Is this standard size? I measured the ribs and they are about 5 feet. I am not sure what is standard but my umbrellas looks standard.
1284491
I was concerned about the same thing. I learned that the key is the number if ribs. Everything else seems to be a standard size. Mine fits perfectly.
1284492
If you mean about 5 ft being less than 5 feet, you should be good to go. I was leery about buying this because of the price, but was pleasantly surprised that it not only fit well and looked good, it still looks good 2 years later. Far better than the original cover that came with the umbrella when new.
1284493
I don't remember exactly how we measured this but I was very surprised at how well it fit and when I need to replace this again I plan on using this again very happy with this and the price was the great part of this better then buying a whole new one.
1284494
Hi.... I'm not sure if this is "standard" - but it's a great umbrella. if i recall correctly, i actually phoned the company before ordering and they were super helpful.... good luck.
1284495
The ribs on mine were approximately 54 inches, your standard 9 foot umbrella. I did not have to pull or stretch the fabric at all.
1920171
Umbrellas are often measured from edge to edge, over the arc. Someone else said they measured theirs at 50 inches. If they were measuring across the bottom, from edge to edge, I am guessing it would be approximately 62 inches (the official measurement) measuring over the top.
1070209
I Dont know the actual size but I am 5'3" and I can stand under the umbrella. My son is almost 6' he fits too. The length is about 4 feet.
56199
The diameter of the pole on my umbrella is 1.5". I measured twice though I do not intend to cut.
1238103
Hello Ellen. I don't know exactly the size. When u buying the set from amazon they would also suggest you umbrellas that would feet to that table.Sincerely, Natalia
126145
The umbrella is 104 inches wide across the house, so half of that is 52 inches or a little over 4 feet. We like ours and if anchored properly have had no problem with blowing over.
507932
So sorry, the umbrella has been packed away until spring. I can tell you that we just love it, no fading, very durable and inexpensive! This is only an approximation, but my hubby and myself seem to think about 18"
687200
1 1/2 inches. Umbrella pole that I have is 1" which I believe is pretty standard unless it's one of the larger diameter wooden poles. Hope that this answers your question.
1929096
Hmmmmm....I actually have them in my patio. I will check the size and get back. They are really nice quality.
2107098
The actual Outside diameter of the 2 posts are just over 2" at 2.015"-2.020" The Shorter post is about 5-7/8" long from the top of the base. With the upper post added the combined length is just over 16-1/2" There is a plastic insert in the post that is actually slightly under 2" at 1.970"-1.975", but it is only 3/16" tall or so...This is the best Umbrella base I have seen for stability... We left an umbrella in high winds and the 1.5" wooden shaft on the umbrella snapped off and the base never moved... The only way this could be better is if it had a couple small wheels on one side... but it is quite heavy, low profile, and very sturdy... The actual Outside diameter of the 2 posts are just over 2" at 2.015"-2.020" The Shorter post is about 5-7/8" long from the top of the base. With the upper post added the combined length is just over 16-1/2" There is a plastic insert in the post that is actually slightly under 2" at 1.970"-1.975", but it is only 3/16" tall or so...This is the best Umbrella base I have seen for stability... We left an umbrella in high winds and the 1.5" wooden shaft on the umbrella snapped off and the base never moved... The only way this could be... » Read More The actual Outside diameter of the 2 posts are just over 2" at 2.015"-2.020" The Shorter post is about 5-7/8" long from the top of the base. With the upper post added the combined length is just over 16-1/2" There is a plastic insert in the post that is actually slightly under 2" at 1.970"-1.975", but it is only 3/16" tall or so...This is the best Umbrella base I have seen for stability... We left an umbrella in high winds and the 1.5" wooden shaft on the umbrella snapped off and the base never moved... The only way this could be better is if it had a couple small wheels on one side... but it is quite heavy, low profile, and very sturdy... « Show Less
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Yes, my 7.5' umbrella fits in a standard umbrella stand; therefore, I believe it will fit through an umbrella table hole.
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This cover is just over 6ft tall. so measure your market umbrella when it is closed...good luck
881286
I don't suppose "regular umbrella height" is a helpful answer?! I never measured it. My deck is 6' wide, so I got a 6' umbrella - I would go bigger next time, 6' is awfully small. Just an FYI.
639771
I measured it to be 12.25 inches in total length. From the ring to the tip is about 9. It holds our medium umbrella well. Good for the price.
188474
Sorry. Michigan here...can't get thru to actually measure; however, I don't think the base would support properly an umbrella of that diameter. Too munch slack. Go to an umbrella website and look at the pole diameters wish I could give you an accurate measurement. Beyond that, it's a great product. Well made, attractive and STURDY!!
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My umbrella was a 9 foot Coleman that had the canopy chewed by mice. The frame of the umbrella is in great shape and expensive to replace. I think as long as the umbrella is 9 foot with 8 rib arms it should fit. The only thing I had to do was remove the center cap on my umbrella frame then I just put a piece of clear tape over the hole, no one can tell any different as it is under the canopy. I have had this cover now for a couple of years and would buy it again if I needed to or just to change the color.
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Not sure of the exact measurements, but I can tell you that it is a "standard" pole. By that I mean it fit the other umbrella stands I had previously purchased. It will definitely fit the opening in any table, if that's your concern.