Can this umbrella be sunk directly in the sand/ground without a stand, and still be stable?
1304372
I wouldn't try that. It is total quality at a great price..and kinda heavy..
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.
1304374
no like me put it true a table or stand ps : you need to have umbrella he goes over it that just the net not umbrella
624040
No. There is no where to put sand. The bottom is hollow. It can not take any weather. Top heavy.
424866
The umbrella has a sand auger on the bottom. We had no trouble at the beach with the umbrella staying in place even with moderate winds.
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
1236044
I have not tried that but my guess is it is too big of an umbrella to only be supported by the base. At least if there is any breeze at all. I am thinking of trying it on the side of the table to increase the shade area but I would still have it touching (and tied to) the edge of the table for support.
1922820
I'm the consumer, not a seller. All umbrellas need a base. If the umbrella mounts through a patio table, a lighter weight base is needed. If an umbrella will be free standing, a very heavy base is needed (at least 60 pounds) . I bought a 60 pound base plus I'm using two 60 pound sand bags. This ensures that the umbrella won't blow away in high winds, when it's folded.. If the umbrella is open. IMO. no base will be heavy enough to prevent blowaway plus damage. Even a 7.5 foot umbrella presents a big surface to high winds.
732509
No. I've seen people put a bunch of sand bags on top to keep it relatively portable. I used water and then added a product that makes it solidify. They sell it on Amazon. Definitely use something or it will fall on you.
819929
I'm using the same wrought iron stand I have used previously. A heavy stand is necessary unless the umbrella is ALSO anchored in the center of a patio table.
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.
765650
No, a stand is not included. I planned to buy one locally but the umbrella seems very stable when placed in the two guide holes in my patio table and resting on the lawn so I am using it without a base
185153
Yes, if you sink it into the sand. There are pipes to pound in first, then the legs slip into those.
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.
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
1537181
Yes as long as the umbrella wasn't tilted and windy. I always put something heavy on the legs to help stabilize it when I tilt it.
2055192
It would depend on wind. the pole can be driven into the sand with no problem, but if it is windy, you will need to use the anchor straps that are already attached to the umbrella, but may need some better stakes to hold it down. Hope this makes sense and helps.
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.
470140
The hole is big enough; however you might want to purchase two bags to hold the larger umbrella up. Our small umbrella fell over when we tilted it so a bigger umbrella would need more weight. Also you need to get the umbrella as far into the sand as possible so a flat bottom may not work.