Does it really go around the umbrella pole without any fuss?
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The inside hole is about 2 in. diameter. If you wanted to put the umbrella pole down through, it would be possible as long as it fit! Good idea!
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I don't understand the question but the dish works exactly as described. It does spin.
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It moves with the wind. We had to secure the base with heavy tiles and close the umbrella on windy days.
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Hi Marie, Nope. The hole isn't big enough for an umbrella pole to go through. However, Amazon does have outdoor table Lazy Susans. I found this one for you and there are others - Royal Tahiti 20" Round Lazy Susan w/umbrella Hole (Stain) (1.25H x 20W x 20D) - some are glass and some are tiered. Hope this helps. Kathy
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No, but it holds it in place so it doesnt slide around. I would recommend using it!
1996275
Yes, the mount has two screws which screw into the umbrella post. It's quite stable and sturdy to prevent umbrella from spinning or tipping over.
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There is a shaft in the center the umbrella pole fits down into. After inserting the umbrella you turn a knob on the side that tightens a screw against the umbrella pole which helps keep the umbrella from moving.
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No, no rod to help get the thing over the umbrella. I cut that pesky 'drawstring' at the bottom. I use a broom to help me lift it over the very big umbrella - this broom has a long handle. But it does work, after a few expletives and attempts!You really do need to close the bottom, as wasps may find the empty space lovely for nesting. I just wrapped a cord around it and tied it tight. It will work well enough. Still, this is a really nice umbrella cover. Certainly is big enough.
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P. Sherman,I'm pretty sure it can, although it may move a lot where there is wind. Ours moves and makes an odd clicking sound with the slightest move. Kibd of annoying. At this point, I dont know if its our base that isn't grippibg it as well, or the umbrella that is flimsy. In anycase, it serves its purpose and looks great in our patio.
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the diameter of the pole is 21mm or 14/16 inches , smaller than most umbrella pole so it is going to be very loose in the sleeve. Also You will loose also about 2 feet of high because the pad is attached to the last section of the pole. hope this will help you to make a decision
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Depends on the base you have and the size of the opening for the pole to go in. The end of the umbrella is not squared off but is in the shape of an auger for screwing it into the ground or beach sand.
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The top half comes out of the stand but not the whole pole. The bottom portion is still connected to the stand. It is a easy and great umbrella.
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No, I think it just hangs. But it does a decent job of moving the air around.
76722
No, not exactly. It rolls up on itself and then straps hold it together. Kind of hard to explain but it is effective.
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No, it screws tightly into a heavy base that supports it. The pole itself is perhaps 5 inches in diameter, the base is around a foot in diameter.
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Yes. Mine had a inside ring that allowed to hold a smaller pole. I removed it. The pole of my umbrella is bigger than 1.5". Hope it helps. Be aware however that I bought this base quite a while ago and manufacturers sometimes change their products' specs. I am still very very happy with this base, paint still looks good despite the Arizona sun. Its stays outside all year long.
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I'm not 100% positive but I think the umbrella pole might be too thin....it's kind of a narrow rod...truth be known tho this umbrella is more ideal for the pool than the beach. It's nice but the rod seemed kind of flimsy for a constant wind at the beach
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So far it has not. So far, they have not slipped. I have two 13 foot umbrellas and they were a big hit at our family get together last summer!