10 ft Brown Cantilever Patio Umbrella
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This 10 ft brown cantilever umbrella holds its canopy off to one side, so there is no center pole to work around when you set up a table or lounger. A one-pull handle opens and closes it, and a foot pedal turns the shade a full 360 degrees without moving the whole unit.
The polyester canopy has a PA protective coating, which makes it waterproof and fade-resistant, and a six-rib steel frame holds it open. The weighted base is not included, and the umbrella should be put away in windy and stormy weather. It spans about 115 inches across.
Construction: fabric and metal frame.
- Nominal size 10 ft
- Measures 115.3 in W x 115.3 in D x 88.9 in H
- Weighs 31 lbs
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Absolutely love this umbrella. It's wide enough when open to shade my entire patio. I got the brown one and it is so beautiful. Very happy with my purchase
Attractive, well designed and very easy to assemble. Looking forward to years of use.
The color of the umbrella, I got Navy Blue, is beautiful. Assemble was pretty easy, took my daughter and I about 30 minutes. It is heavy so I recommend having another person help you. The base is a little larger than I expected but we have gotten used to it. The ability to angle and turn it 360° is perfect and meets are needs. It is easy to turn with very little effort. I am in my 60's and have arthritis, I do not have any problem. All parts were there. We filled our base with water, we get some pretty strong winds and so far so good. Of course we put it down when it is too windy or not in use. The lights are an added bonus. They are not super bright but serve the purpose to add some light at night. Our neighborhood only has a few street lights so it is pretty dark at night. I do highly recommend.
5 years outside in southeast Kansas. Never brought in. Color has maintained. No mildew. Easy to clean by spraying with a hose. A screw comes loose sometimes allowing it to pivot from where I want it, but tighten it back up and it's good to go. It is now showing wear and tear after it was left open and a storm came. Blew it into the porch and ripped a little. I do not feel it reflects negatively on the quality but does show it's durability. I am impressed with this umbrella and plan to purchase another. Tip: if you are in an area that gets windy definitely get a nice heavy base. Cinderblocks only work short term. And close it if there is going to be a storm.