With the proper base, can the umbrella stand up right next to a lounge chair?
1837595
Probably. Mine goes through a patio table into a base. It's a great umbrella for the price. Paid twice as much for one last year and one of the supports broke in a thunderstorm. For the price it's worth a try. Good luck.
1837596
Yes, I am just using our old base that we previously had & it works just fine. But our base is able to be tightened to squeeze snug to the umbrella.
1837597
Yes the umbrella could stand up right next to a lounge chair with the addition of a base.
1837598
yes, but it is very cheaply made. I don't expect it to last through next year. With a slight breeze I bends and you can hear pooping at the connection point.
1632074
I use the umbrella that came with a completely different dining set that I purchased 10 years ago. In other words, any umbrella that can stand on its own (meaning it has its own base) can be inserted in the hole provided in the little shelf between the gliders with no problem.
676104
I can't imagine why it wouldn't. The whole thing is very large so there would be plenty of room even if the umbrella is tilted. You'd be able to adjust it. It's not very form-fitting.
191350
Yes, the umbrella can be adjusted very easily... High or low... It is a nice feature.�
641884
Umbrella does not stand on its own. I have one supported using a glass picnic table and another supported by a base.Bought the stand on Amazon DC America UBP18181-BR 18-Inch Cast Stone Umbrella Base, Made from Rust Free Composite Materials, Bronze Powder Coated Finish
933607
I don't think so. This system needs the umbrella to go into the ground/sand so it is somewhat anchored. If you keep it above ground it would probably get dragged by any wind. Good luck!
890569
Yes. The umbrella is really the only good thing about the chair. I would honestly go with a Tommy Bahama chair. This chair isn't worth the price. Mine ripped and it's not really that comfortable to begin with.
1537181
Yes as long as the umbrella wasn't tilted and windy. I always put something heavy on the legs to help stabilize it when I tilt it.
79699
I am 5'8" and if the umbrella is vertical and at it's longest extension I could stand up under it in the middle. However the umbrella is lightweight so I don't usually have it in that possible (read never) - you wouldn't be able to do much else but stand to attention. So if you were thinking of it over a bar for example I don't think this is the umbrella for you. It's not so high you can walk in and out without ducking. But as an angled umbrella over my sun chair it's perfect, and it's weight is an advantage as I usually use it when I'm rv'ing. Hope that helps.
1621043
Yes, you can add a umbrella to the center of the table if you install the 2X4 cross brace called for in instructions.however, the umbrella would require a ground footing in order that it is anchored by the table and at the floor or ground. A small bucket 6" tall and 9" wide at the top filled with sand would do the job if you are using in on a patio like I am. If you are using it in a grassy area you could dig a hole for umbrella shaft
705394
Yes, all chairs fit under without an umbrella stand in the way. With an umbrella stand, you have to feed the chair legs into the stand to fit completely under the table.
903348
No. The compact base this is not. However if you have clearance you can spin it away from umbrella to make it less intrusive to maximize the space under your umbrella.
51581
The umbrella is small and folds into itself during moderately windy weather. I think this action protects it from being ripped off the lounger. You could probably remove it and put it back on as you need it but I don't think it's meant to do that. I really love the lounger and use it daily. Love it!
1056590
You will not be able to use this with a table that has a hole for the umbrella. This unit is a stand alone and can do a fine job setting beside the table. This is a great item, small, and extremely portable. I love mine.
2205858
Sorry, we do not use an umbrella. The table is light....I would not think the umbrella would work unless you have a very heavy base.
1236044
I have not tried that but my guess is it is too big of an umbrella to only be supported by the base. At least if there is any breeze at all. I am thinking of trying it on the side of the table to increase the shade area but I would still have it touching (and tied to) the edge of the table for support.
1236043
This umbrella is designed to be supported by both the base as well as the table. Hope this helps!