Will this base work with a cantilever umbrella?
2040224
Not sure what you mean by cantilever. I use my base with a tiltable umbrella without any problem.
2040225
I would not try that as it might tip. The base is heavy as well as sturdy but not very broad. I use mine with an 11' market umbrella. It is balanced and works great, proving a good amount of shade.
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
2040227
Even though the base for the table/bases are heavy enough I doubt that it will be big enough (the footprint) to keep the cantilever from tipping over especially windy weather. We have 3 11' umbrella's and the tables/bases hold up well, the wooden polls would break before the table/bases tip over.
2040228
Hello,I purchased an 11' auto tilt umbrella from HD. The Costco site indicates it is not recommended for use with cantilevered (off-set) umbrellas, so unfortunately I don't know if an off-set would work, although I would think if you did fill the botom with sand and bricks for maximum weight, perhaps it would.
1637165
We use ours with a small (approx. 14" sq. table) with a hole for an umbrella in it and that works fine with the weighted base. However, it is in an area that doesn't get a lot of wind. When we are not going to be around or are going to be gone for some time, or if it is a windy day, we fold up the umbrella anyway. So you probably could use it under those kinds of circumstances.
950431
I bought this with my cantilever umbrella and it works. The post on the metal umbrella stand goes through the hole on this water base. Bottom of this water base is indented so it snugs over the bottom cross bars of the umbrella stand. Once filled with water this holds the umbrella very well. I've tried it several ways and it does not seem to matter if you put the umbrella towards or away from the largest section of water base. Once, umbrella was open and a high wind did tip the whole thing over, but the wind was very strong and I should have lowered the umbrella in that wind. Hope this helps. I bought this with my cantilever umbrella and it works. The post on the metal umbrella stand goes through the hole on this water base. Bottom of this water base is indented so it snugs over the bottom cross bars of the umbrella stand. Once filled with water this holds the umbrella very well. I've tried it several ways and it does not seem to matter if you put the umbrella towards or away from the largest section of water base. Once, umbrella was open and a high wind did tip the whole thing over, but the wind was very strong and I should have lowered the umbrella in that wind. Hope this helps.
1837596
Yes, I am just using our old base that we previously had & it works just fine. But our base is able to be tightened to squeeze snug to the umbrella.
1766743
The CASTLECREEK Cantilever Umbrella Base will work with the Cantilever 10' Umbrella.
547794
The umbrella doesn't actually attach to this base. This is more of a base weight that you assemble onto the base that is included with the umbrella and then fill it with sand or water to act as an counter weight to help keep the umbrella upright.
1223844
With the proper base, can the umbrella stand up right next to a lounge chair?
1702192
No, the umbrella does Not include a base. You will need to purchase that item separately!!
1364498
Yes. This base works well. However I always lay umbrella down when there is a storm.
2131064
no, you will have to either buy the base separate or if your using it on a wood deck screw it to the deck. I have the white base you use it with, but it takes up so much room and it's real heavy when filled with water.I used deck screws to the deck. If you don't secure it to the deck then it will tip over, the umbrella is heavy and the wind will grab it.
700935
Only if the umbrella is very very light weight. The stand does not have a lot of weight, so it would not be a good choice to hold a typical patio umbrella - it would very likely tip over. Your best bet is to find an Umbrella stand with a larger base. Most patio umbrella stands are either made of heavy material or allow you to fill the base with sand to add weight.
883433
It doesn't have a true base, it has metal feet. What was recommended with the instructions is to get 4 12x12 paver stones to put on the metal feet to keep it secure. The patio pavers do keep it nice and secure. I live in North Dakota where the winds routinely get up to 50 mph and have never seen the umbrella move.
1364497
Yes. Mine had a inside ring that allowed to hold a smaller pole. I removed it. The pole of my umbrella is bigger than 1.5". Hope it helps. Be aware however that I bought this base quite a while ago and manufacturers sometimes change their products' specs. I am still very very happy with this base, paint still looks good despite the Arizona sun. Its stays outside all year long.
1116503
I don't think so. The base isn't that wide itself in diameter. Also, it might be too heavyfor the base.
700939
In my opinion, this base would be too small and light to effectively support an umbrella. You'd be happier with something bigger and heavier.
1813507
Most likely it will, HOWEVER, i will be purchasing another stand because this one is not heavy enough and the wind knocks over the umbrella.
2049559
I did not use the weighted base that came with the umbrella, I bolted the base directly to a wooden deck. The umbrella can't be moved around, but the foot print is a lot smaller and removed the trip hazard.