US Weight Durable 50 Pound Fillable Umbrella Base Designed to be Used with a Patio Table

Very happy with this base. Not using it with a patio table as stated, but very happy with the stability and the ease of filling it with water. Great product for me with a good price!

I bought this for a our 9 ft umbrella to sit under our patio picnic table. It works great with it. We have the color brown and it looks good. It is made durable and tough for outdoors. Was easy to assemble. Plastic so that means no rust for us.

I wanted to love this base. My umbrella fit in no problem and when it is down this has held up through some pretty wicked storms where I forgot to bring the umbrella in, so the weight is good. It is easy to fill up and set up umbrella inside of it. I live in a very windy area, so this umbrella CONSTANTLY spins. The single screw holding it in place does not keep it from spinning. It is just not meant for wind.

Great product and glad we got right away. We been doing some reorganizing and needed to buy new umbrella and stand. Stand and pole matches although different product sellers. You may add sand or water. We like to use water because we get high winds in Sept and water stabilizes. Sturdy, easy to use, fits poles 1-1 1/2”. Looks great!

I had over 50 pounds of sand inside the umbrella stand and it still tipped over in that bad storm we had. 60 to 75 miles per hour will do that.

I picked up the US Weight fillable umbrella base to use with a patio table. It’s fairly sturdy and easy to fill, but in practice it doesn’t hold up as well as I’d hoped. Even when filled, the base doesn’t have enough grip or weight to keep the umbrella secure in stronger winds—the umbrella can pull out. For calm days, it works fine, and it’s lightweight to move around when empty. But if you live in an area with frequent gusts, you’ll likely need something heavier or with a locking mechanism. Pros: Easy to fill and set up Works fine in mild weather Lightweight and portable when empty Cons: Not heavy or secure enough in strong winds Umbrella can pull out of the base More suited to light-duty use than heavy umbrellas Overall, it’s an okay base for fair weather, but not reliable if you want peace of mind on windy days.

This umbrella base is exactly what a patio setup needs when you want stability without dealing with rust or leaks. Once filled (I used sand), it becomes impressively sturdy and keeps the umbrella pole locked in place with no wobble at all. The design is clearly meant for use under a patio table, and it does that job flawlessly. The grip handle makes it surprisingly easy to move around even after filling. I also appreciate the clear guidance on weight differences depending on whether you use concrete, gravel, or sand. I fully recommend.

This is a PIA to fill first of all. I had to makeshift a funnel and the hole in the stand was very small. It took forever to even fill in halfway with bagged small rocks I bought just for the purpose of filling this stand. Then when I set up my umbrella there is only one tightening screw so the umbrella stands crooked. I tried wedging a piece of wood on the other side of the umbrella but to no avail. The box had already been thrown out so I guess I’m just stuck with it. UGH

No viene pre llenada, ahora tengo que conseguir grava y ver como la lleno. Fuera de eso se ve adecuada.

I was using it to support a Davis weather station on a 20 foot pole. It worked out great. I was a bit nervous but I couldn't ask for more. Filled it with sand and it was easy to level.

Concepto muy práctico, se rellena con arena y mantiene la sombrilla siempre en su lugar. No recomiendo que usen agua.

Filled it with water, and attached the CorLiving PPU-230-U Tilting Patio Umbrella in Sand Gray to it without any trouble. Sometimes in high wind, the umbrella will spin a little (when it's open), but I don't keep the clamp too tight, so this is a small concern. It keeps the umbrella standing and fits well underneath my patio table.

Only one pin on one side to hold the umbrella pole up so unless you use a really lightweight beach umbrella, it doesn’t hold it straight. Leans so much it doesn’t work on a standard garden umbrella. Needs a screw on the other side to hold it in place