Does the umbrella tilt
238172
No, this does not tilt, and does not cover a large area. But is enough for a small child, which is what we bought it for. It's a nice umbrella for the price.
424751
It does tilt. However to get customers to sign you simply use the swivel feature and turn it to them.
1178968
No, it does not tilt but u can adjust the leves very easy. It is a very comfortable seat.
1102346
Nonot includedI bought 2 ... I dont use them .. the umbrella allows a tiny bit of tilt but not near enough. its almost like you need an elbow action bracket below the umbrella & I looked at DIY options but none were practical. good luck
1915346
Yes, Brad, it does tilt. It tilts from vertical to 5.5 degrees down to 22 degrees up.
1306381
Yes. There are two screws at the top of the frame that the canopy attaches. The screws can be loosen and the canopy can be tilted up and down
1795342
No it does not tilt. Supposidly you can adjust the support arm so fully extended it will tilt open away from the support poll but I've had 3 of these and frankly they are a great product for the money. But to your question tilting... you can get to tilt, but it won't stay tilted in the wind. That is kind of a self-preservation saftey deal. The more it is tilted the more it acts like a sail or parachute! Neither is desirable. Something else, YOU MUST ANCHOR ALL OFFSET UMBRELLAS AND ALL OF THEM RECOMMEND YOU DO SO. WHY ANYONE WOULD THINK THEY WOULD STAND WITHOUT BEING ANCHORED IS BEYOND THE VOICE OF REASON. I mean extend your arms in front of you and lift one foot... how long can you stand in this pose? It's a fulcrum baby. That is what and offest is! But you don't have to bolt them. I've anchored 3 of them with just 4 patio pavers 12"square by 3" thick. I don't know if the skinny ones have enough wt. But the one I was most worried about the wind grabbin I just place 2 concrete foundation blocks stretching over the top of opposite legs resting on the patio pavers. I use these as covers over 3 person hot tubs on raining nights. Wind is always around if it is raining and I never lost one to the wind. BUT THEY DO HAVE TO BE ANCHORED !!! Hell a heavy wt. stumbling will knock them over it you don't anchor them.
1323149
It tilts. Pretty sure the review saying it doesn't forgot about the tilt lock. Just pull the height adjustment lever out and it unlocks and tilts.
1302221
The umbrella can be adjusted up and down and can also be turned 360 degrees. It would be much more user friendly and effective if it were able to tilt. It works best midday when the sun is high, but morning and evening sun get in because of the angle.
502656
Whoops! I told you wrong!!! It's just above the the hand crank. Just twist the plastice cylinder and it will tilt the umbrella. Sorry for giving you the wrong answer the first time.
809288
Not really, you can adjust how it is by adjusting the arm and the umbrella will move but it is free motion when it is out like this and you cannot lock it to a certain tilt
2135702
Yes it does, and it also is able to tilt. Both positions can be adjusted to suit the owner.
1675623
It does not tilt. I had to put a large book under mine to raise the level for computer work.
1408900
Yes, it does have a tilt feature. Also, you can adjust the tension on the tilt feature. It ranges between easily tilting to not tilting at all.
2067067
No, it does not tilt. Once you tighten it down that's the position it will remain in.
502658
There is a cylindrical grip directly above the hand crank (this hand crank looks like a fishing pole crank and is what opens and closes the umbrella). After opening the umbrella with the hand crank, you twist the grip to tilt the umbrella. I forget if it's clockwise or counter clockwise but you'll figure it out with trial and error.
798779
Yes, it tilts (which I believe is shown in the image). It doesn't come with a different length pole. Just get a base that sits on the deck/ground to put it in.