Does this umbrella have little "handles" on the pole that come out to use for screwing the pole into the sand?
196042
YES, You just turn it and the pole screws into the sand. Then you can fold them down.
196043
Yes, they worked great. But it couldn't handle a windy beach day and blew inside out. Pay a bit more for the better one by T Bahamas.
196044
Yes, but the quality in general is so bad I do not remember the exact material, it may have been plastic. The umbrella was returned after a quick glance.
196045
Yes brenda the " dark solid blue does ". The green blue striped I'd more expensive....so I'd think it does also......I think that is mentioned in the description, for your exact umbrella. Again, I have the 100.00. Solid dark blue umbrella
196046
As for quality.....I see what S. VILLAGOMEZ says, the handle materiel ( plastic ) could be made sturdier.....however the pole and screw portion are accepting strong. Remember it's a light weight design " to be easily carried " and it is light. And I love mine. The handles work just fine but you need to exercise " finesse "
196047
Yes, but the umbrella did not stand up to windy days at beach. Very disappointed with it. Probably will send it back.
196048
Yes it does but there not that sturdy. I dig a hole about 6 to 8 inches and twist with the pole itself.
1006857
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.
1682972
Im sure they vary between models, but mine is a metal crank handle with a heavy vinyl pull cord. The cable feeds around a small plastic pulley at top. Seems very sturdy. Im sure it will outlast the umbrella fabric itself. Hope that helps.....
81867
No, It does not have the fitting in the center of the table for an umbrella. This is because of the ice bucket that is in the center.
211856
no the legs are on the original base of the umbrella stand. the base has indentations in it , that fits those original legs. it is a real nice design the old sand type you could not move your umbrella this one is easy to lift up move and put back down.
1957268
Yes, the handle is a little bigger than the regular one. Plus, if you look closely it shows it connected to the extension pole in the picture.
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
26205
No it does not. I don't remember if it has handles though when it folds in half.
1254936
Yes, there are two knobs just above the base that are easily tightened. Our 13 foot umbrella has stayed secure, never a problem. When you move the umbrella around a lot, make sure and check that the knobs are still tight. I have noticed they can come loose after a lot of movement.
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
118234
No it does not. Handle has a round hole maybe you could attach a clip to it. Very handy tool.
424866
The umbrella has a sand auger on the bottom. We had no trouble at the beach with the umbrella staying in place even with moderate winds.
1585781
No. But the handle folds, forming a V shape which allows one to set it on hook or a towel rod.
1076291
Yes it does. There is also a hole in the lower cross brace. The lower hole has a threaded metal bolt with a larger plastic handle to help hold the umbrella in place.
1579512
It has the capability to insert a pole if needed for reach. Regular broom sized handles work perfectly. There are holes for screws if you need to permanently attach. This squeegee is perfect for picture windows that are hard to reach. It has other purposes as well. It's a good buy.
2178053
Not sure what you mean, but I don't think so. The pole is in 2 parts, the bottom one comes to a taper. You have to rock it back and forth to get it into the sand. A strong wind will knock it down.
668342
No handles but it does have Velcro so the ends can stick together when you fold it up.