What type of base to hold it would I need for the 9 ft polyester,khaki umbrella?
852424
The umbrella base I have is heavy welded metal, with an upright tube on a square base, that has the tighten down screw to secure the umbrella pole to keep the umbrella from 'launching' in a good wind. There are also bases that you can fill with water for weight and stability_just make sure the tube will accommodate the diameter of the umbrella pole.
852425
I purchased the DC America UBP1818-BR 18in cast stone base to go with this umbrella and it fit perfectly.
852426
If it is not through a table which stablizes the base somewhat. Find the heaviest base you can. Here, we get some fairly strong winds.
852427
I bought the DC America UBP18181. 18" cast stone base that was offered as a separate purchase with the umbrella. It has been perfect for my semi protected patio
852428
I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some... » Read More I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. « Show Less
852429
The best would be a heavy brass stand that you would slide the umbrella in and afix with a screw.
61187
The base,pole and arm are all metal.Very sturdy. You should get some sand bags and weight the legs or feet. If you don't the umbrella will not stand on it's own..I tied mine in the corner of the desk. If you look on line you can find a really nice holder for the umbrella and not use the feet that come with it. I hope I helped you.
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.
1304373
I would not recommend doing that. The base of this umbrella is standard size and fits perfectly in a regular metal or cast iron stand. I have seen much smaller versions of this umbrella that actually have a point on the end that you could take to the beach and stick in the sand but not this one.
1248623
I think it would work. The netting is very generous. I have a 9 ft umbrella and there is at least 6" extra fabric.
1223844
With the proper base, can the umbrella stand up right next to a lounge chair?
641895
I believe it will! It is quite heavy and I have a 6 Ft rectangular umbrella in it & it is fine. I think it would do just as well with a 9 foot umbrella too. I know someone who has one in this base & no issues! Part of the reason I purchased it! Hope that helps!
911577
Almost any standard umbrella base. I got mine (plastic) at Walmart for 7.50$ and filled it with sand and water.
501065
Don't know the pole puma ether as our umbrella is at our vacation home. However, you'll need a strong, heavy, stable base to offset the weight and canopy of this umbrella.
588277
I'm pretty sure you need a 9' cover. Two of the umbrella ribs would measure 8' 6" (the cover size is its diameter).
1073183
the umbrella holder is designed to fit on the handle of a golf cart. I has a clamp that will fit over about a 1 inch pipe.
1224755
In my opinion, not as well. It would still help stabilize the umbrella, but having something for weight in this base makes a lot of difference.
13079
I use the base with 11 foot umbrella and have no issues. Works well for me.
1109243
My umbrellas are 9' & I think I have one that is 7'. I'm not sure of the weight. I plan to put sand in mine. I'm sure water would work as well but I wouldn't leave it in there without some bleach to keep out the mold. I haven't used mine yet although I bought it last year!!
1674103
That's what I ordered it for. I think our offset umbrella is 10ft. I ordered 4 sections of the base. No issues, stays in place even during windy conditions.
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.
700939
In my opinion, this base would be too small and light to effectively support an umbrella. You'd be happier with something bigger and heavier.