Wood Square Patio Umbrella Base, 42 Lbs. Concrete Heavy
This is a weighted stand that holds a patio umbrella upright, not an umbrella itself. It weighs 42 lbs, which is what keeps the umbrella over the table instead of across the yard when a gust comes through.
The holder takes poles from 1.25 in to 1.5 in, which covers most standard market umbrellas. Concrete supplies the weight and a wood exterior in a teak finish supplies the look, so it sits well next to wood decking and furniture rather than reading as ballast.
Setup takes minutes and needs no tools. Set the base where you want the shade, then slide the pole into the holder.
Meet Wood Square Patio Umbrella Base, 42 Lbs. Concrete Heavy
A 42 lb weighted stand that keeps a patio umbrella where you put it. Concrete supplies the holding weight and a teak toned wood exterior keeps it looking like furniture rather than ballast.
Forty two pounds of solid concrete keep a market umbrella planted through real wind, so your shade stays put on an open patio, deck or rooftop.
The teak toned wood shell sits well against wood, stone or composite surfaces, and it cleans with a hose or a damp cloth so it always looks the part.
The holder fits poles from 1.25 to 1.5 inches, covering most standard market umbrellas, and setup takes minutes with no tools beyond what ships in the box.
This is a weighted stand that holds a patio umbrella upright, not an umbrella itself. It weighs 42 lbs, which is what keeps the umbrella over the table instead of across the yard when a gust comes through.
The holder takes poles from 1.25 in to 1.5 in, which covers most standard market umbrellas. Concrete supplies the weight and a wood exterior in a teak finish supplies the look, so it sits well next to wood decking and furniture rather than reading as ballast.
Setup takes minutes and needs no tools. Set the base where you want the shade, then slide the pole into the holder.
Wipe the base clean with a damp cloth as needed. Let it dry fully if it gets wet before storing for the season. Keep it out of standing water to protect the finish over time.
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It fits poles from 1.25 to 1.5 inches, which covers most standard market umbrellas sold for patios and decks.
Yes. The concrete filled base is weighted specifically to stay put in city wind without needing extra anchoring.
A solid concrete core sits inside a wood shell finished in teak tone, chosen to sit well against wood, stone or composite surfaces.
Setup takes minutes and needs no tools. Slide the pole into the holder and the weight does the rest.
It cleans with a hose or a damp cloth and needs no seasonal treatment, sealing or refinishing to hold its finish.
Both work. Under a table it sits on the ground and adds weight below the pole that the table ring alone does not give you. Check the base dimensions listed on this page against the space between your table legs and any crossbar underneath.
It wants a flat, firm surface, so a patio slab, pavers or solid decking rather than soft grass where it can sink on one side. On timber or composite decking a mat or a pad under it spreads the load and keeps the underside from marking the boards. Lift it into place rather than dragging it across a finished surface.
Take the umbrella out first, then lift the base with both hands and a straight back, since it is listed at 42 pounds. Sliding it on a mat is easier than carrying it any distance. Two people make it simple if you are moving it across a whole patio.
It can, but water sitting in the pole holder is the thing to deal with before the first freeze. Empty the holder, keep the base off standing water, and cover it or bring it under shelter if you have the room. Wood and concrete both last longer out of constant wet.
Under a table it is out of the way by default, since the table keeps people around the edge. Free standing, put it at the end of a seating group rather than in the route people take to the door. A base at ankle height in a walkway is the one placement to avoid.
Long lasting and built for the outdoors
Pieces that still look right in ten years
Clear instructions and accurate sizing
