I got a PVC pipe 1 1/2 wide to put umbrella in wondering the distance from bottom the the 2 notches I see on the picture? Thanx for the help!
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Hi, Briclot. I, too have mine stuck in a,PVCPipe. I think the measurement you are looking for is the notches at the halfway point on the pole. That is 38 1/2 inches from the bottom. To the top holes it is 69 1/2 inches. Enjoy!
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If I understand your question correctly ....I'd say four feet.Although it comes with the pole, all you need is the waited stand to hold it. Not sure what your idea is for the PVC.
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The diameter of the pole on my umbrella is 1.5". I measured twice though I do not intend to cut.
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My umbrella is 9 ft in diameter...but the diameter of the pole would be the question, I think. I would think they are pretty much standard, and hopefully dimensions of both are online. I really like the base; it's heavy and I leave it out all winter...no sign of rust, etc.
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No it's for a 1.5" PVC pipe but you can probably use and adapter that will allow you to reduce your 2" pipe down to 1.5"
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I hook my discharge to a 1 1/2 PVC discharge hose depending on the length to your connection outside then convert to 2" pipe which is my outside pipe size.
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It depends how you install it. We installed ours on a new porch we built at our seasonal campsite where the temps reach up to 100 in the shade. We use it to block out the sun, rain and wind on one end. We created a small seam across the top large enough to get a length of 1 inch PVC pipe through snuggly and cut the sail at the bottom to fit the 9 ft length we needed with another seam turned up to hold another length of 1.5 inch PVC pipe. We filled the bottom pipe with sand and used end caps. We drilled holes every 12 inches in the upper pipe (through the fabric) and then installed hooks every 12 inches into the porch overhang where we attached it. The sand in the lower PVC pipe allowed it to hang smoothly and look really nice. We then put grommets in the sides 24 inches apart and installed clasp hooks with eyebolts at the same distance in the support posts. This allows us to clasp the hooks when we want it down, without fear of the wind catching it and whipping it about. We also installed two curved curtain rod holders into the support posts about 6 inches from the top support which allows us to roll it up and set it in the supports when we want the view. We used the leftover fabric to create a bag to hold the shade for storage during the Winter months. This was a great buy for us and is more than meeting our expectations!
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I sold my cable when I moved cross country. The male prongs are molded (if I recall) so no risk of water entering the extension cable. Cut an old 5 quart Motor Oil (plastic) canister and use it as rain shield? Other choice is to find 4 inch diameter PVC pipe from hardware store. Maybe 1 foot long pipe would be enough to keep the connectors protected from the elements inside the pipe.
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Yes I can answer your question. For it to be 11 ft all the way around it would have to be a perfect circle, which umbrellas are not. Umbrellas are longer where the wooden supports stick out, so it is 11 feet across if you measure from support to support. If you measure between the support it"s 104. This is normal for this type of umbrella. This is the best umbrella I have owned and I will definitely buy another one when the time comes.
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2ft is about right. I ended up making a semi-permanent awning, by using 2 4x4's as posts, because it hung lower than I expected. The posts keep it at 6ft above the deck.
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Yes, that's the diameter of my umbrella pole, also. If you plan to use it under a table, make sure there is enough room. I didn't consider that and it didn't fit---it was too tall (11-12 inches) for the way my table is constructed, so I just use it as a free-standing base over by the pool.
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Based on the various responses I decided to get up and actually measure my umbrella. Mine is 36" from tip to clamp. I use it to provide a little shade as the sun sets by attaching it to the back of my (any) chair. Works like a charm. Provides excellent UVA protection
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the diameter of the pole is 21mm or 14/16 inches , smaller than most umbrella pole so it is going to be very loose in the sleeve. Also You will loose also about 2 feet of high because the pad is attached to the last section of the pole. hope this will help you to make a decision
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I bought a 1" pole at Home Depot. This top should have fit right over it but didn't. It was slightly too big and I had to force it in. Had to enlarge the hole in the pipe. The pipe is shaped just like the Achla, smaller at one end so they will fit together but the smaller end was exactly the same size as the Achla. Anyway, I hope it holds. Is the 1" dimension of the Achla any different than a standard 1" pipe from Home Depot or was I just unlucky and got a poor item???
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I went to Lowes and got 3_10ft pvc pipes, and using my 9x22 backdrop canvas and have no issues. I'm thinking my pvc is heaver than your paper?
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I don't know the exact dimension, but it will support your pole without any interference from the top rail. I have your standard 2x4 top rail and there is a small gap between the pole and the railwhen my umbrella is install. Make sure you use a base support for your pole, because the wind will move the pole around and make the mount wobble.
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I actually did not buy a stand for this umbrella. it is in an area that I have gravel next to a sitting area.I put a peice of PVC pipe in the ground about 10" works great.
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1 1/2 inchs wide by 1 7/8 deep.... how about a 3 inch pvc pipe ...maybe even 3×3 with bottom cap..... I believe it would be cheaper for you in the long run. have a great day