What is the total hieght of this umbrella?
149997
just measured it and it is 87 inches including the finial which appears to be about 3 inches.i release the umbrella during windy days to prolong its life.it makes a very nice small patio appearance.
1983742
I haven't weighed it, but you will break your umbrella before this base budges an inch. It won't move even if the umbrella was open in a hurricane. It's heavy!
721472
I just measured it and it is 39 inches from end to end. Great umbrella. Only problem is the locking mechanism when you open it is terrible. The last one I purchased lasted less than a week. Reluctantly, I purchased another one and at times, I've needed to make sure it locks open. This is the only complaint with this umbrella and it should be fixed by the manufacturer. Not sturdy at all and I am waiting for this one to fail also. Performance wise - good umbrella other than the locking mechanism when you open it.
1493201
It will be the diameter of the umbrella, I have the same problem with space, the 7.5 foot fit perfect in my patio area.
1611202
Umbrella is 39 1/2 " overall (which includes a 2 1/2" plastic cap on top - the part sticking out of the top of the umbrella in the picture). Length is therefore 37" from the tip of the handle to the inside top of the open umbrella material.
1949277
I think it's about 1". It was too small for my umbrella pole so I just took off the screw-top, put the new canopy on and left it unscrewed.
282080
In the open position the umbrella should measure 9 ft. across and the 8 ribs themselves should measure 52"-54" long. Scroll down pictures on left and open the last picture. It's a great replacement umbrella. Enjoy!
1983739
I haven't weighed it, but you will break your umbrella before this base budges an inch.It won't move even if the umbrella was open in a hurricane.It's heavy!
706398
I have this umbrella. It works great. I don't know the dimensions either but it is the size of a golf umbrella. I hope that helps you.
180500
It's still in storage from this long winter so I don't have exact measurements. However, I'm 5'11" and there is plenty of room above me when it's open. I'd guess it to be 7' at the edges and a little more than that in the middle. We have been very happy with the umbrella.
568387
It will cover almost the entire area. The umbrella and stand are a great value. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of both pieces.
1370174
If it is the same as we have, 1 1/2 inches. If it is like ours, don't buy it. The first week we used it the button broke that adjusts the angle of the umbrella. And one of the umbrella spines is also bent and cannot be fixed. We are disposing of it after this season and trying to find a more acceptable one. Good luck.
1387225
Hi, I'm unable to measure at this time, but if you look on the UV blocker web site, you will find the specs of all their umbrellas. This one is ample coverage and is their smallest one.
83100
ok...I was not sure what you were asking - I have never measured...that umbrella left the yard during last year's tornado, so i'll measure the one out there now, just like it, that survived this last storm...i'll do that when I get home from work tonight...I was not trying to be sarcastic, I just have never measured mine
1723608
I don't have the measurement but I can tell you I had to remove the plastic sleeve that was inside my metal umbrella base to get it to fit, so it must be on the wider end of the scale-maybe 1 3/4 inches? The umbrella seems good quality so far. I've had it up for a week and it's sturdy and even though the fabric is lightweight it does a great job filtering bright sunlight.
931574
The umbrella is about 36 inches long, but rolls up like a normal umbrella so it doesn't take up much space. We attached it to the basket of a three wheeled bike so our dog could be shaded from the sun. It works GREAT! Hope this helps.
2165358
53" measured across the bottom of the open umbrella (taut tape measure, tip-to-tip), 62" if you're measuring the fabric from one tip to the center to the tip across from it along the curve of the spines.