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.
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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
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The best would be a heavy brass stand that you would slide the umbrella in and afix with a screw.
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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.
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I measured just over 9" from the front of the base. Hope that's what you need.
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I'm the consumer, not a seller. All umbrellas need a base. If the umbrella mounts through a patio table, a lighter weight base is needed. If an umbrella will be free standing, a very heavy base is needed (at least 60 pounds) . I bought a 60 pound base plus I'm using two 60 pound sand bags. This ensures that the umbrella won't blow away in high winds, when it's folded.. If the umbrella is open. IMO. no base will be heavy enough to prevent blowaway plus damage. Even a 7.5 foot umbrella presents a big surface to high winds.
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I have a 10' offset umbrella and it works well with this base...not sure if this is the same base on the umbrella but if it is the "t" shape I believe it will work.
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I use it with a 9ft umbrella. i don't see why it wouldn't support a foot or two larger umbrella
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I imagine a light weight umbrella would work, but I think you would need to be mindful of the weight distribution.
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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.
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Standard medium base (like a regular light bulb) they carry good holders on Amazon. Check out CowboyStudio AC Socket & Cord Set with Umbrella Holder and Light Stand Mount Neewer Photo Studio E27 Bulb Holder AC Socket Light Stand Mount Umbrella Swivel Bracket or CowboyStudio Premium AC Socket & Cord Set with Umbrella Holder and Light Stand Mount
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I have a 9 foot round umbrella and it fits easily, so would probably work on larger ones as well.
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Taken from the product description; "Matching 9 ft. tiltable umbrella and umbrella base each sold separately." This is the only reference I could find to a recommendation. It's a big, heavy table and this should work well with it.
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Using a tapemeasure I get 1 1/2 inch. Usually umbrella holders come with 3 rubber spacers to allow for different size poles. Hope this helps.
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I have a 9 ft umbrella in mine but it's not a comfort classics so I'm not sure�
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Unless the diameter of this umbrella's pole (information not listed on Amazon's website) is much bigger than regular umbrellas, you should have no problem with this base.
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You could but the pole is metal\alumninum and can bend. I recommend a stand that has a taller sleeve for the pole. and a pretty heavy base. The 9-ft umbrella is vented, but heavy gusts can topple it pretty easy, unless the base is weighted down well. I bought and put two of the round twenty-pound barbell weights over the sleeve on my base, and that works well for everything except the 40-50 mph gusts that we sometimes get in Oklahoma with frontal systems
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Dont know but look at Big Lots...they have one to fit...heavy duty and much stronger at only six bucks. Just bought one...it fits my 9 ft umbrella
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Good morning: My umbrella is 9 ft,but is a half umbrella; not a full umbrella. The umbrella base is great for my umbrella. When you put the pole in the base, there is a cap that fits around the pole to help hold it tight. It also has two screws on the side of the holder to add additional support for the pole.