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Rotate 360 degreesThe large 9 foot canopy tilts and turns 360 degrees to offer the most dramatic shade potential. |
Deluxe crank lift systemWith a strong 2 inch diameter aluminum pole, stainless steel crank system and a standard base with pre-drilled ground anchor holes; this tough design will stand up to the rigors of use. |
8 Heavy duty aluminum ribsThis umbrella features a strong aluminum frame and ribs that will last you a long time. |
Smooth opening and closingThe crank operation allows for you to close the umbrella when not in use, letting you store it away for safekeeping. |
BAYSIDE SERIES
Creating value in our shade products is at the heart of our commitment to building a great customer experience. Our Polyester fabrics are a great example of this core principle. Using proprietary and special blends of Polyester, we create canopies that hold their color longer than our competitors, and are easy to maintain.
Polyester Fabric
Polyester materials are strong, so they resist shrinking and wrinkles. They are tough enough to withstand abrasion so the cover will hold up even after long periods of outdoor exposure. They are hydrophobic in nature, drying quickly so the fabric won’t get ugly mildew build up. Finally, because we retain our own specifications, you get the benefit of our cost savings. All of this makes for an umbrella that has the best possible benefit for your outdoor use, and with a great value to you.
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It can be good umbrella if few things fixed...
I bought this umbrella despite bad reviews. Umbrella is made in China so you can't expect anything good.Lots of reviews stating that crank or cable brakes after few uses... I think I found solution to that.Plastic pulleys used in this umbrella are just worth of crap. Upper pulley hub is too narrow which allow too much sliding inside poleand and gets damage very quickly because of rivets. Pulley in contact with rivets create sharp edges and bites rope which create harder pull on crank. Since I have access to machine shop I've decide to replaced all pulleys in this umbrella. I made pulley hub wider and from better material.Now everything works smooth. Next issue for lot of people was how unstable base is... It all depends how much weigh you are going to use.I'm not big fan of this design either! I new from very beginning that this umbrella have a bolt pattern which is used to bolt into cross bracket or it could be used for bolting directly into deck or concrete pier. Once again I went to machine shop to make my self a mounting bracket in ground.I dug about 30" hole x 15" diameter inserted my newly made stainless steel bracket, poured 3 bags (80 lb) of mortar mix and waited 24 hr. Bolted my umbrella over weekend and this thing it's not going to fall ever! :) It was more challenge/project for me and might not be for others. I paid $145 for umbrella which comes with cheap poly fabric. Costco had on sale ($95) 9' 8 pole umbrella with "Sunbrella" fabric. Since offset umbrella was disassembled I've switched canvases. I did put cheaper canvas on Costco's pole and sold it on Craigslist for $65. So for $200 I've now perfectly working umbrella with Sunbrella Fabric with stable base. I hope this could be helpful for some to take a challenge but for most I wouldn't recommend this product because requires some fixing work.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2012
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2015
Lots of reviews stating that crank or cable brakes after few uses... I think I found solution to that.
Plastic pulleys used in this umbrella are just worth of crap. Upper pulley hub is too narrow which allow too much sliding inside pole
and and gets damage very quickly because of rivets. Pulley in contact with rivets create sharp edges and bites rope which create harder pull on crank. Since I have access to machine shop I've decide to replaced all pulleys in this umbrella. I made pulley hub wider and from better material.
Now everything works smooth. Next issue for lot of people was how unstable base is... It all depends how much weigh you are going to use.
I'm not big fan of this design either! I new from very beginning that this umbrella have a bolt pattern which is used to bolt into cross bracket or it could be used for bolting directly into deck or concrete pier. Once again I went to machine shop to make my self a mounting bracket in ground.
I dug about 30" hole x 15" diameter inserted my newly made stainless steel bracket, poured 3 bags (80 lb) of mortar mix and waited 24 hr. Bolted my umbrella over weekend and this thing it's not going to fall ever! :) It was more challenge/project for me and might not be for others. I paid $145 for umbrella which comes with cheap poly fabric. Costco had on sale ($95) 9' 8 pole umbrella with "Sunbrella" fabric. Since offset umbrella was disassembled I've switched canvases. I did put cheaper canvas on Costco's pole and sold it on Craigslist for $65. So for $200 I've now perfectly working umbrella with Sunbrella Fabric with stable base. I hope this could be helpful for some to take a challenge but for most I wouldn't recommend this product because requires some fixing work.
It can be good umbrella if few things fixed...
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2015
I bought this umbrella despite bad reviews. Umbrella is made in China so you can't expect anything good.Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2015
Lots of reviews stating that crank or cable brakes after few uses... I think I found solution to that.
Plastic pulleys used in this umbrella are just worth of crap. Upper pulley hub is too narrow which allow too much sliding inside pole
and and gets damage very quickly because of rivets. Pulley in contact with rivets create sharp edges and bites rope which create harder pull on crank. Since I have access to machine shop I've decide to replaced all pulleys in this umbrella. I made pulley hub wider and from better material.
Now everything works smooth. Next issue for lot of people was how unstable base is... It all depends how much weigh you are going to use.
I'm not big fan of this design either! I new from very beginning that this umbrella have a bolt pattern which is used to bolt into cross bracket or it could be used for bolting directly into deck or concrete pier. Once again I went to machine shop to make my self a mounting bracket in ground.
I dug about 30" hole x 15" diameter inserted my newly made stainless steel bracket, poured 3 bags (80 lb) of mortar mix and waited 24 hr. Bolted my umbrella over weekend and this thing it's not going to fall ever! :) It was more challenge/project for me and might not be for others. I paid $145 for umbrella which comes with cheap poly fabric. Costco had on sale ($95) 9' 8 pole umbrella with "Sunbrella" fabric. Since offset umbrella was disassembled I've switched canvases. I did put cheaper canvas on Costco's pole and sold it on Craigslist for $65. So for $200 I've now perfectly working umbrella with Sunbrella Fabric with stable base. I hope this could be helpful for some to take a challenge but for most I wouldn't recommend this product because requires some fixing work.
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