Does this product have a little metal screw like piece that fits in a hole in the pole that allows one to twist the base deep into the sand?
290543
has a plastic screw on end of pole That works well here on the Mississippi coast Have had mine for two years without any problems.
290544
That's absurd, especially when one can purchase all pieces for $20at Sam's Club. Would you by chance know what one even searches under to find that item to purchase?
332879
It comes with a base that you can hammer in or use a mallet. Then you just slide the pole into the base.
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.
131005
Hi Jaime. The pole is tension mounted--there are no screws at the base or at the cieling.
1654124
Yes. You screw down the base and the pole pivots to where you need it, and then tighten nut to lock down.
1526320
It has a retainer plastic pin at the end. There are 2 nubs that will stick out from the pin and these 2 nubs will slot into the 2 small holes at the end of your pole.
799329
the base is a metal point, surrounded by a rubber 'bumper'...you can loosen the rubber bumper, but you cannot take the end off and screw on another attachment.
1062781
Yes, the pole is made by aluminum tub. the bottom of the pole has no screw.
1254938
Yes, the umbrella pole does lock with a screw bolt near the base. However, when you move the shade mobile around you are holding the umbrella at the pole and this motion over time loosens the screw at its' base so be sure to periodically check the screw that it is tight. I found my umbrella at a neighbors yard one day as a gust of wind blew it away. Now I make sure the screw is tight periodically. Still love my shade mobile and umbrella.
1608953
Not as far as I can tell. The rubber foot screws to retract and reveal a metal point for a secure footing on soft surfaces.
134933
No, it just comes with the pole that goes through the middle of a patio table but you'd have to buy the base separately
1139793
Yes it does. It's a three piece metal pole with plastic threaded couplings. I have had three of these for several years and just ordered three more. Only one of the three older ones had any problem in all those years. The one that did, didn't drain rainwater very well and I messed it up trying to drill a hole so the water would drain.
147975
Yes. If I remember correctly, I had to attached the base when it arrived. It attaches with 4 standard Phillips screws.
1433519
No it has a piece on the bottom of the pole for screwing it into the sand that's not detachable
791715
If you have a good battery operated drill, the answer is it depends. If the sand is soft and will cave into the hole, it is up to you. If you around tree roots the answer is no. Remember this drill bit is not from harden steel and it will bend. Also, the drill may spin in a the Chuck of the drill.
854996
Not hamered in. Screw into the sand & then unscrew out of the sand. Very easy to use and it WORKS!!
669059
It screws to hold in place. Very sturdy and easy to screw and unscrew. I have bought many poles over the years and this is, by far, the most well constructed.