How tall is the pipe and will this tilt over in the wind with the upbrella open if not inserted through a table?
625079
The pipe section is about 2 feet tall and the base most likely would tilt in the wind
145562
Sorry. Our entire assembly (and the table) were flipped over in a wind storm and this umbrella was crushed. All I know is that the crank was well above the top of the table. I had to stand up to reach it. 2-21/2 feet above the table top. Sorry I can't be more specific. It's in the garbage. We will likely purchase it again - but not leave it out in a wind storm.
338057
The pole comes in two pieces. The piece that goes through the table circle into the umbrella stand is 1 and 1/2 inches. Obviously the upper section of the pole is smaller. It fitted nicely through the table ring and into a conventional umbrella stand. Am very pleased with product although expensive. Canvas heavy, green color very hunter green appropriate. Have not used the tilt mechanism yet. Hope this helps
1296712
The "pole" portion of this stand does not go thru a table opening...only your umbrella goes thru your table...We have been using the stand with theumbrella in it as a "stand-alone" to free up our entire table for eating. that was why we purchased the stand, so we didn't have to use the table! And, we love it! It's a great stand, attractive and sturdy!
338060
It is approx. 1 1/2" and the opening on the patio table is 2" so I used a small shim to keep it standing straight.
855024
This table is not as sturdy as I would have liked; however, I did not purchase it for outdoor purposes (it serves as overflow seating in my classroom). If you have no wind break, then I believe a wind gust may send this table flying.
983374
the riser portion can reach 3 to 4 inches which is a little to steep for my taste so i adjusted mine to approx 1.5 inches. i love it. had a real fancy one several years ago. one that had little fans. it did not do very well at all. this stand is simple and very easy to use. i am sure you will be very satisfied with the Rolodex stand.
1404970
Not much height; it is ideal to protect bottom surface from table legs.Regards
710043
Although the umbrella I have does not tilt I do not think the table would tip with a tilt umbrella. The table is very heavy and has a solid cast base.
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.
1635146
The pole is about 32.5" high and with the table flat the highest position is about 32". There is about a 7" range with the lowest around 25.5". I hope that helps. I like mine,
1094101
there is NO height adjustments...the height is depending on the extra bar in the middle...you can opt to leave it off and it becomes a table-ish fan...(a little large unless you have a BIG table)...so its the 48" or the 20"...nothing in between...hope this is helpful...
2009060
It's difficult to measure exactly, since my arm is mounted at about 79", but it appears it would be very tight, very little clearance if all you have is 5.5" to the ceiling from the pipe feed. It would be difficult to tighten easily if it did just fit, since threading by using the elbow is easiest. The Moen version of the shepherds hook style gives an even greater rise, over 6". You would likely be better off with a Water-Pick style jointed arm that you can adjust to fit best.
690002
Shelf opening is 13 1/2" from the shelf up to the outside edge trim of the table top. From the floor to the under side of the shelf is 19". The shelf does okay with the mixers I use for distillery promotions, but it isn't heavy duty when you look at the Amazon photo of the back side of the bar you can see it's a thin 3/16" piece of what I think is probably Masonite and not shown is a partial small brace attached to the center underside of the shelf... it's not really sturdy enough to be loaded up with tons of mixer bottles. It was made in China and for the price it was affordable enough that we purchased 3 more for distillery promotions. It's lightweight and quick set-up, it would be perfect for tailgate parties or to throw up for an outdoor BBQ. Laura the Red Cup Pong bar is nice, but if you're looking for something a little more high quality. I also purchased an Ez-Up table though it doesn't come with the lower shelves you can purchase lower shelves for the Ez-Up table from the company who makes the tables; it's definitely heavy duty, but unfortunately considerably more expensive and not as lightweight portable as the Red Cup Pong bar. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VUBBXW/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1788515
I don't know exactly how tall my patio umbrella is but it's pretty tall and my stand holds it free of any table assistance quite well even with a moderate wind.
1236042
My Coolaroo 11' umbrella is a stand alone with our table and chairs underneath no problem. There are some considerations to be taken. The umbrella stand/base has to accommodate a 2" pipe and also the size of your patio table. As delivered the canopy did not provide a lot of shade, it's made more for a concession stand, airy allowing ventilation. I ordered a replacement canopy from Amazon under 30 bucks and I'm happy.
1428819
I don't have it with me, but I'm thinking about 14 inches long. The handle sticks up a little bit when it's in my tote bag. I used it the other day for the first time and it can certainly handle the wind. However, it's definitely small when open - not a lot of coverage. My chest up was dry, but elbow down was wet.