What type of base to hold it would I need for the 9 ft polyester,khaki umbrella?
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The umbrella base I have is heavy welded metal, with an upright tube on a square base, that has the tighten down screw to secure the umbrella pole to keep the umbrella from 'launching' in a good wind. There are also bases that you can fill with water for weight and stability_just make sure the tube will accommodate the diameter of the umbrella pole.
852425
I purchased the DC America UBP1818-BR 18in cast stone base to go with this umbrella and it fit perfectly.
852426
If it is not through a table which stablizes the base somewhat. Find the heaviest base you can. Here, we get some fairly strong winds.
852427
I bought the DC America UBP18181. 18" cast stone base that was offered as a separate purchase with the umbrella. It has been perfect for my semi protected patio
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I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some... » Read More I bought the DC America 13"x18" resin (not cast stone) base and am somewhat disappointed. The tube is 2 1/4" in diameter. It has an adapter that creates a smaller diameter, but it is the exact same diameter as the umbrella pole, so the pole doesn't fit. This leaves about 3/4" of extra space. You can tighten the screw, but since there is only one screw on one side, this pushes the umbrella pole over 3/4" so that it leans in that direction. When I have a chance, I'm going to see if I can find a piece of PVC or other pipe that I can drop down the tube to take up some of the extra space. Otherwise, the resin version is plenty heavy, looks nice, and was half the price of the cast stone. « Show Less
852429
The best would be a heavy brass stand that you would slide the umbrella in and afix with a screw.
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no, you will have to either buy the base separate or if your using it on a wood deck screw it to the deck. I have the white base you use it with, but it takes up so much room and it's real heavy when filled with water.I used deck screws to the deck. If you don't secure it to the deck then it will tip over, the umbrella is heavy and the wind will grab it.
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The base is a dark bronze - very rich looking. We just weighed it for you - 26 1/2 lbs. We used a spray can paint cap (used one same color as base) to put over the hole when the umbrella is not in use to keep rain out - fits perfectly! The base holds umbrella up - no tipping etc. Highly recommend!~
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An identical looking item is for sale on Home Depot's web site. There, it states that it fits up to 1.65" diameter umbrella poles. Additional specs include: 19.3" diameter cast iron 50 lb base, 20.3" assembled height.
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The part the umbrella sits in is fairly long and has two screws to tighten the umbrella in the base and it holds up well with my 9ft. Hampton Bay umbrella as long as it's not really windy. Mine is just free standing and not in the center of a patio table.
585203
I measured just over 9" from the front of the base. Hope that's what you need.
2148813
A small umbrella like the ones for the lowel Tota/Omni or similar sized will work OK but you will need to sand bag the tripods for safety.
486938
You would need hot shoe bracket (http://www.amazon.com/CowboyStudio-Flashlight-Umbrella-Holder-Bracket/dp/B0034WR19Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1358820767&sr;=8-4&keywords;=light+stand)... I hope this helps.
1007654
I have a 9 foot round umbrella and it fits easily, so would probably work on larger ones as well.
899404
I have a 15ft umbrella in it. Holds it beautifully. if you pack the base with bricks like they recommend, it'll pretty much hold any size.
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I have a 9 ft umbrella in mine but it's not a comfort classics so I'm not sure&#128513;
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I don't know. Haven't tried to. I use the base that was recommended for the umbrella.
1674103
That's what I ordered it for. I think our offset umbrella is 10ft. I ordered 4 sections of the base. No issues, stays in place even during windy conditions.
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I have a heavy 9" umbrella that I use with this table. I have a umbrella stand under the table where the umbrella stands in. It works fine with my umbrella and the table does hold up the umbrella. This table works fine, especially for the price.
843421
I don't suspect this is that heavy.... any light stand will work. You might want a small sandbag for stability. The metal inside is the umbrella spars. This modifier opens like an umbrella for quick set up.
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I think it would work. The netting is very generous. I have a 9 ft umbrella and there is at least 6" extra fabric.
857141
Hi. I don't have a GustBuster 58" umbrella, so I don't know how the holder will stand up holding that kind of umbrella.