But the anchor works so well I would recommend inserting a solid pipe inside, my umbrella actually broke at the top of the anchor. Most companies use hollow poles so they are lightweight. I stuck a piece of rebar in mine, works great, some give but won't break. Get big winds in FL If you can find an umbrella with solid pole would be better. Had to cut off part of mine where it broke, so a bit shorter, but rebar solved problem. Hope this helps. Mark
2015109
1.5 inch will fit easily. I have 5 of these fastened into roof beams of a metal building and the pole will bend before you hurt these things so use regular antenna pipe or guy it.