Will it be stable placed in a 6" brass umbrella anchor located in a pool area?
1687184
Yes it should be stable. I would place the umbrella indoors if not in use for long periods. I'm still unsure of the long term quality and sunlight resistance of the cloth. Overall for price a decent little umbrella.
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.
269224
I would say no. unless you have powerful anchors it might hold half that weight.
1741689
Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
2086862
I wouldn't because there wouldn't be enough depth to support the umbrella pole. This product is designed to keep the pole from moving around in the umbrella hole in a standard patio table.
1225057
I have never used an anchor that attaches to the center pole, but I use plastic stakes that are meant for camping on sand. I have never had a problem through several years of ocean beach vacations. Stakes are very inexpensive. You can find them at any camping store.
83755
Depends on wind. But it comes with some anchors that you could tie down or push in the ground. I have used mine on a rock patio and just put some bags of pool salt on the legs for safety. I have only used anchors once.
470139
The umbrella bottom doesn't really need to be pointed but you'll want one like that to help get it in the sand. As for patio umbrella, I'm pretty sure those are pretty heavy and a lot wider on the top so it might not be able to hold it up. You could try their umbrella: http://www.ostrichchair.com/ostrich-products/ostrich-7ft-beach-umbrella.htmlI use this shade anchor all the time with large beach umbrellas and when I see other umbrellas being tossed around in the wind I'm always sitting pretty under my anchored-in shade bag. Love it. Good luck!
1996274
Yes. This mount is very heavy duty, and clamps down as tightly as you like. Even with moderate tightening, I've never had an issue with my 9' umbrellas. (including an offset one)
944410
Well it is pretty lite weight. It would be ok if the wind does not hit is directly I think. However I think I would anchor it to be sure.
176115
Of course. It does not matter what side you use, it is free standing, not attached to the pool at all. If you are worried about it tipping over, put some cement blocks on the bottom frame of the ladder.
1763283
I would say yes. I use mine to create a shade over my pool here in Nevada due to high 100+ temperatures. I don't mind a slight a slight sag in the middle. You can get the sagging out by using the correct screw brackets on each end to tighten the cover. I also use a fairly heavy set of 4 springs(one on each side) to give it a little bounce during the windy days.
470598
Yes as long as u fill base with sand which can hold over 50 lbs. the only other concern is the screw that holds umbrella only puts pressure against pole so strong wind could blow it out what I did was drill hole in my umbrella pole so that the screw actually went into the pole itself and there was no chance of it slipping out
648548
Yes, but ypu would want to anchor it so the wind would not blow it away - anchors are included.
1225056
We use it without an anchor when used upright. The pointed shaft drives deep into the sand. You can also tie the side down with the lines and stakes. We have used all kinds of umbrellas and none will hold when it is blowing 20 knots or more.
80674
I have been using it for a 10' span deck umbrella in a fairly windy area. It has been able to keep the umbrella steady; I worry more about the railing spindle to which it is attached.
240167
If you anchor it as instructed, it is very secure. You can use the anchors provided or bolt it down.