Will this hold an umbrella? I see there is an opening in the center but want to be sure i can put the umbrella rod in it.
1533553
The unit is designed to hold about anything. You might have to figure out the best way, but the unit itself is very flexible.
1748467
No. This cover is very poor quality and design. The steel rod (to lift it on and off) has the strength of a wire coathanger - it bent under the weight. I had to replace the rod, it was a joke. Not only that the rod (and the pocket it fits in) is not long enough to lift it on and off the umbrella. My cover is now torn and I am replacing it, but not with one made from this manufacturer.
1561346
NO! there is a screw right in the middle. Not to mention that it is much too small overall, to accomplish anything once you had a hole drilled in it. Look up "patio lazy susan umbrella" on Amazon and there are ones already made and of a usefule size.
899404
I have a 15ft umbrella in it. Holds it beautifully. if you pack the base with bricks like they recommend, it'll pretty much hold any size.
1980177
Dear Rhonda,...I really don't know if it will hold that big an umbrella.I would think it would if you take the umbrella down in a wind. Good luck.
1234370
I don't think so- have a half umbrella in mine- which is about 8 ft at widest- the pole is about 1.5 diameter for mine- I don't think would put larger umbrella in it anyway even if it would'fit' because it just holds onto my smaller 'half' umbrella- it's nice looking and works well for my purpose but don't think would put 11 ft. umbrella in it- I also live in windy AZ- 2nd floor condo- have 2 umbrellas on western exposure patios- I don't leave them open on windy day-
1972017
Yes. There is a hole in the middle for an umbrella and enough room for a stand underneath.
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.
2261057
Hi The pole of the umbrella did fit into this base and the screw tightened it into place but to be fair, the umbrella is over a table that has a hole in it and so the whole table supports the umbrella as well.
700935
Only if the umbrella is very very light weight. The stand does not have a lot of weight, so it would not be a good choice to hold a typical patio umbrella - it would very likely tip over. Your best bet is to find an Umbrella stand with a larger base. Most patio umbrella stands are either made of heavy material or allow you to fill the base with sand to add weight.
470597
I would say no. My umbrella stays put when it's folded and tied shut but if its open, the wind will take it away. The screw to tighten on the base to hold the umbrella tight is a piece of junk and doesn't tighten. I would honestly go to Walmart and find a pretty concrete one on clearance for $19 like I did. I should have looked there first. Good luck!
791569
It does not have the required hole in the table top for an umbrella. I think you would be better off with a stand alone umbrella with this table anyway because of the height and width of the table.
433744
I would doubt it.. The clamps are heavy and the unit requires a very study connection. There is a lot of torque when the umbrella is attached and up. The wind makes the unit move at times. it works great; however, you must have a strong foundation.... Wood
2261055
There is a shaft in the center the umbrella pole fits down into. After inserting the umbrella you turn a knob on the side that tightens a screw against the umbrella pole which helps keep the umbrella from moving.
963482
Pole is 2" diameter. Not sure if it would be stable enough with just an umbrella stand. The anchor provided leaves 7" of the pole underground. You might need to tie it to some other stable object or a fence or something to keep it from toppling.
738918
There IS a hole in the top, which has a matching plug/cover, and the base also has a hole. IT COMES WITH A WARNING NOT TO USE AN UMBRELLA. There is no way this unit can hold it up. An option would be to support the base somehow. This table is extreemely lightweight. Can be lifted with one hand.
430814
I may be assuming incorrectly, but if you are going to insert an umbrella, I wouldn't. This is not a patio piece. It is designed well, and it is strong, but not heavy. Certainly not heavy enough for an umbrella subject to wind. Also, my model folds in half. Another reason to not cut a hole in it, IMHO. For my purposes, it is a good buy.