Will this umbrella work on a table..?? I do not want a stand alone... thank you
1142854
Well sure, as long as your table has an umbrella hole in the middle and some sort of lower hole or base to set in. It's a decent umbrella for the price!
178093
It will work on a deck but you might need to use an umbrella foot that can be fixed to the deck, instead of the ground anchor that comes with it. We are very pleased with it.
2216745
The next time I will see this I can ck for you. I am thinking there is hole at the bottom where it crosses. The table is lightweight but it's pretty sturdy. Just from my memory it looks like you could put a weighted base on the cross "beams". We have considered putting an umbrella in there was a light weight wrought iron base i know that would work
421073
This base would only be suitable for a small (< 9 foot) umbrella going through the patio table first. http://www.hayneedle.com/patio-umbrella-buying-guide.cfm
1675942
No, You would want to take umbrella down cover it and then place back in the hole on your table. It's made VERY strong though, if you need a cover, it's the one to own.
1013654
The umbrella needs a heavy base to keep it from being blown over in a strong wind. If your table has an umbrella hole and you use a 25 or 30 lb base it is unlikely the umbrella will topple. The umbrella crank is about 40" from the ground and the crank needs to be above the umbrella hole in your table.
2168675
As others have noted, no umbrella hole. Also, the table is light weight, so I don't think it could support an umbrella. I bought it for it's lightness and ease in moving around the patio. Very happy with it.
19858
NITA ANSWERS: Nope! It's so tall I have to climb onto the table to raise the umbrella. Very heavy~~difficult for me to do. The aluminum feature means the unit is light... but so light that with a brief gust of wind, it flew up & landed on the porch! Good thing it didn't take the table with it! Wish it had a crank! (Tilts? Really? How?).
641884
Umbrella does not stand on its own. I have one supported using a glass picnic table and another supported by a base.Bought the stand on Amazon DC America UBP18181-BR 18-Inch Cast Stone Umbrella Base, Made from Rust Free Composite Materials, Bronze Powder Coated Finish
700936
I used it as such, but only as a foundation base for a small outdoor round aluminum end table with a umbrella hole in the center. Without the base my small beach umbrella and end table falls over with the slightest wind. Used with the aluminum table, the TIKI stand it is more stable and rarely tips over. To use it by itself to support a beach umbrella is not advisable.
422440
I don't think you can use a stand with this table. The way it's made I think an umbrella will work without a stand. The table will serve as the stand.
1720127
No it doesn't and the holes in the design are too small for any umbrellas I've found. You would have to use an umbrella and weighted base separate from the table.
382674
The table is not totally solid on top. There is an open lattice design on top but the holes are not very large. I use one of those zippered vinyl tablecloths with a whole in the middle for the umbrella. That alleviates any food from falling through the table top. You can use placemats too.
244633
I honestly don't know how it would affect the integrity of the table, however, it isn't a huge table so would be nice under the shade of your umbrella if it was situated near it!!
1837595
Probably. Mine goes through a patio table into a base. It's a great umbrella for the price. Paid twice as much for one last year and one of the supports broke in a thunderstorm. For the price it's worth a try. Good luck.
533354
absolutely - the x cross bars of that umbrella will be under the stand, and the stand gets filled with sand (use two 25# bags) for stability. SO, be sure you have it where you want it - moving it once filled with sand is IMPOSSIBLE. :-)
791569
It does not have the required hole in the table top for an umbrella. I think you would be better off with a stand alone umbrella with this table anyway because of the height and width of the table.