Can this be used with a pole stuck in an in pool umbrella sleeve?
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.
1104701
Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back... » Read More Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna « Show Less
1104702
Yes, that is what I did. The hole is too large, and I was concerned about the threads being damaged so I cut off a 5" long section of 1" Electrical PVC conduit keeping the flared end and the collet for the swim tether fits perfectly.
1104703
Not sure, but if the fit is snug and the umbrella sleeve is secure in the deck or concrete I cannot see why it wouldn't work
1104704
It might work if you can get it to fit snuggly. Good idea if you can get it to work. I use my pool tether daily and am very happy with it.
1621041
Sure, just build it as you normally would then after completed take the correct sized hole saw or paddel bit needed for the diameter of the umbrella pole and drill the hole. Just make sure when you place the center cross brace or two leg braces that they are not in the way of the hole in the center.
1957269
I didn't try that, I just held it in my hand. However, if you look closely at the photo you'll notice there is a pole sticking out of it. So I'm guessing you could.
909759
As I remember the pin is used as a handle to twist the bottom pole into the sand --- I just slid the top pole into the bottom -- no problems
1100567
It has a pretty wide variety of attachments and different heads available, so you'd probably have no trouble retrofitting the pool attachment to one of the heads and keeping the interchangeability intact.That's a pretty clever use for it, as the poles don't have any rusting parts (I think, never really immersed mine in a pool so I can't be sure) and dry out quickly (this part I'm sure on).
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').
208904
The pole adjusts for height. The pole needs a base and will fit into an umbrella stand. This could be built into the pool surface or perhaps you could use a free standing umbrella stand.
443804
Not sure. The metal base or sleeve, fits the pool fence holes in our deck. Hope that helps.
1809221
That would be 1.3" There is a set screw to tighten pole. But the anchor works so well I would recommend inserting a solid pipe inside, my umbrella actually broke at the top of the anchor. Most companies use hollow poles so they are lightweight. I stuck a piece of rebar in mine, works great, some give but won't break. Get big winds in FL If you can find an umbrella with solid pole would be better. Had to cut off part of mine where it broke, so a bit shorter, but rebar solved problem. Hope this helps. Mark
140738
We use the stand for a "market umbrella" that's quite large. Not sure what the pole diameter is but I think it's a standard size.Good luck!
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We use the stand for a "market umbrella" that's quite large. Not sure what the pole diameter is but I think it's a standard size. Good luck!
696679
Yes there is an attachment (included) that allows you to covert from a std pool pole to the small included pole.
963483
The Pole is 2" in diameter, however that will be tricky, as it should be anchored a bit deeper for stability on the pool deck.
724389
We tried it on our vinyl lined pool and it did not work. Would disconnect from the pole often. We returned it.
1625807
Guess you could attach a wire to the top of a pole and let it dangle. Mine is hanging on a garden arch via a hanging basket hanger. An excellent product.
511369
Yes - as long as you have an umbrella stand to put it into or a hole in your pool deck.
2149666
how do you make this work on a pool with poles that go through the liner holding it up?