Umbrella base and stand

When you buy a Push Up Umbrella, you must decide whether to use a base or a base to secure the umbrella. The umbrella base is often called an umbrella stand or even an umbrella holder, which is essential to keep the umbrella upright and fixed in high wind conditions. The two main methods of securing the umbrella are to use a traditional base with or without wheels or to fix the umbrella in a fixed position. Both the market and the cantilever umbrella can use the base or the base, but usually, the fixed base is only used with the large cantilever umbrella. This is because a large cantilever umbrella requires a larger, short, and bulky base, but by using a fixing frame, you can maintain a beautiful and neat appearance without affecting the ability to keep the umbrella fixed. In addition, mounts are usually cheaper than large mounts and have a chunky base. The disadvantage of the mount is that you lose the flexibility of moving the umbrella.

How to buy Push Up Umbrella that best suits your situation

The beauty of the umbrella stand can help you add the finishing touch to the outdoor space, which is definitely an important decision. But, first, you should choose a base first, which can keep your umbrella upright regardless of its style. You need to determine the weight of the base required to keep the umbrella firm and upright, and you also need to ensure that the diameter of the tube or rod of the base matches the pole of the umbrella stand.

Basic weight-market umbrella

The lightest available weight starts at 25 pounds. And increased to 150 pounds. Market umbrellas are usually used in the center of a table or as a freestanding umbrella in many places. For standalone applications, we recommend using a base that weighs at least 80 pounds. A good rule of thumb for a freestanding umbrella is 10 pounds. Each canopy foot. For example, a 9-foot octagonal market umbrella like the Galtech teak round umbrella should have a basis weight of at least 90 pounds to ensure that it can withstand average wind conditions. Of course, the larger the diameter of the umbrella, the heavier and safer the base.

Conversely, when using an umbrella in the center of the dining table, please use a bass over 70 pounds. Unless your umbrella is larger than 11 feet in diameter, it may exceed your needs. The reason why a smaller weight base can be used in in-table applications is that the table itself provides additional support.