What diameter umbrella pole with this stand accommodate?
919706
Without actually measuring it, I can say it has adjustable ring fittings, probably will adapt to almost any standardized pole. It is very handsome, but does allow water to stand in it after rain.
404171
It's a standard sized umbrella pole that does fit in the hole of a table designed for an umbrella. Diameter 1 1/2 inches
1710615
Yes it will, that's the size of my daughters umbrella. She loved the stand, her deck is subject to wind and the stand is nice and heavy, very good quality.
1246862
Ours is stored for the winter, but it fit in a standard table and stand- we actually wound up using the rubber O-ring from the stand's pack to prevent the umbrella from wobbling, it had some wiggle room- based on the description below, that means it's about 1.5" diameter. The stand below is the one we bought.DC America UBP18181-BR 18-Inch Cast Stone Umbrella Base, Made from Rust Free Composite Materials, Bronze Powder Coated Finish
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!
1493201
It will be the diameter of the umbrella, I have the same problem with space, the 7.5 foot fit perfect in my patio area.
441265
An identical looking item is for sale on Home Depot's web site. There, it states that it fits up to 1.65" diameter umbrella poles. Additional specs include: 19.3" diameter cast iron 50 lb base, 20.3" assembled height.
2239988
The majority of the length of the pole is 1 1/2 inch diameter, however the section that fits inside the stand or an extension pole is a tapered to 1 3/8 inch diameter. The stand should be adjustable with some type of adjustment screw or knob to fit securely in the base. I have had no problems fitting to a variety of commercially available stands.
1750499
I understand why you are asking, as this umbrella pole did not fit in my table but my husband made the opening in the table larger to fit. The diameter of the pole is (1 1/2').
848466
Don't know, I have a large heavy umbrella and I did not think that the wooden rail alone would support it. I returned it and got one that had a base stand and attached to the rail for some stability. As I remember a couple of inches. Should work for a small umbrella but I would not leave it up in a heavy wind or use on a large umbrella.
1296715
The stand opening is a little large than two inches and holds our umbrella that is a bit less than two inches. This should work for you
188473
It can handle the size. It has an adapter for smaller also. It's a very nice stand and handle wind with big umbrellas well. I have two.
1836149
My umbrella is 9 ft in diameter...but the diameter of the pole would be the question, I think. I would think they are pretty much standard, and hopefully dimensions of both are online. I really like the base; it's heavy and I leave it out all winter...no sign of rust, etc.
1104700
I don't think so, since the diameter of the umbrella holder is probably much larger. The pole would probably come out of the umbrella sleeve.
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
1832600
Depends what you intend to use as an umbrella stand. If you are referring to a stand that is used on a patio with a table umbrella or such, no. This umbrella pole is much smaller, yet sturdy. That being said, I am certain you could either make a suitable stand with the proper size "piping" or you could modify the tripod itself to an "umbrella stand". Keep in mind, the umbrella does separate from the tripod. The tripod is, in essence, a proprietary umbrella stand. This is a great product.
687201
The stand accommodates a pole diameter of up to 5 inches. Good starter stand. Just remember it is plastic, but does the job.