Does this work for offset umbrella too?
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I am sorry to report I don't think so. we live in an area with some breeze and it wasn't able to hold a regular umbrella all the time let alone offset umbrella.
1781481
If it's a straight cantilever, it should. I have a 11 ft curved cantilever umbrella and it does not fit over it because of the curvature.
1046918
the metal part on the bottom witch the base sits on comes with the offset umbrella. pole diameter 2 1/4" ,2 1/2" might fit because the base is plastic and each base might be a little differnt. i hope this help you.
2182745
It will but you will need to ensure that you have a base to set the umbrella inside. These units are just extra weight and are bigger than they appear.
654475
these are made for an offset umbrella and your need 4 to complete the circle at the base. You should have prongs at the base that four fit around and base is like a cross so one base fits on each like 4 pie pieces.
1104703
Not sure, but if the fit is snug and the umbrella sleeve is secure in the deck or concrete I cannot see why it wouldn't work
471580
It should. Especially if the head has an umbrella slot like you would use for any other umbrella.
1621045
It absolutely is possible. If you have a drill and round saw bits. You can cut a hole in the center of the table, making certain you're cutting through the middle of the support beam underneath as well. To offset the cut would weaken the support beam. Of course your umbrella would need to be weighted under the table so it doesn't catch a wind and fly off. :). Also, the 2x10 option would be the best bet when adding the umbrella. The larger wood offers more support when your cutting a hole in the center.
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Hi Bonnie, Yes, it clamps on the side. There is a basically a C-clamp at the base of the umbrella that can slide on and tighten to the edge of a table or back of a beach chair. The umbrella can tilt near the base from there (best to hold onto the base as you tilt.) I do not recommend trying to tilt it a full right angle, however. That would put too much stress on the clamp connection and the metal stem. Thanks for your interest. Regards, Tracey Pine Random Selections
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It attaches using two open latches, and although they are adjustable width-wise you need them to attach at the same height. If your umbrella stroller has a horizontal bar across the back, you should be fine. If it has only an X brace, it may not work. We have an old Maclaren umbrella stroller (10 yrs old) that has an X brace but also a bar, and it works fine. The bar is thin and flat, not round (which would be ideal), but it still works. The other consideration is how tall your umbrella stroller is -- the cheap, free-with-purchase types are shorter and I think pushing it with the board attached would be very uncomfortable, as you would have to bend over too far.
524545
That is going to depend on the size of the umbrella and the length of the offset. Without knowing if you have a small umbrella with a very short offset, I doubt it. I would guess that two is the minimum to start with and you might need 3 or 4.
2021206
Yes you can but you need to make sure that you get the right umbrella and measure the umbrella slot so it fit secure.
1537181
Yes as long as the umbrella wasn't tilted and windy. I always put something heavy on the legs to help stabilize it when I tilt it.
340372
Yes that what I purchased it for. My umbrella has a drop down stem where I can attach the light.
1138348
Yes. You can adjust the angle of the umbrella very easily by sliding the lower connection arm up and down the pole. A plastic handle makes the job easier and the included stop pin then holds the umbrella at the angle you choose.
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Hello,I purchased an 11' auto tilt umbrella from HD. The Costco site indicates it is not recommended for use with cantilevered (off-set) umbrellas, so unfortunately I don't know if an off-set would work, although I would think if you did fill the botom with sand and bricks for maximum weight, perhaps it would.
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Yes. This mount is very heavy duty, and clamps down as tightly as you like. Even with moderate tightening, I've never had an issue with my 9' umbrellas. (including an offset one)