the cover to collapse and stay on umbrella?
2010980
I have always taken my cover off the umbrella and wrapped it around the folded (collapsed) umbrella...
2010981
Yes, it does come off easily. I store mine separately as I mostly use this as a shoot through.
2010982
Hmm after removing the cover once, when I collapse it, it kinda slips off and can be a pain... I hope this helps
2010983
If you're referring to the black cover, yes, it stays on the umbrella when deployed (reflective use) and collapsed. You remove it when using the umbrella as a shoot-through.
321858
Yes, unfortunately I haven't been able to test it out because of the storm but there is a cover in the box.
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!
1130121
The cover is long enough for the entire umbrella. If your umbrella is on a table, it may be too long.
490254
It's the umbrella. Needs to fit through a hole in the table to avoid tipping over - not standalone. I like it!
1049752
There are weighted bases available. The ones I bought are four identical pieces that fit into each quarter of the umbrella base and keep it weighted down. You can probably find them on Amazon too. Good luck!
2168414
No there is a band that can be use to keep it shut. Its attached to the outside of the cover.
430116
There is a hole in the middle to accommodate an umbrella but if you don't have one you can seal the hole with the Velcro. I'm not sure how long the cover would last in full sun...our deck faces East so it is in the shade in the afternoon. But Colorado has pretty intense sunshine due to the elevation. I'd still recommend this item. Don't know how many years you are looking for it to last...I'm expecting two or three years on mine as I leave it out all winter and our winters can be bad.
2103092
I bought a plastic stand from Walmart that you fill with sand to keep it secured for the pole of the umbrella. very inexpensive and it looks nice.
976564
You should be able to gently pull down at each point/tip of the black cover. The cap at the end will pull off and release the cover. Do that for all points/tips of the umbrella. Hopefully that helps you.
130457
I went to Lowe's and found one that was similar to this, but mine is huge. If you are going to let this sit outside, I would get some sort of waterproof cover because of it being metal, but if you are going to store it inside a shed or garage, I would just get a generic cheap cover.
1150182
I got a great cover that just slides over it. Also Amazon ! Works well but I don't think a tie is necessary because it closes right up to pole. A VERY good quality umbrella - sturdy and well made. Price was excellent.
101278
I believe not, it doesn't fold up. Meaning with pole, the umbrella itself may. Measurements should beincluded in order stat. OH...cover will!
1890499
We have had a spring with more than our share of high winds, so I am constantly closing my umbrella. There is no problem. With the screen staying up.
1813717
I don't use a cover ,just make sure the drain cap is off if rain is on the way.I do have an old perspex table top that I cover it with t o make a temporary picnic table for the kids.
1449864
Yes there is. There is also a cover for the hole in case you choose not to use an umbrella.
1890498
Yes....but just make sure the drawstring on the top is "tight enough" -- so that it doesn't slide down the umbrella and come off. It might be a little "cumbersome" to continue to open and close the umbrella, though.