My patio table's umbrella hole is exactly 2" in diameter. Will this product fit snugly in my table's 2" umbrella hole?
1108677
The product is graduated as pictured - so... There will be more 'above table' exposure as hole diameter shrinks. For me personally not an issue. It's a good product and I recommend it.
1108678
I wish I could 100% confidently answer this, but I bought as a gift for my family as a security purchase in the chance the base I bought them needed some modification. They ultimately did not end up using this as it wasn't quite compatible with the base I also bought for them. If you'd like I can reach out and see if they could give it a look.
1238104
The hole is 2 1/4 inches in diameter. The set comes with a little piece that you can put n the hole should you want just a table top and not an umbrella table.
806187
Unless your umbrella has an non-standard post (unlikely) and the table top has a non-standard hole, this plastic insert will work exactly as intended.
1380143
Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella with a pole of an outer diameter between 1.5" and 2", you're in luck. If not, it will be a problem. Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella... » Read More Unfortunately none of the material here indicates the diameter of the metal sleeve at the base -- where the umbrella fits in. It's a crucial part of knowing whether or not your umbrella will fit.Having just received one, the inner diameter of the sleeve is 2". Unfortunately, the outer diameter of my patio umbrella pole is 1.25", which is too small to fit securely in the base even with the screws fully tightened. I am trying to see if I can cut some PVC pipe to help fill the gap and allow the umbrella to fasten to the base correctly.If you have an umbrella with a pole of an outer diameter between 1.5" and 2", you're in luck. If not, it will be a problem. « Show Less
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I use my umbrella in the center hole of a patio table. When used this way the port where the power cord inserts in the pole is below the surface of the table and is not visible from above the table.
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No unfortunately it won't fit. Your umbrella pole is the exact same size as the opening of the mount.
2239989
the pole on the last one i purchased and returned was signifcantly larger than 1.5", it wouldn't fit in the lower hole of my patio table. I have had numerous patio umbrellas, that was the only one that wouldn't fit through the bottom hole.
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I just measured mine. It's 2.5 at the widest end. It should work & give you enough difference to make it snug. It's rubber so you can really work with it. I use mine for our sleeve on our decking & works fine.
1296713
We have a 2 inch hole on our table and the pole fits through it with room to spare.
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Honestly, I'm not sure. But, I don't think it will. These cover's zippers do not open all the way to the top, & I think you need an opening all the way up for the offset umbrellas. I did see offset patio umbrella covers on Amazon that fit differently. Hope this helps a little. Good luck.
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The outside diameter of the upright post that holds the umbrella is 6.5 inches. However, I believe I recall that it came with two lengths of post. I had to use the shorter post in order to fit under my table. So, if it still includes two posts so you can choose, you'll be fine with the shorter post.
271499
It fits in the hole for my small foldable table. The description may say the diameter of the pole.
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The base on my offset umbrella has two cross pieces attached to a pole into which the umbrella pole slips. The cross pieces fit into grooves molded into the bottom of the base and the base pole protrudes through the hole in the base. The base pole should be no more than 2.5 inches or so in diameter, otherwise it's a tight fit. If that's the case, it should work. Be sure to fill with water only after you've put your umbrella where you want it to stay. This base works so well because it gets seriously heavy.
1548187
Yes, but you need to make sure the umbrella accommodates patio height tables (longer pole needed) - many do not.
1223845
This umbrella needs an umbrella stand. It fits perfect into center hole patio table and then into your umbrella stand.
556566
Absolutely, would work even better if the sand was a little wet. Keep in mind that the width of the hole is between 4" to 8" wide, so you will have a little back filling to do to stabilize you umbrella
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I do not know what you mean by an umbrella hole ring. Mine came with a cover over the hole (is that it?). It is a very nice table, and quite sturdy.