Does this umbrella have an anchor built in?
169393
No. See the link to our sand anchor http://www.amazon.com/Cloud-Nine-Cloudnine-Sand-Anchor/dp/B00DUHLIRY/ref=sr_1_34?ie=UTF8&qid=1394480863&sr=8-34&keywords=sand+anchor
1063080
No. It has to be anchored. Its difficult to set up. I bought 3 of them and ended up giving 2 of them to Goodwill.
1589724
No there was no way to anchor it. We were very disappointed with this product so it was returned. Also the bottom was much thinner than was advertised and did not give much sun protection.
1969825
Yes the pole hight adjusts and there is a point. We also bought efs sand anchor so it stays put. Easier than trying to jab the umbrella in the sand.
1102347
No not included I bought 2 ... I dont use them .. the umbrella allows a tiny bit of tilt but not near enough. its almost like you need an elbow action bracket below the umbrella & I looked at DIY options but none were practical. good luck
1323133
Yes. The chair came with an anchor hook only. I wanted to make sure the mount was secure so bought my own hardware that could be supported with steel insured of just mounting in wood. Cheers
1756669
No Anchor, the instructions call for a 4x4x8 pressure treated post cemented in the ground. this piece slides over the post and secures to it. I'm sure you could work something over an existing post too.
1589343
It does have sandbags and anchors which would probably hold it. I don't know for sure
1612996
No, it is very lightweight and doesn't hold anything heavy enough to require the anchor.
1768657
No. I had to fill mine with sand to keep it grounded in wind and to stabilize the casing that the umbrella post sits in. Umbrella also needs upper support to prevent leaning.
1064903
Yes. It has a hole for the umbrella as well as a cover for the hole in the same material if you decide to place the table on covered deck or a gazebo. This was a good buy. It did take my 15 & 17 yrs old sons 1 & 1/2 hrs to assemble. They were goofy during the assembly. A grown handy person may only take less than an hour.
1750399
No it does not have to be anchored. It is quite sturdy. The frame holds it in place. And you can move it around the yard as necessary
2020217
No.....there are no extra holes or good places to clamp an umbrella that I can think of. It is small enough to move or put underneath a patio umbrella.
1750394
No it does not have to be anchored. We move it around to mow and to be in the shade in the heat of the summer. It is heavy to scoot very far.
648548
Yes, but ypu would want to anchor it so the wind would not blow it away - anchors are included.
655660
Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in this anchor nicely; very snug. Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in... » Read More Yes, I purchased this anchor at the same time when I bought the "8ft Fiberglass Beach Umbrella UPF 100+ - Heavy Duty" Sold on Amazon by: NetStoresUSA. I took them to the beach (Atlantic Ocean) on a breezy day and they both did great! Make sure to screw the anchor into the sand so that the circular ledge (just below the handle) is touching the sand; the pole will be more stable that way. This anchor also has a bolt going through the side that you can tighten if the pole is significantly smaller than the opening of the anchor. The 8ft. umbrella I purchased (referenced above) fits in this anchor nicely; very snug. « Show Less
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We were on the beach in Gulf Shores Alabama. No need to use tie down/anchors. We filled the bag all of the way to the top with sand (not wet sand) and wrapped snug around the pole (Velcro on bag works great!) and the umbrella stayed in place all day! We used the "Rio Sports Sand Anchor" (also bought on Amazon) to dig our pole hole (which work awesome and was SO EASY to use). Hope this helps! : )