misting umbrella

Most listings show a 15 ft size (also described as a 180 in double-head in some details). One description specifies a 15 ft × 9 ft dual canopy that provides approximately 135 sq. ft of coverage. Note that presentation varies by listing, so confirm the exact coverage in the specific product description.

Frames are described as steel or iron-rib constructions. Canopies are polyester, with some listings specifying a 180 g canopy fabric treated to be fade-resistant, anti-UV, and water-repellent.

Several listings include a built-in or pre-installed misting system, often described as a "built-in misting system with adjustable spray nozzles." A few titles also mention a separate mist sprayer. Availability and exact features vary by model.

Common accessories include an umbrella base, two sand bags or sand-fillable weight bags (sand not included), and a protective cover. Many listings simply state “Includes: Umbrella and Base.” Specific included items vary by listing.

Lift mechanisms shown include a crank and a hand lift arm. Most entries list the umbrella as having no tilt, so tilt functionality is generally not included in the provided listings.

Some listings include built-in lighting (for example, “36 built-in LED lights”), while others offer a detachable LED light strip. Listings in the dataset show both “Lighted: Lit” and “Lighted: Unlit,” so lighting availability depends on the specific model.

Stability features vary by listing. Common options include two sand bags (some entries list 100 lb capacity per bag) or sand-fillable weight bags, plus an included base. Notes about whether the base itself is fillable are inconsistent (some list “Fillable base: No,” one lists “Fillable base: Yes”). Reported umbrella weights in several entries are around 39–40 pounds. Because specs differ between listings, check the specific product page for exact weight and base details.

Listings describe canopy fabrics as fade-resistant, anti-UV, wind-resistant, and water-repellent. Some entries additionally list “heat-resistant” or an “all-weather design.” Specific protective claims vary by product.