Has anyone used this with a 12' Coolaroo Cantilevered umbrella? Does it fit?
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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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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.
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My umbrella also has an attached pole, but that pole slips into a slightly wider but shorter pole that is attached to a cross bar base. I slipped the water weight base over the cross bar base section and then lifted the umbrella & poke into position. If your umbrella has a similar construction, it should be fine.
1777950
I have 2 of these umbrellas. It should be fine just standing up in the table. It's a pretty tight fit
1296715
The stand opening is a little large than two inches and holds our umbrella that is a bit less than two inches. This should work for you
807909
Keep in mind I would not recommend this umbrella. It is of extremely poor quality. But to answer your question, we used 2 cement pads (about 18 inches by 18 inches and 3 inches thick) to hold it in place. There is a lip on the base that the pads sit on. The pads are very heavy and worked great. Too bad the umbrella was junk.
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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.
2040225
I would not try that as it might tip. The base is heavy as well as sturdy but not very broad. I use mine with an 11' market umbrella. It is balanced and works great, proving a good amount of shade.
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
655661
The poles are typically a standard diameter so they all fit. Unless you are looking at a thicker than normal poll the size if the umbrella top will not matter.
30892
I could not use it on my fatter market style umbrella. Fortunately I had a skinnier one that I could use it on - but I thought it should also expand wider and I wasn't really crazy about it.
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I use mine on a cantilevered umbrella and it works well. It is very roomy, so I see no reason that it will not work on any type of umbrella.
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the diameter of the pole is 21mm or 14/16 inches , smaller than most umbrella pole so it is going to be very loose in the sleeve. Also You will loose also about 2 feet of high because the pad is attached to the last section of the pole. hope this will help you to make a decision
2040224
Not sure what you mean by cantilever. I use my base with a tiltable umbrella without any problem.
676104
I can't imagine why it wouldn't. The whole thing is very large so there would be plenty of room even if the umbrella is tilted. You'd be able to adjust it. It's not very form-fitting.
462383
I use the base from my previous umbrella, it is all iron and to me heavy. I have had no problems with it even during high winds. Coolaroo allow most of the wind to pass through.
2045689
I don't know what an offset umbrella is. We have a 10 ft. Cantilever umbrella and it work's great. We have had no issues with it holding up or holding steady.