Would this bag work to set up beach umbrellas in front yard. I will have sand available to fill the bag, but it will be in a grassy space for a party?
933605
Absolutely it could work anywhere as long as you have sand to put in it. There is a hole in the bottom for the umbrella to go through but I find it more useful to have the bag separate from the umbrella on the wind side to hold it down. You could just put a piece of cardboard over the hole. It's nice to have.
933606
It will anchor you umbrella. There is a hole in the bottom that will let some sand through. The hole allows thr pole to go through and into the ground. Bag does a great job on our windy beach in San Juan PR. Ihave two of them!
933607
I don't think so. This system needs the umbrella to go into the ground/sand so it is somewhat anchored. If you keep it above ground it would probably get dragged by any wind. Good luck!
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.
1013519
Not real sure havent used it on he beach yet. I think it will with the proper stakes to hold it down and with some items inside it.
1565743
I actually haven't put an umbrella in mine, but the hole looks like it would hold my regular, big umbrella. Sorry not much help on this answer. But love the table.
1713195
We did purchase some longer stakes and a mallet, which was helpful for one high wind day. If you look close at the photo, you'll see 4 built-in 'sand bag' pockets (2 in the back and 1 on each side). We were rather amused at ourselves for not initially realizing their purpose. Filling those with sand was very beneficial in managing the shelter under windy conditions, provided you have reasonable expectations of what constitutes "windy" (LOL!).
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)
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.
2043441
Not sure - we actually used it for a wedding - the flower girl wasn't walking yet so we covered it all over with lace and flowers to make it look like a carriage for her to be pulled in for the wedding - I think it may work for the beach - I would probably try it - as long as its not loaded down I don't think it would sink in the sand - its pretty sturdy and well made
870620
The umbrella is designed to attach onto the aluminum tube structure of a beach chair. The clamp is like an adjustable "C clamp". Not sure what the seat in your stadium looks like, so I can't say if it would work.
196047
Yes, but the umbrella did not stand up to windy days at beach. Very disappointed with it. Probably will send it back.
393341
They come as 4 double cylindrical bags in the package which I use to wrap around a tent plow when stakes cannot be used in the ground. If I am picturing a table with a center hole where a large umbrella goes, it may work. If not, I am not sure what you want to stabilize.
1013510
Yes, This would be good for outdoor chairs, but I might try to get 3" thick for benches or 2 person swings, but that's just a personal preference. I don't think it's water resistant though, so I would use a more water-resistant fabric/scotchgard or bring it in out of the rain.
1006856
The center pole is thinner than a patio umbrella. But I don't think it would be tall enough for a patio umbrella. You need to stoop down to get under it on the beach. It has a corkscrew on the bottom of the pole. You would need to put something under it to make it taller. But as for a beach umbrella it is fantastic!!!!! We used it for 2 years now and in high winds its great. I think patio no, beach yes.
370986
I am not sure if you are just putting this up for an event or keeping it up for an extended period of time. If it is just for an event, then I would use sand bags tied to the bottom of each of the poles. I live in Vancouver, Wa near the Gorge and we get High winds about 4 to 5 times during the year, and my canopy is set up year round and acts as another room off my patio, and we have the canopy bolted to the house in several places on one side of the canopy and several steal stakes in the ground on the other side where we taped the poles to the stakes. It has servived 2 springs one summer, and a winter. I am very happy with this one, and over the years we have tried several other canopies. Hope the sand bag idea is helpful, dress them up if this is for an important event. 20 lbs per pole is my suggestion. GOOD-LUCK !!!!
1179398
Yes, 7' beach umbrella is also good for bistro set (2 chairs and 1 table) patio furniture.
1589342
If you had all the sandbags full and maybe use the stakes as well it would be ok... We used this on Myrtle Beach with just the sandbags and sand around the bottom floor without any problems. We didn't use the stakes on the beach - it has a bottom that holds your stuff also that helps to hold it down..
488255
I believe it would. I don't really have fine sand near my pool area. The included bag is quite fine weaved. If you could get the white bag to fit on there, it would, I am certain.