No restrictions with an Offset Patio Umbrella

The offset patio umbrella is a unique design of umbrella that allows the umbrella to be placed in a variety of locations and angles that center around the pole. This allows for the user to be able to move the patio umbrella in accordance to their wishes without relocating the umbrella pole. Especially helpful when you want shade in the hot summer time, the offset patio umbrella can be moved along with the movement of the sun to provide shade all day long no matter where the sun is in the sky. You can also look at accessories like a patio umbrella light.

The design is extremely clever and requires no tools to set up. Simply find an adequate spot to place the umbrella pole and the innovating swivel hinge design on the pole allows the swinging arm of the top of the pole to be positioned wherever you like. Rather than being restricted to a single hole in the center of a patio table to keep the tiki patio umbrella from being toppled or moved by the wind, the umbrella pole is nestled securely in a weighted umbrella stand for maximum support. This also allows for unrestricted patio table use, as there is no longer a pole in the center of your table to take away from that valuable space.

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Secure your umbrella with a Patio Umbrella Stand
Plastic and molded resin patio umbrella stands are typically hollow structures that are able to be filled with sand or water to make them heavier. These are typically more economical than other stands and work well because they are resistant to rain and other elements and can weigh as much as 60 pounds or more when filled, giving adequate stability to even very large patio furniture umbrellas.

How to select a Patio Umbrella Base
Typically, a patio umbrella base will be two or three feet wide if it is an empty plastic or resin base that is hollow enough to fill with sand or water. Cast iron or steel patio umbrella bases can be smaller as long as they are hefty enough to stop the patio umbrella from swaying.