Can I use this umbrella with the Southern Patio blow molded base?
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The blow molded base sits on top to the metal T base that your umbrella fits into. I filled mine with water and also put some bleach into the water to keep the insides from getting nasty. Sorry, but your umbrella did not show up in the request for info. Does not matter the style of umbrella. I have a 9' cantilever umbrella that I use my molded base with. (If you look closely at the picture you will see the edges of the metal T stand sticking out from under, along with the metal pole that holds your umbrella pole.)
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I have a bar height table, with the hole going through a top, shelving, and then into the stand that you have and the crank hits the top of the bar. So no, this umbrella unfortunately did not work for me.
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Hi Lisa ,Yes this will come with a base for the Umbrella. Here at Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc we stride to keep the lowest prices online and have 100% customer service. Have a great weekend,Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc.
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I'm the consumer, not a seller. All umbrellas need a base. If the umbrella mounts through a patio table, a lighter weight base is needed. If an umbrella will be free standing, a very heavy base is needed (at least 60 pounds) . I bought a 60 pound base plus I'm using two 60 pound sand bags. This ensures that the umbrella won't blow away in high winds, when it's folded.. If the umbrella is open. IMO. no base will be heavy enough to prevent blowaway plus damage. Even a 7.5 foot umbrella presents a big surface to high winds.
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Hi Lisa , Yes this will come with a base for the Umbrella. Here at Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc we stride to keep the lowest prices online and have 100% customer service. Have a great weekend, Exclusive Home & Furniture Inc.
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It absolutely is possible. If you have a drill and round saw bits. You can cut a hole in the center of the table, making certain you're cutting through the middle of the support beam underneath as well. To offset the cut would weaken the support beam. Of course your umbrella would need to be weighted under the table so it doesn't catch a wind and fly off. :). Also, the 2x10 option would be the best bet when adding the umbrella. The larger wood offers more support when your cutting a hole in the center.
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Yes you can. However it doesn't come with a base that lies on the ground to hold the umbrella in place.
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The umbrella base I have is heavy welded metal, with an upright tube on a square base, that has the tighten down screw to secure the umbrella pole to keep the umbrella from 'launching' in a good wind. There are also bases that you can fill with water for weight and stability_just make sure the tube will accommodate the diameter of the umbrella pole.
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I did use a standard umbrella base. Just had to use a little foam to keep it secure.
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Wt? I purchased 2 and one rusted outWhere the post meets the base. The 2nd one is soon to be replaced. I thought it would be heavy enough but the Florida inland breezes knocked the umbrella down. I would look else where. Try a concrete base.
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Yes. You may need to purchase a hole-saw for the size of your umbrella pole. They often come as a set of bits that work with a standard drill - but they're not expensive. First - make sure that there are no brackets in the path of the hole. You can make the hole a little off center if necessary.
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This umbrella is designed to be supported by both the base as well as the table. Hope this helps!
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I use the base from my previous umbrella, it is all iron and to me heavy. I have had no problems with it even during high winds. Coolaroo allow most of the wind to pass through.
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You are supposed to use four large patio blocks to hold down the base. You can get them for about $5 each from places like Lowes in their garden center. Be warned, as I stated in my review, this umbrella does not do well at all in the wind.
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Yes, but you need to make sure the umbrella accommodates patio height tables (longer pole needed) - many do not.
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No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.
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I did not use the weighted base that came with the umbrella, I bolted the base directly to a wooden deck. The umbrella can't be moved around, but the foot print is a lot smaller and removed the trip hazard.