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10-ft Outdoor Umbrella Crank Cantilever Patio Umbrella Without Base

PURPLE LEAF 10 ft Square Wood Pattern Patio Cantilever Umbrella

10' Cantilever Tilt Offset Patio Umbrella w/ UV & Water Safe Material & Cross Base (Weight Not Included)

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Poolside umbrella holders and side-table bases are typically made from durable plastics and composite materials, including plastic/polyethylene, HDPE (high-density polyethylene), resin, and plastic–concrete blends. These materials are chosen for weather resistance, impact tolerance, and low maintenance.

Many umbrella side-table bases combine shade support with useful table and storage features. Common integrated functions include hidden storage compartments, wine-glass or drink holders, towel racks, built-in coolers or removable liners, and flat surfaces for drinks and snacks.

Assembly varies by model: some bases require no assembly or are tool-free, while others need basic adult assembly with simple tools. Portability options include built-in handles, wheels, and lightweight plastic designs that make filled or empty bases easier to move.

Most bases are made for standard garden/market umbrellas and many also fit criss-cross and some cantilever styles. Some listings specifically note compatibility with cantilever umbrellas around 8–12 ft. Always check the base’s listed supported pole diameters (for example, 1.5" or 1.9") to ensure a proper fit.

Fillable bases commonly use water or sand to add weight. Variations include internal bladders or liners for water, and some listings mention using ice or a combination of water and sand for higher weight.

Filled weights vary widely by model. Examples from listings range from very light bases of about 5 lbs (empty) to fillable bases that reach roughly 44–55 lbs, around 120 lbs, and heavy-duty options up to about 275–375 lbs when filled. Check the product’s stated filled weight to confirm suitability.

Many holders are made from weather-resistant materials like HDPE or plastic–concrete blends and are described as resisting UV, fading, cracking, and moisture. Their surfaces are typically wipe-clean and low-maintenance.

Stability comes from fillable interior chambers or bladders that allow high fill weights, plus mechanical fasteners such as hand-turn tightening knobs. Heavier models may include integrated cross-bases or metal brackets to reduce sideways movement. Check the listed maximum fill capacity and fastening method for each model.

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