So is there a screw in the bottom pole or is it just pointed? I see both being stated, I need the screw bottom for the beach.
1604639
Yes, there is a big plastic screw to use for the sand. I had it removed as my mother wanted it for the patio. Enjoy your umbrella.
1433520
I'm not 100% positive but I think the umbrella pole might be too thin....it's kind of a narrow rod...truth be known tho this umbrella is more ideal for the pool than the beach. It's nice but the rod seemed kind of flimsy for a constant wind at the beach
802215
We found that when it is not too windy, we just use the stakes that come with it to hold it down. I actually haven't used the sand screw. The pole comes out of the tripod part and there is a screw on the bottom. There is a post that you attach to the pole to help screw it into the sand. We absolutely love the Wondershade, and may use the screw at some point, but didn't this summer.
201170
There is no hole on the bottom -- so you would need a skilled carpenter to alter it for pole mounting.
1104217
I'm not using mine at the beach, but at my business, so I didn't need the screw at the bottom. It is held in place by a rivet that is easy to drill out to remove the srew.
1442668
The stake that screws in bottom of pole you see i in the picture is included.
928556
I have a simple screw on pole and it screws on fine. The pole is used for a number of house h item's.
1969823
Yes. it comes with the point on the bottom,however I would have ordered the beach sand extender as our umbrella flew almost away.
1433519
No it has a piece on the bottom of the pole for screwing it into the sand that's not detachable
1969827
It comes with the extender pole with point on bottom. The stand they talk about would be a weighted bottom that sets on the ground under the table, doesn't come with that!!
229190
Hi Cathy. I have to admitt that I have not yet had the post installed or taken it out of the packaging. I am awaiting an electrician to install it. If you are referring to a hole or holes near the top end of the pole to secure the lighting fixture, I don't believe this model has any. I have another post in my yard that is many many years old and the fixture fits securely down over the post without need for screws or other attachent. I would think that if a hole is needed to secure a fixture one could easily be drilled with an ordinary driller and bit. Hope this helps!
659643
It's been a while but I believe it was a forked metal bottom that was a bit tough for me to get into the ground (my husband was nice enough to drive it into the ground for me). It's been there ever since; no problems. My only complaint is I can't find the extension kit anywhere so the pole is a bit shorter than I would have liked.
2132506
Hello, There is a bolt that goes into the pole from the bottom of the base. There is a tool that comes in the box which will tighten the bolt. Let me know if you have any other questions. This light has been great! I have it in my living room and really like it.
1888761
The bottom of each post has a plate with 2 holes they are 180 degree's apart, you can use any kind of lag screw or wood screw or even cement screws
99833
Screw in the pole and that is it. Good base for FLA with the storms and wind...hasn't fallen yet.
1564264
There are two adjustments on the bottom that require the special tools the pole comes with. Loosen to spin, tighten for a standing pole.
706010
I have not mounted mine yet. waiting for summer. I plan to use anchor screws. the boards are light. good luck.