can this base be used with an offset umbrella
1505579
I don't think it is big enough for an offset umbrella. I have an 11ft. umbrella in mine, I also think you can use a larger umbrella in it.
1505580
I don't see why it wouldn't work but, again, I have no knowledge of anyone trying it. I think it would be wise to ask the manufacturer. Good luck.
1505581
I think it would change the center of gravity and make the umbrella less stable. I wouldn't recommend it though have not tried it. I can tell you a straight umbrella furled didn't move in 50kt winds.
420707
Ken - I don't see why not. If it drills into clay and silt, it should do fine with sand as long at the sand does not backfill the hole before you can set the umbrella stand.
1637166
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.
387281
First we love our umbrella. I am not sure but I bet you can. The base is plastic and could crack and need replacing. This is a quality product.
1621046
Sure you could. Just use a hole saw to make the hole whatever diameter you need for the umbrella. (Drill bits would work too but not as clean)
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
299610
Bronze Resin offset Umbrella Bases you have to buy 4. When the umbrella is down it is awesome but when it is open like any other it will tip. My husband put braces underneath and it is great!
1104700
I don't think so, since the diameter of the umbrella holder is probably much larger. The pole would probably come out of the umbrella sleeve.
676632
No, you must buy the base separately. Make sure that the diameter of the pole matches the diameter of the pole insert on the base. The heavier the base, the better. A heavier base may cost more, but one that is too lightweight will render the umbrella virtually useless with a slight or moderate breeze. If you plan on setting the umbrella through the center of a patio table, you may not need a heavier base than if you use it as a stand-alone. Hope this helps!
1548187
Yes, but you need to make sure the umbrella accommodates patio height tables (longer pole needed) - many do not.
2131064
no, you will have to either buy the base separate or if your using it on a wood deck screw it to the deck. I have the white base you use it with, but it takes up so much room and it's real heavy when filled with water.I used deck screws to the deck. If you don't secure it to the deck then it will tip over, the umbrella is heavy and the wind will grab it.
1996274
Yes. This mount is very heavy duty, and clamps down as tightly as you like. Even with moderate tightening, I've never had an issue with my 9' umbrellas. (including an offset one)
2205858
Sorry, we do not use an umbrella. The table is light....I would not think the umbrella would work unless you have a very heavy base.
2255061
I'm not sure what an offset umbrella is, but this cover is very roomy. I measured around mine and it's 36" and still not "tight".
77564
Any type of metal or plastic base would work for this. It is a fairly light umbrella.
883436
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.
2185514
Yes, the umbrella can be attached to the clamp both horizontally and vertically.