could you use a cement umbrella stand to anchor it?
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A cement umbrella stand would hold it, but I'd be afraid of sheets on the line when thee are heave winds.
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The instructions call for a cement pour, but I found that appropriate sized rocks gave the needed stability. I use this item each week and find it easy to erect and 'dis-erect' and have found it was just what I needed.
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Best way is to.purchase a foot and a half of PVC pipe or use the sleeve that comes with the clothsline and one bag of cement add plenty of rocks and wait 3 days at least. I love mine!
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Yes, we do that at our house, but it will blow over in moderately high winds depending on the load. High surface area laundry (e.g. sheets) will tip it more easily.
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I have tried rocks with no success - it keeps falling over. I basically have to apply advanced physics to figure out how to keep it up - ie balancing the weight of the clothes exactly. Really annoying.
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I am not sure what a cement umbrella stand is. My line is put in the ground that had an existing place for it. If you are talking of a free standing bucket with cement that you put your line pole in, make sure it is big enough to withstand strong winds and not tip over with clothes on the line.
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I am sorry--in seeing your question further, I think it depends on how big a hole is in the cement umbrella stand. It need to have a good solid footing and a deep hole is needed.
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YOu should be able to. They provide screws and plastic anchors and I have put them on a concrete wall.
1108038
You can clamp anything on the frame to support a canopy or Large umbrella.....just understand such attachments become a sail under the slightest of breeze. :)
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You could but I would recommend using anchors depending on what you are using this item for.
251049
You could but the pole is metal\alumninum and can bend. I recommend a stand that has a taller sleeve for the pole. and a pretty heavy base. The 9-ft umbrella is vented, but heavy gusts can topple it pretty easy, unless the base is weighted down well. I bought and put two of the round twenty-pound barbell weights over the sleeve on my base, and that works well for everything except the 40-50 mph gusts that we sometimes get in Oklahoma with frontal systems
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I'm using the same wrought iron stand I have used previously. A heavy stand is necessary unless the umbrella is ALSO anchored in the center of a patio table.
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I would say no. I would get a taller base that is one-piece sturdy metal. This one is held together by a nut and washer on a bolt. I have a 6 foot wood market umbrella and it seems a bit top heavy in this base. I think it would be fabulous with a smaller umbrella in it.
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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.
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No.....there are no extra holes or good places to clamp an umbrella that I can think of. It is small enough to move or put underneath a patio umbrella.
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Yes, just drill with a masonry bit and use an anchor. You can also consider glue. Also consider alternate places to mount it.
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This unit is desighned for a light stand . It bcan be used on a tripod with the use of a 1/4 x20 all thread rod connector ,available at your local hardware . Put coupling on tripod tread then place umbrella mount on coupling.
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Sure. You'll need a concrete anchor. Just swap the provided screws for the one you'll use to thread into the anchor.
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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.
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I did use a standard umbrella base. Just had to use a little foam to keep it secure.
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You could try an umbrella stand on the brick pavers, if staking it doesn't work.
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The stand hold an umbrella therefore should be able to hold the spot if it has the proper mounting shoe for it.
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My husband used cement to anchor it in the ground. It is a great buy and I am very glad that I bought it!