Could this be used as an umbrella for an ouside picnic table?
776954
hello, yes this can used for an outside picnic table. some tables have a hole in the to put the stand through. if not, then this can easily be screwed in the ground, off to the side of the table.
776955
Yes it can. I am on my second one.I mount it in a sturdy metal base to secure it and it is lovely. It isn't the strongest when the wind come so be diligent and close it up when it's windy. Otherwise a fun purchase with matching outdoor chairs
82864
Yes. The table is not heavy and not sure it could hold up an umbrella. Our cat knocks our table over frequently. Overstock has heavier sets.
1056592
Umbrella is made to attach to the stand which is adjustable for height ranges but will be too short for a patio table I tried it at our pool side table.
1539928
I think it would work great. Although they didn't fit my dining room table, it was because of the sideboards and the plastic connector on the seat but don't think it would be an issue for a picnic table....and they really are nice seats. Good luck!
81862
Per the company, you can use an umbrella with it - but only if you get the heavy base to support the umbrella as the table is not heavy enough to do so on its own. Of course this will take up space beneath the table and may interfere with leg room, so a side umbrella may be preferable. Finally, the hole in the middle of the table would be significant as you would obviously remove the ice bucket and cover in order to put an umbrella there.
864024
It might hold two. Our deck is 16 x 16, and it might be a tad too big. But yes, it will hold a standard picnic table.
1944792
Not really at picnic table height. It would be a little above the bench height not the table top. No side outlets on the top piece only the one on top for the lantern.
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.
1537181
Yes as long as the umbrella wasn't tilted and windy. I always put something heavy on the legs to help stabilize it when I tilt it.
750152
HiThe pole has an oval crank up device that is about 18 inches above my table level as it goes through the tabletop. If you were to take a saw and cut the pole below that device it could be used with a table top base. However, keep in mind that the stability of the umbrella is dependent some what on the support that passing through the table gives it. In a no wind situation, you would be OK.
700937
Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a patio table umbrella hole. Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a... » Read More Yes, this base could be used as an umbrella base. The set screw and hole could accommodate a fairly wide range of pole diameters. Currently I have it holding a tiki torch pole up through the hole in our patio table to hold a tiki torch just above the surface of the table. (My poor-man's fire pit :) But it could also handle an umbrella. It's cast iron and pretty heavy. I would be inclined to only use it as an umbrella base through a patio table. Not stand-alone. I think it would need the table to assure wind gusts don't blow it over. I'm assuming that is how you would use it - through a patio table umbrella hole. « Show Less
1995683
It will fit a standard outdoor table. I measured it and is is approx. 1 1/4" I hope this helps you. It is a great umbrella.
691831
I use it over my pool deck, we clamped to a 2x4 running horizontal , it would fit nicely over a standard picnic table.I love mine ,good investment ,you can close it when not in use.Hope this helps,also this would be a great portable for camping...
1104700
I don't think so, since the diameter of the umbrella holder is probably much larger. The pole would probably come out of the umbrella sleeve.
700935
Only if the umbrella is very very light weight. The stand does not have a lot of weight, so it would not be a good choice to hold a typical patio umbrella - it would very likely tip over. Your best bet is to find an Umbrella stand with a larger base. Most patio umbrella stands are either made of heavy material or allow you to fill the base with sand to add weight.
81864
This table is not designed to have an umbrella installed through the middle, it has an ice bucket. You can however get a side stand umbrella for it.
507200
Yes,it has a hole and a cover to fill it if you don't want to use an umbrella. Love the table