Meet Backyard Expressions 26.5 Lb Umbrella Stand - in Diameter
This base puts 26.5 pounds behind a patio umbrella pole so it stays where you put it once the breeze picks up. It stands free on a deck or a terrace and needs no tools and no drilling.
This is a free standing umbrella base, not an umbrella. It weighs 26.5 pounds, and its job is to hold a patio umbrella pole upright on a deck, a balcony or a paved terrace where you cannot drill into the surface.
The weight is the whole point. It is enough to keep a pole steady in an ordinary breeze, and light enough that one person can move it from the dining set to the loungers without a struggle. It resists mildew and staining, and it holds its appearance through a season of sun and rain.
It cleans with a hose or a damp cloth. Setup is a matter of standing it where you want it and dropping the pole in, with no tools needed.
Meet Backyard Expressions 26.5 Lb Umbrella Stand - in Diameter
This base puts 26.5 pounds behind a patio umbrella pole so it stays where you put it once the breeze picks up. It stands free on a deck or a terrace and needs no tools and no drilling.
At 26.5 lb, this stand holds a standard umbrella upright through the wind that moves across a compact backyard, deck or rooftop.
The opening takes the pole of a common patio or market umbrella, so it should fit what you already have without an adapter. Stand the base where you want it, drop the pole in and the weight does the rest.
The finish resists mildew and staining, so it keeps its look through a full season of sun and rain with only an occasional rinse.
This is a free standing umbrella base, not an umbrella. It weighs 26.5 pounds, and its job is to hold a patio umbrella pole upright on a deck, a balcony or a paved terrace where you cannot drill into the surface.
The weight is the whole point. It is enough to keep a pole steady in an ordinary breeze, and light enough that one person can move it from the dining set to the loungers without a struggle. It resists mildew and staining, and it holds its appearance through a season of sun and rain.
It cleans with a hose or a damp cloth. Setup is a matter of standing it where you want it and dropping the pole in, with no tools needed.
Wipe the stand down with a damp cloth or rinse it with a hose. Let it dry fully before storing it away for the season. No sealing or special treatment is needed.
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The 15 inch diameter opening is sized for common standard patio and market umbrella poles, so it should fit without extra parts.
The weight is sized to keep a standard umbrella steady in typical city wind, including gusts that move across an open rooftop or narrow yard.
Setup is minimal and needs no tools beyond what ships in the box, so it is ready in minutes.
A hose rinse or a damp cloth is enough to keep it looking sharp between seasons.
Materials are chosen to resist mildew and staining rather than just hide it, so it holds its appearance through a full season of sun and rain.
Flat firm ground keeps the pole plumb, so a patio slab, level pavers or solid decking all suit it. On grass or loose gravel the stand works out of level and the umbrella leans. Level the spot rather than packing something under one edge.
It can sit under a table with the pole running up through the table hole, which is the usual setup for a market umbrella. Check that it is low enough to clear the underside of your table and that feet still fit around it. Measure the table opening against the pole you plan to use.
An offset or cantilever umbrella loads the base to one side and is normally sold with its own cross base sized for it. A round stand like this is meant for a straight pole running through its center. Match the stand to the umbrella it was designed for rather than improvising.
Take the umbrella out first, then slide it rather than lifting where you can. On decking it helps to put something under it so the boards are not scuffed. A second pair of hands makes it easier.
It sits low and wide, so keep it out of the direct walking line and away from a doorway. On a tight patio it is better tucked against the edge of the seating than left in open floor. Children should not stand on it.
Long lasting and built for the outdoors
Pieces that still look right in ten years
Clear instructions and accurate sizing