I am trying to replace an existing umbrella clothesline. Why don't any of these manufacturers ever give the diameter of the main post?
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The diameter of the main post is one notch below five (5) inches............P.S. This 'is' a really nice clothes line........... O:)
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Five (5) inches .... I too replaced an old umbrella clothesline and this one worked great.
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I haven't worked on the clothesline yet so I cannot answer this question. Sorry.
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I may have one for you as I looked to replace damaged connectors ... couldn't locate any .... so bought a new 10 x 20 last year....Poles have a length and Diameter and a Letter code .... so be specific and I'll see if I have a spare for you .... Tom Drew
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Measure the diameter of the supply line. Most are one inch. Compare it to a cheap piece of PIC if you can't measure. Hope this helps.
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Out of the box, it was for a round post, when I purchased it. Maybe they have an adaptor that can be purchased separately?
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Sorry but I don't know the outside diameter. I'm surprised it doesn't give all this information in the description. I can tell you that I looked at several and also read the reviews. I have used a clothesline for years and when mine was destroyed by a fallen tree I was very upset. Need my bed sheets hung outside, nothing smells or feels better. I am thrilled with this item, it's very strong and holds up to all kinds of weather.
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So sorry! Didn't see this email until I started cleaning the mailbox today. If it's not too late.... post diameter is about 1.5 centimeters, or 5/8 inch. Don't know about other brands or what might be "standard". Hope that helps.
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I don't know the size of pvc post. It is fit 4x4 post which has the actual size about 3-5/8x3-5/8
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John, I was thinking that also. But, Carol I'm not home, but when I get there I could measure the width of the hooks. My first instinct is they probably won't. I'll get back with you.
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As nearly as I can tell, the post is one inch diameter. My guess is that it is a standard size, but I'm no expert. Hope this helps.
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The diameter is 1.5 inches. Evidently my previous umbrella post was (ever so) slightly larger.But so far, absolutely satisfied with this umbrella.
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An identical looking item is for sale on Home Depot's web site. There, it states that it fits up to 1.65" diameter umbrella poles. Additional specs include: 19.3" diameter cast iron 50 lb base, 20.3" assembled height.
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I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some... » Read More I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. « Show Less
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Note that the 2 sizes mentioned in the Amazon listing are 15mm and 30mm. This has nothing to do with the width, which, at 5 inches, is about 125mm. They simply got the units wrong. It should be shown as 15 m (metres) and 30 m which are respectively 49 ft and 98 ft, being the lengths of the clothesline itself, not the width of the unit. Hope this clarifies things. The US should have gone metric in 1976, to be congruent with most of the rest of the world.
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The post is 1 1/2 " diameter. It fits well in our stand. There are thinner posted umbrellas that don't work with our stand, but this one does. Which is why we bought it.
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I found nothing specific for the clothes line, but an umbrella cover might work.
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We use the stand for a "market umbrella" that's quite large. Not sure what the pole diameter is but I think it's a standard size.Good luck!