Will this base work with the Ace Evert Offset Umbrella? Can't remove pole from existing umbrella so this base needs to just sit on top of existing base.
1727272
Your umbrella must come free of your base for this new base to work. If it does, this new base is great. Hope this helps
1727273
The base on my offset umbrella has two cross pieces attached to a pole into which the umbrella pole slips. The cross pieces fit into grooves molded into the bottom of the base and the base pole protrudes through the hole in the base. The base pole should be no more than 2.5 inches or so in diameter, otherwise it's a tight fit. If that's the case, it should work. Be sure to fill with water only after you've put your umbrella where you want it to stay. This base works so well because it gets seriously heavy.
1727274
My umbrella also has an attached pole, but that pole slips into a slightly wider but shorter pole that is attached to a cross bar base. I slipped the water weight base over the cross bar base section and then lifted the umbrella & poke into position. If your umbrella has a similar construction, it should be fine.
1346990
It would probably work, it is kind of cone shaped, its 2.5 inches at the top and tapers to about 1.75 inches at the bottom, so when you put it in your table hole, you will have to push it down untill its tight, it will not sit flush with your table top, but it will keep your umbrella secure.
1304373
I would not recommend doing that. The base of this umbrella is standard size and fits perfectly in a regular metal or cast iron stand. I have seen much smaller versions of this umbrella that actually have a point on the end that you could take to the beach and stick in the sand but not this one.
785840
Since I do not have an offset umbrella, I am not sure, but it is an ample size. It does go on over the top of the umbrella and you would have to be able to do that with the offset one.
266681
I have a bar height table, with the hole going through a top, shelving, and then into the stand that you have and the crank hits the top of the bar. So no, this umbrella unfortunately did not work for me.
140738
We use the stand for a "market umbrella" that's quite large. Not sure what the pole diameter is but I think it's a standard size.Good luck!
2040226
No, it has a foot print a little too small to support the typical offset umbrella. Sorry.
1548187
Yes, but you need to make sure the umbrella accommodates patio height tables (longer pole needed) - many do not.
2235828
Every umbrella base I tried was too big for this. I was able to find a tiki lantern holder that fit, but those aren't designed to hold umbrellas (too top heavy), so it kept falling over. I ended up tying the umbrella pole to the railing of my porch because nothing else worked as well.
1194537
The diameter of the umbrella hole is 'standard' (2 - 21/4") sized in every patio table. Thus if you had a 5', 7', 9', 12'....umbrella, the pole diameter is standard and will fit any patio table. So the short answer to your question is "yes", it will work.
1505579
I don't think it is big enough for an offset umbrella. I have an 11ft. umbrella in mine, I also think you can use a larger umbrella in it.
2055835
Have not tried it for an offset umbrella, but based upon the circumference and the weight when filled with sand, I don't think there is enough support to hold your umbrella securely
2194004
I'm not very good with "math" - best answer I can give is that the center hole diameter will fit a standard or bit larger umbrella pole. The lazy Susan is very functional and I have received a lot of compliments on it. Great product for the price!
1748468
we have an offset cantilever umbrella that was purchased at Costco and it does fit. It does not fit "exactly" like the EOM cover did, but it is not an eom cover. It serves its purpose of protecting the expensive umbrella. you get what you pay for.
2103094
I had a standard metal stand from a previous umbrella. Any heavy metal stand will work with this. Make sure its heavy and not a cheap plastic or thin metal one.
2045689
I don't know what an offset umbrella is. We have a 10 ft. Cantilever umbrella and it work's great. We have had no issues with it holding up or holding steady.
1621042
Yes. You may need to purchase a hole-saw for the size of your umbrella pole. They often come as a set of bits that work with a standard drill - but they're not expensive. First - make sure that there are no brackets in the path of the hole. You can make the hole a little off center if necessary.