Does this umbrella fit in a screw in the ground holder? Can it be set up like a normal umbrella?
921641
It does not screw into a holder. There are stakes provided that you can stake down the umbrella. It does not sit up like a normal umbrella, it does tilt off to the side as shown in the picture. What I liked about it I can sit in a chair and still have cover over me.
921642
Yes, it can be set up like a normal umbrella, but I would recommend using the pair of cords that it comes with to attach to stakes in the ground. For the size of this, I don't believe it would be steady enough to safely skip using them.
921643
I purchased The Original Umbrella Stand and the Bleacher Buddy for my umbrella. My daughter plays softball. I find somewhere in the grassy area to use The Original Umbrella Stand (she plays in the middle of summer and it's just cooler in the grass). Unfortunately sometimes I just have to sit in the bleachers or right in front of them and that's when I use the Bleacher Buddy. This umbrella does extremely well in either stand.
921644
Unsure about that due to the peg type end. To really secure it into sand/ soil, purchase a plastic mallet to pound it in the ground. It can be used as a normal umbrella. Check out the YouTube video to view.
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
1175020
Yes, there is a hold for an umbrella in the center of the table. However, since it is a lightweight table the umbrella would need to be stabilized in some way.
1284494
Hi.... I'm not sure if this is "standard" - but it's a great umbrella. if i recall correctly, i actually phoned the company before ordering and they were super helpful.... good luck.
1068834
yes it has umbrella hole. there is an insert that pops out in the center and you can also put it back in when not using the umbrella.
1561346
NO! there is a screw right in the middle. Not to mention that it is much too small overall, to accomplish anything once you had a hole drilled in it. Look up "patio lazy susan umbrella" on Amazon and there are ones already made and of a usefule size.
1104216
The screw is riveted on. I drilled out the rivet to use in my application. It does store in the bag the way it is. Not a bad umbrella for the money. The mechanism to release from the use positin seems flimsy but has been ok.
1223844
With the proper base, can the umbrella stand up right next to a lounge chair?
191349
Yes, the umbrella can be adjusted very easily... High or low... It is a nice feature.&#128512;
1364497
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.
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.
2236247
Mine shipped with two screws that I can turn by hand. They screw into the base and then push into the umbrella pole inside. You should see two screw holes in the top part of the umbrella base. That is where they would go.
883433
It doesn't have a true base, it has metal feet. What was recommended with the instructions is to get 4 12x12 paver stones to put on the metal feet to keep it secure. The patio pavers do keep it nice and secure. I live in North Dakota where the winds routinely get up to 50 mph and have never seen the umbrella move.
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.
857139
I apologize for the late response. I really like the holder and most foam handled umbrellas will work with this holder. My only concerned was the wind. While on a windy afternoon I found the holder to be rather clumsy.
98734
No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
595721
Yes, but the umbrella will be short. The post for the umbrella is in 2 parts. The end with the auger has handles that aid in getting it set in the sand. The other end with the post and umbrella then snaps into it. So you could only use the umbrella end, but it will be very short.