Will this base hold an 11 ft umbrella?
2040220
We purchased 3 of these stands for our vacation home in the Palm Springs area. I think our umbrellas are 9'. These stands are very heavy (it takes 2 of us to move them) and I think they would hold an 11' umbrella with no problems. We get quite a bit of wind at our home and so far these stands have held up great, not toppled or moved during winds at all.
2040221
This is a good question. It depends on where you put the umbrella and the strength of the wind towards the umbrella. I bought an 11' umbrella from Costco. It also sells a 66 lb base for $30. It looks like cheap plastic filled with concrete. I didn't buy the base. But I use the weight as a reference. I bought this base instead. It was well made. As a precaution, I suggest that you fold the umbrella when there is a report of strong gusty wind. Mine is a center-mounted umbrella. if you have a side-mounted umbrella, I would suggest that you use a wider base around 100 lb.
700934
I suppose that it could. It depends on how heavy the umbrella is. As long as the umbrella isn't too big or heavy you might be ok. Take a look at the dimensions of the base to make sure that the stand won't tip over from too much weight.
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.
807909
Keep in mind I would not recommend this umbrella. It is of extremely poor quality. But to answer your question, we used 2 cement pads (about 18 inches by 18 inches and 3 inches thick) to hold it in place. There is a lip on the base that the pads sit on. The pads are very heavy and worked great. Too bad the umbrella was junk.
1643691
Yes there is enough room, the umbrella pole extends and retracts to raise or lower the umbrella to the height you would like
1296714
The pole holder is about 2 inches in diameter. Our umbrella pole is smaller. Therefore if your umbrella pole is less than 2 inches, it should fit just fine. This is a great umbrella stand - very heavy!
1074018
Yes I can answer your question. For it to be 11 ft all the way around it would have to be a perfect circle, which umbrellas are not. Umbrellas are longer where the wooden supports stick out, so it is 11 feet across if you measure from support to support. If you measure between the support it"s 104. This is normal for this type of umbrella. This is the best umbrella I have owned and I will definitely buy another one when the time comes.
13078
I have a 9' wide umbrella on the stand and there is still over 2' of clearance between the closed umbrella and the table. I think you could easily put an 11' umbrella on the stand. We've had the stand about a year now and we use if fairly frequently. We have a second rolling stand that is another brand. If we ever need to replace that one, I would definitely replace it with one of these. It rolls fairly smoothly across our deck even where the space between the decking is a bit wide.
1781478
It should fit with plenty of room. My umbrella is 11 feet and it fit just fine. I will tell you that it is not easy to get on without a step ladder.
641894
Good morning: My umbrella is 9 ft,but is a half umbrella; not a full umbrella. The umbrella base is great for my umbrella. When you put the pole in the base, there is a cap that fits around the pole to help hold it tight. It also has two screws on the side of the holder to add additional support for the pole.
1674103
That's what I ordered it for. I think our offset umbrella is 10ft. I ordered 4 sections of the base. No issues, stays in place even during windy conditions.
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.
2131063
Doubtful. It has a larger, 4-prong base/stand that needs to be weighted down. There are specific offset umbrella bases you can purchases to weigh down the base. I use paving stones. Without being weighed down the umbrella will tip over. A standard, castiron base will likely not have a wide enough base to keep it from tipping over (if it would even fit)
1707825
I have a 10' offset umbrella and it works well with this base...not sure if this is the same base on the umbrella but if it is the "t" shape I believe it will work.
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.
1766743
The CASTLECREEK Cantilever Umbrella Base will work with the Cantilever 10' Umbrella.
2070850
It works ok for my 14' offset umbrella, although I added a 40 lbs sand bag on top of it for extra sturdiness (we are in NYC area and it gets a bit windy)