What is the diameter of the pole?
1098247
I'm sorry, I did not keep the pole since it was a little flimsy and it had a flat bracket on the top that does not show the photo. I think it had a diameter of between 3/4" to 1"
1995682
Thank you for your interest. The diameter of the pole is about 1.5". ~Formosa Covers
488462
If you mean what are the widths/circumference of the poles, then I would say 1.5 inches, maybe even 1.75.
741981
Not sure my pole is up right now (Martin House) if you reask the question again in a couple of months Aug,, I will measure it for you.. sorry
668038
How about a Living Accents 10 ft Round Offset Umbrella? The pole diameter is 2 inches. Each leg is 17 inches long and 1.25 inches wide. At the insertion of the leg into the pole, there is a vertically oriented triangular support piece extending from the left edge of the base to the pole.
1405367
I would like to tell you that I know the answer to that but I honestly don't know. Ask a professional for guidance on pole diameter limitations.
1715061
I have mine on 1/2" I.D. galvanized pipe. The description says, "any pole measuring 0.625 to 1-1/4-inch in diameter".
911578
The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
761671
Hi, Briclot. I, too have mine stuck in a,PVCPipe. I think the measurement you are looking for is the notches at the halfway point on the pole. That is 38 1/2 inches from the bottom. To the top holes it is 69 1/2 inches. Enjoy!
642163
I am not too sure about the diameter but the pole is hollow. I did not need any rebar and I have birds and squirrels all over it. I suggest that you put it in the ground after it rains or soften up the spot where you want to place it. My husband tried to bang it into the ground with a hammer but the metal rods couldn't take it and bent. We had to straighten it back out before we could put the top on.
1709434
The diameter of the anchor is 1 1/2 inches. My umbrella is 1 inch diameter (it's smaller than the anchor opening) but the anchor holds it well because there is a screw on the side of the anchor to hold the pole.
233002
NOT POSITIVE, but about 3.5"-4" would be my guess, I no longer have the paperwork for it, sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Just so you're aware, the verticle pole is in two pieces, it fits together somewhere at about four feet from the base, hope this helped a little.
262233
It looks like 1 7/16 or 1 1/2 inches. That is using a kid's ruler and measuring across the rubber plug that is stuck into the bottom of the base pole. I left my caliper at work. :)
2139189
1.2" I used a dial caliper. I did not use the pole, instead I used a old extendable pruning pole. Worked great
1569954
The pole's diameter is 1 inch and the clamp opens up to approximately 2 3/8 inches
1766037
The diameter at the base is about 1.25 inches. Because the sections are held in place only by friction, I would not recommend using the pole in this way. The thinnest ~8ft would not be able to hold any load up in the air.
1812442
Oops sorry! That is the dimension across the pole, not the diameter. Diameter is 4 3/4 in. Just measured :)