Parasol carré en porte-à-faux 9 pi x 9 pi Romy, rouge et brique inclus Romy

Le parasol est parfait ! Je croyais que le pied venait avec par contre, je me suis fier un peu trop à l'image.

Wow beau parasol de bonne qualité la couleur est magnifique jai eu un petit problème et on mas réglé ça avec beaucoup dattention excellent service merci Wayfair

We wanted an alternative to installing an awning, and this umbrella fits the bill. We've had it for a couple weeks and so far we love it. It's easy to raise, lower, tilt, and swivel. Putting it together was pretty simple, but definitely requires two people so one can hold the umbrella/pole in place. Don't attach the feet if you're going to use a base because you attach it directly to the base instead. (We bought the Madeley Plastic Free Standing Umbrella Base, which uses water or sand. It does not come with a base, just criss-cross feet.) The pole and supports are stout. The umbrella does creak and move around a bit when it's windy, which I expected because physics. ;-) The material does a nice job of blocking the sun, and I love the teal color.

Have not set it up yet but so far it is the deal of the year. The description does not say that it comes with everything needed to attach to a deck. We are going to attach to a concrete slab so we have larger bolts to use. You will also be surprised that it comes with an umbrella cover. You will also be surprised that the pole diameter is not 6" as stated but is about 3.5". I got the run around as to which stand would be best with it but turns out we do not need one of the large stands since we decided we do not want to move the umbrella around. We ordered a stand and and a cover and returned both. If you needed a stand the one by LIVIZA for $589.99 is the one we were finally told would work.