Can this stand hold most umbrellas?
229820
Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit. Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly. If you have an umbrella with a pole of an outer diameter between 1.5" and 2", you're in luck. If not, it will be a problem.
251050
yes i thing so need a big stand with weight the umbrella is heavy hope that help your question
1055895
Though I gave this as a gift, I don't think that it will support an umbrella. It is kind of lightweight. I don't recall a hole in the middle either.
641884
Umbrella does not stand on its own. I have one supported using a glass picnic table and another supported by a base.Bought the stand on Amazon DC America UBP18181-BR 18-Inch Cast Stone Umbrella Base, Made from Rust Free Composite Materials, Bronze Powder Coated Finish
433743
I would say yes if dia.is correct and the pvc is strong enough for an umbrella set up.
1832600
Depends what you intend to use as an umbrella stand. If you are referring to a stand that is used on a patio with a table umbrella or such, no. This umbrella pole is much smaller, yet sturdy. That being said, I am certain you could either make a suitable stand with the proper size "piping" or you could modify the tripod itself to an "umbrella stand". Keep in mind, the umbrella does separate from the tripod. The tripod is, in essence, a proprietary umbrella stand. This is a great product.
2106322
I have found, with the stands adjusted up to 8 feet or so with a softbox or umbrella attached, that the stands can get a little tipsy. It's always a good idea to use a sandbag or weight at the base to help stabilize, no matter what height you set the stand at, though.
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
382205
I think it will. It is very heavy duty metal unlike others that are plastic. If I were using an HD umbrella and HD light stand this is the one I would. Want.
417639
No, it is not very large at all and would definitely not accommodate an umbrella stand unless you drilled it through, which might work if you could drill it out.
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.
98734
No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
188473
It can handle the size. It has an adapter for smaller also. It's a very nice stand and handle wind with big umbrellas well. I have two.
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
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
1162010
I don't know, but if you get wind those umbrellas are very top heavy and with the stand it comes with you will need bricks or sand bags to put on it.
1061887
You probably could use it with an umbrella spike. The stand is a separate piece so I don't see why you could not use it that way. I never looked closely because I have regular beach umbrellas and use this on hard surfaces only.