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Terrace umbrellas and bases
Shade decides which terrace tables guests ask for at lunch. This group holds 13 pieces: aluminum and wood umbrellas from 7.5 to 11 feet, free-standing umbrella bases, and table bases made to take an umbrella pole.
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Galvanized Steel Umbrella Base with Casters, Silver
- Stainless steel base




Outdoor
Carlo Black Outdoor Umbrella Table Base, Standard Height
- Cast iron base
- Listed for patio use

Outdoor
Carlo Black Outdoor Umbrella Table Base, Bar Height
- Steel base
- Listed for patio use

Outdoor
Round Table-Umbrella Standard Height Outdoor Table Base
- Steel base
- Listed for patio use

Outdoor
Round Table-Umbrella Bar Height Outdoor Table Base
- Steel base
- Listed for patio use
Patio umbrellas and bases
Plan the room around the changeover
Start with the seat count for the room and the way your team will set it. Then read the listed dimensions, the frame and the seat options, and whether a model is marked as stackable. A ballroom, a restaurant and a terrace each deserve their own line, so the order reads the way the property is laid out.
Shade sets the terrace hours at a resort, so check the canopy size and the base each one needs together when you choose patio umbrellas and bases.
Plan the umbrella and its support
Check the listed umbrella, base, and table-hole details as separate components unless a listing explicitly includes them together. Follow the product instructions for installation, use, and storage.
Check the stated use
Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.
Shade decides which terrace tables guests ask for at lunch. This group holds 13 pieces: aluminum and wood umbrellas from 7.5 to 11 feet, free-standing umbrella bases, and table bases made to take an umbrella pole. Settle first whether each umbrella stands through a table or on its own base, because that choice sets which base you order.
Through the table or beside it
An umbrella through the center of a table needs a table drilled for the pole, so pair it with a patio table drilled for an umbrella and an umbrella table base at standard or bar height. Those table bases come in black cast iron and in a round outdoor version, both listed in standard and bar heights, so the dining terrace and the pool bar can share one style of shade. An umbrella beside a table, or over a cluster of chairs near the pool bar, needs a free-standing base of its own. Two of those bases roll on casters, which helps when the shade has to follow the sun across the terrace during a long lunch.
Sizes, frames and the price
Aluminum umbrellas come in 7.5, 9 and 11 feet; the wood umbrella comes in 9 feet. Compare the 9-foot aluminum umbrella at $254 with the 9-foot wood umbrella at $227: one job, two looks, the first beside a row of aluminum chairs, the second beside teak-look ones. Base materials here are steel on five pieces, cast iron on two, and concrete and stainless steel on one each. The black cast iron umbrella base is one of the free-standing choices. Prices start around $121 and reach $525.
Care through the season
Close each umbrella and tie it down at the end of every service, and whenever the wind picks up across the pool deck. Make that part of the closing routine your terrace team signs off, like stacking the chairs. Rinse the frames and bases, let the canopy dry fully before it is furled for the night, and store the lot under cover when the season ends.
Placing shade on the plan
Mark every umbrella on the terrace drawing in a property plan, together with the tables beneath it, and keep bases out of the 36-inch service aisle. For warmth after sunset, see patio heaters. The rest of the terrace is in the outdoor department.
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