Wold you be able to use a clamp umbrella on these?
261751
I think it would depend on the nature of the clamp and the size/weight of the umbrella. The arm rests are almost 2 1/2 inches across the top, so I'd think you could get a clamp on those pretty securely. If you're trying to clamp to the side of the arm rests (or the back rest, for that matter), you're only going to have an inch to work with, so I'm thinking that might not be as practical.
261752
I imagine a light weight umbrella would work, but I think you would need to be mindful of the weight distribution.
261753
I would use an umbrella clamp on the furniture. However, I would restrict the use to a fairly light weight clamp/umbrella, and not leave the clamp/umbrella on during strong winds. The wood does not appear to have the composition to resist strong actions.
1900185
Only if you used some sort of insulation such as a block of wood or sponge or something along that line otherwise ,no the clamps are metal I would not.
850025
Yes. I have three of these and the clamps have been very durable and sturdy.
1037446
Not sure how to describe the clamps. You just slide it on to the end of the table and then tighten the clamp. It is rain proof, but need to watch how strong the wind is when you use it.
1996274
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)
691066
Maybe. The clamp is really strong, but small. It would only hold it not in the way it was intended to be used.
1802705
Yes, you can fold them down when not in use. Loosen the clamps, swing them down, retighten.
921642
Yes, it can be set up like a normal umbrella, but I would recommend using the pair of cords that it comes with to attach to stakes in the ground. For the size of this, I don't believe it would be steady enough to safely skip using them.
2205858
Sorry, we do not use an umbrella. The table is light....I would not think the umbrella would work unless you have a very heavy base.
2102656
Yes it can..the clamp is one piece in the lamp goes into the clamp with a screw hole to keep it stable. So you're good to go
786822
Unlikely - you would be pushing the limits of the plastic clamps. This unit also burns through batteries in no time. I would keep shopping.
2044371
I don't see why not. they are designed to be universal. Though a completely round cross bar would offer less area for the clamp to grip so you will want to make sure to tighten them so they can't easily shift forward or backward from the high forces applied to them by the wind at highway speeds. As long as you use all of the included straps and tighten them all appropriately you should have no issues at all.
1053830
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless.I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
717920
Only if you put the umbrella upright. But with any slight wind the umbrella will fold and be ruined so don't waste your money.
2003370
Yes it can, they are very nice. They only downside them is they are not pointed and are hard to push in the ground if you are camping. I just bought clamp on stakes ,
1724990
The clamp is in the middle of the pole. No the height can't be adjusted because the polehas a locking device maybe 2" down on the bottom section. We really like the because of the tilt, we live in a condo and attach the bottom to the rails so the top of the bottom part is flush with the railing and then put the umbrellas in. They are really good quality.
2034577
The umbrellas are mounted to the bulb socket hardware, which is useable on all stands, so yes.