my umbrella is 8 feet long. will the sand anchor fit?
996584
Yes, they work perfectly. I used them at a TedX event throughout the venue and they held up fine. I hope that helps.
996585
Dont know but look at Big Lots...they have one to fit...heavy duty and much stronger at only six bucks. Just bought one...it fits my 9 ft umbrella
848465
I positioned my two umbrella mounts on the outside of my railings to give more space within the patio area. It depends on the pole width of your umbrellas and width of your railing so your distance may differ from mine a bit. The mount is adjustable. With my umbrellas mounted the distance from my railing is 5.5"
1621041
Sure, just build it as you normally would then after completed take the correct sized hole saw or paddel bit needed for the diameter of the umbrella pole and drill the hole. Just make sure when you place the center cross brace or two leg braces that they are not in the way of the hole in the center.
909761
The hole is only used to help screw the anchor into the sand. You put the metal rod through the two holes, and it makes it easier to twist the anchor pole into the sand. You use the plastic clamp on the side of the pole (just above where the 2 holes are), to tighten the connection between the top and bottom poles. Just push the clamp down after you have put the top part of the umbrella into the bottom pole. Another thing that would probably be helpful is to angle the pole slightly toward the direction the wind is coming from. That will prevent the wind from getting underneath the umbrella top and lifting it out of the bottom pole (if the wind is too strong). The top part of the umbrella is pretty heavy, so gravity should help keep the two poles together properly, as long as you angle the whole thing towards the wind a little bit. But it is too heavy to angle it toward the wind too much, so we are only talking about a few degrees. If you do these things, it should help. Good luck!
2232327
the cover is made very well !!!! it's 97 inches high and 27 inches across and should fit your umbrella fine !! I use a 10 foot piece of 1 inch Plastic pipe with a rubber cane tip on it to lift and remove the cover and I removed the draw string at the bottom !
595721
Yes, but the umbrella will be short. The post for the umbrella is in 2 parts. The end with the auger has handles that aid in getting it set in the sand. The other end with the post and umbrella then snaps into it. So you could only use the umbrella end, but it will be very short.
972519
Sorry, its at our place in ME and I'm in CT. It fit the anchor I bought but don't remember the size.
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).
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-
1716856
I use my base for a 9' umbrella, out in the middle of my property and wind hasn't been a problem on ths a South Shore of Long Island. My base didn't come with the threaded piece that holds umbrella in the hole. I found a replacement- good luck with getting help from the company
1074019
hi maria, i purchased that umbrella a couple months ago. i have not actually measured the umbrella but is definatly bigger than 8ft. it is very large u will be pleasantly surprised as i was...shawn
1493201
It will be the diameter of the umbrella, I have the same problem with space, the 7.5 foot fit perfect in my patio area.
1710615
Yes it will, that's the size of my daughters umbrella. She loved the stand, her deck is subject to wind and the stand is nice and heavy, very good quality.
2055835
Have not tried it for an offset umbrella, but based upon the circumference and the weight when filled with sand, I don't think there is enough support to hold your umbrella securely
420707
Ken - I don't see why not. If it drills into clay and silt, it should do fine with sand as long at the sand does not backfill the hole before you can set the umbrella stand.
807909
Keep in mind I would not recommend this umbrella. It is of extremely poor quality. But to answer your question, we used 2 cement pads (about 18 inches by 18 inches and 3 inches thick) to hold it in place. There is a lip on the base that the pads sit on. The pads are very heavy and worked great. Too bad the umbrella was junk.
1294898
It might be too short... Make sure to look at the pole height in the specs. Otherwise it's a great, sturdy umbrella.