Base de parasol autoportante en plastique Vienna

I wish the keister would’ve clearly stated that sand must be used. It states that you can use a combination of sand and water, but does not explicitly say that you cannot use only water. Because of how the weights rest on the ground, water will seep out, after all, the caps that hold the water or sand in or not a tight seal. Other than that, I enjoy the product.

Works great with our umbrella. Easy to fill and set up

This is my 3rd time getting ones similar to this. They have a tendency to easily crack esp when you have clumsy kids (big) who keep stepping on them. If you have a triple umbrella, these are the only ones that will work and for me the price is right. Although it says you can fill these with a mixture of sand and water I’m not sure I’ll try. :0/ The caps are kinda flimsy. There isn’t much for threading. Fact, I just popped it off. And the plastic these are made of are a bit thinner than our previous ones.

This base is quite large but built to be sturdy. I like the fact that you can add sand and water to give it maximum weight to protect against rough weather conditions blowing it down. It comes with a plastic conefunnel to add the sand.

The 4 plastic triangles fit together to form a base for a cantilever umbrella. I have to assume the metal pole that fits in the base comes with the umbrella. I didn’t realize that upon ordering, but hopefully all will fit together in the end.