How big is the hole in the base for adding sand ?
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About 1.25 inches. We used water which is easy to remove when you want to relocate
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The actual hole is 1" (25.4mm), but there is a 2" (50.8mm) round "stand" attached to the base to hold in place. Hope this helps. P.S. I love this pour-over dripper for travel, but wish it was made of glass for home use. Good value.
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A standard 4" hole. Due to the construction I'm fire it would a 3.75". It's pretty tight. I cut out some of the rubber that holds it in place with a knife. You could trim it more to fit a smaller hole. I'm pretty sure it would fit snuggly in a larger hole.
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Measure the width of the entire base from the outside of each hole. I believe thee base plates come in 8 or 10 inch size. Lowes or home depotcarry them. You can also draw aa template with the single hole outlined and take with you to the store. Hope that helps. ..
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Ellen, I just took out the umbrella pole, and it measures an inch and three quarters. ( 1 3/4 in.) The hole looks larger untill the pole is removed on my table and then you will see the casting is a little smaller in the center of the hole. It's a great patio set, showing no visible wear in over a year in southern Calif. ( not much rain this year either.) See my review under the name phillip.
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I measured an inch from small end to center of the first hole. Hope that helps.
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Approximately 1/2" or some close nominal metric. The base is a fairly crude casting and the slots have a slight draft so they're not too uniform. I actually filed the slots slightly to accommodate a carriage bolt.
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52 inch. the base could be cut, shorten about 12 inch, and rewelded if you have the tools
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The umbrella hole is 2 inches in diameter. It's a great table, we love it!!
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The hole is about 3/4 of the way through then it stops. The base is hollow and you fill it up with water or sand for weight.
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Right at 7 1/2 inches tall 1 3/4 inches thick at the base . The bottom pulls off to access the inside . We used ours to display sand
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Hole is only about 1-1.5 inches in diameter, just large enough for pipe to go through.. Secured by o-ring that threads onto threading at the top of the base pipe.
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Sorry, I don't know the usual size but it's a standard size pipe that's on the inside -- of course the base is wider than that but I'd suggest to check w/your contractor or your local Lowe's --
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It depends on what you fill the base with. It's supposed to be filled with sand and water, but if the base gets cracked, it'll cause a huge mess.
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Absolutely, would work even better if the sand was a little wet. Keep in mind that the width of the hole is between 4" to 8" wide, so you will have a little back filling to do to stabilize you umbrella
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If I remember right, it's just a hair over two inches. Also, you'll need to notch out a space for the terminals to squeeze in (the best place for these is about a 1/4 inch turn from the screw holes). I was able to do it with the sanding attachment on a cheap rotary tool just fine, and the mounting flange will not reveal your cutout as long as you're careful.
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We also measured a 3 inch opening. Seafeather was correct in that the base takes about 1/4 of an inch. I have my lamp on my quilting cutting table and use it all the time. It is awesome!