Will this base work for a stand alone umbrella.
1960779
Absolutely. We bought these bases because we had to move our umbrellas away from the tables for shade in the morning. The original bases just weren't heavy enough and the umbrellas would tip over in the wind. Needless to say, that never happens any more. The downside of course is the stands are so heavy that moving them around is not easy.
1960780
Yes, it works perfectly with my stand alone umbrella on my pool deck. It is attractive and heavy.
1960781
Yes, it would be a great choice. We love ours and plan on ordering another one.
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.
1364497
Yes. Mine had a inside ring that allowed to hold a smaller pole. I removed it. The pole of my umbrella is bigger than 1.5". Hope it helps. Be aware however that I bought this base quite a while ago and manufacturers sometimes change their products' specs. I am still very very happy with this base, paint still looks good despite the Arizona sun. Its stays outside all year long.
676632
No, you must buy the base separately. Make sure that the diameter of the pole matches the diameter of the pole insert on the base. The heavier the base, the better. A heavier base may cost more, but one that is too lightweight will render the umbrella virtually useless with a slight or moderate breeze. If you plan on setting the umbrella through the center of a patio table, you may not need a heavier base than if you use it as a stand-alone. Hope this helps!
1837595
Probably. Mine goes through a patio table into a base. It's a great umbrella for the price. Paid twice as much for one last year and one of the supports broke in a thunderstorm. For the price it's worth a try. Good luck.
700937
Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a patio table umbrella hole. Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a... » Read More Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a patio table umbrella hole. « Show Less
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.
511370
This is only to secure the umbrella through a table hole. You can not use it alone.
470598
Yes as long as u fill base with sand which can hold over 50 lbs. the only other concern is the screw that holds umbrella only puts pressure against pole so strong wind could blow it out what I did was drill hole in my umbrella pole so that the screw actually went into the pole itself and there was no chance of it slipping out
433744
I would doubt it.. The clamps are heavy and the unit requires a very study connection. There is a lot of torque when the umbrella is attached and up. The wind makes the unit move at times. it works great; however, you must have a strong foundation.... Wood
903348
No. The compact base this is not. However if you have clearance you can spin it away from umbrella to make it less intrusive to maximize the space under your umbrella.
98734
No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
2070849
Actually, that's what it's for. I don't think it would work with a normal patio umbrella.
911577
Almost any standard umbrella base. I got mine (plastic) at Walmart for 7.50$ and filled it with sand and water.
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.
533354
absolutely - the x cross bars of that umbrella will be under the stand, and the stand gets filled with sand (use two 25# bags) for stability. SO, be sure you have it where you want it - moving it once filled with sand is IMPOSSIBLE. :-)
1318259
Hello, Thank you for your interest. This market umbrella does not come with a umbrella base. This product listing is for the pole+canopy frame+canopy fabric. Thank you! Formosa Covers