Does the umbrella pole come out of the stand?
623260
Yes and it folds up very easily into a portable bag. It comes apart into 2 parts.
623261
The top half comes out of the stand but not the whole pole. The bottom portion is still connected to the stand. It is a easy and great umbrella.
623262
Yes it does, all comes apart and folds to be able to store in bag which it comes in.
1667862
The pole has a corkscrew-like bottom. Great for sand or dirt. Not sure about a stand.
668732
Yes the stand is easily removable. The top is threaded to the stand so it will simply come off by turning it anti clockwise. Hope this helps you.
1446103
Yes. U can remove the stand and there are holes in the back for it to be hung. Very versatile.
2085962
No, we bought the umbrella and the umbrella stand separately. But also through Amazon.
1147138
No, the stand is separate and attaches to its own base. I really like the stand now that it's assembled but it was really difficult to get together, the directions were not helpful whatsoever, and it was missing some screws. But like I said, now that it's all together I like it a lot and didn't have to make any holes in my wal!
1969826
Yes, it comes with the extender pole with a point. But no, it does not come with a stand. Just the umbrella and a pole in 2 pieces.
740975
Hello,The stand comes unassebled. It's very easy to put together. When my box arrived I thought it was missing too. Just click the poles together according to the instructions. Hope this helps.
1351539
No, the poles do not come out. They are sewn in. But you could easily make a tiny slit in the fabric and pull them out.
1832505
No - and beware - the pole is thicker than the pole I had on my patio furniture. You should purchase the base for this umbrella. I like the umbrella, seems to be holding up (second season - I take it in for the winter). Does not tilt.
1006857
Depends on the base you have and the size of the opening for the pole to go in. The end of the umbrella is not squared off but is in the shape of an auger for screwing it into the ground or beach sand.
1832600
Depends what you intend to use as an umbrella stand. If you are referring to a stand that is used on a patio with a table umbrella or such, no. This umbrella pole is much smaller, yet sturdy. That being said, I am certain you could either make a suitable stand with the proper size "piping" or you could modify the tripod itself to an "umbrella stand". Keep in mind, the umbrella does separate from the tripod. The tripod is, in essence, a proprietary umbrella stand. This is a great product.
231973
yes you can rotate it away, and a 6 ft tall person stands under it easily. BUT: don't buy it. I had mine for less that a month and it crumpled....a very light wind caused the metal stand bars to bend, and the attachment point between the umbrella and the overhead bar cracked off ( very cheap plastic.) Went right to the trash. Save your money.
211856
no the legs are on the original base of the umbrella stand. the base has indentations in it , that fits those original legs. it is a real nice design the old sand type you could not move your umbrella this one is easy to lift up move and put back down.
607368
There is a bag with Velcro straps that holds all the poles and stands for the backdrop. It would probably hold the umbrella stands as well if you removed and packed the lamps separately.
1075558
When I bought it, it did come with the umbrella. There is no umbrella stand though.
98734
No it's slightly smaller than a typical patio umbrella. You'd have to tighten whatever screws hold it in the patio stand.