Umbrella Foot is a very important element for Garden Umbrellas . Without the shadows in the summer sun, gardens, patios, terraces can be unbearably hot. But Garden Umbrellas protect your patio from all the complications of sun and heat. They can help regulate the temperature of your garden, reduce glare, and even protect your outdoor accessories from sun damage while you're outside.

Windy weather can also cause problems if the Outdoor Umbrellas have any defects. An outdoor garden umbrella catches the wind, and an umbrella that is not properly secured can explode or fall over , especially in a strong wind breeze. If you want to make sure your umbrellas stay firmly in place this summer, find the right umbrella base.

What distinguishes a good umbrella base from others?

If you have a patio umbrella on the lawn, you can stake deep into the ground to hold it. However, this is not an option on your concrete patio or wooden deck. Instead, you need a base with plenty of weight to withstand harsh weather conditions. A sudden storm can get you in before you close your Sun Umbrella , and a 360kg Umbrella Stand is heavy enough to hold the umbrella in place whether it is open or closed.

Both the decorative and the decorative umbrella stands can consist of materials of different weights such as marble, concrete, pebble stone.

Concrete weights of heavy mass placed in marble or plastic containers inside metal wheeled casings are designed to shade your Outdoor Umbrellas under appropriate usage conditions or to protect them from light rain. As the size of your Garden Umbrellas grows, the weight and dimensions of the Umbrella Legs must also grow. Of course, if you do not have a fixed installation opportunity on the ground, if the floor is not suitable, then you will have to lose ground in your space. But considering this, we offer you a more elegant and decorative Umbrella Base with at least wooden flower pot umbrella stands.

Not all umbrella bases are built to hold umbrellas in your spaces securely in place. Based on this, never forget our main rule: "CLOSE YOUR UMBRELLA IN EXTREMELY WIND WEATHER"