Homecrest Outdoor Living - Cast Iron Base

Cast Iron Base

Homecrest Outdoor Living 00091
Market Umbrellas Collection

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Type: Patio Furniture

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by Homecrest Outdoor Living

This is our take on the classic shade umbrella design. The goal was to elevate the style to something that makes outdoor spaces feel special. Our Market umbrellas make any environment inviting.

We offer both crank lift/auto tilt and pulley lift options for this umbrella. We like to think of our Market umbrellas as the benchmark other classic umbrella designs are measured against.

Crank Lift/Auto Tilt:
" Increased durability from 1.5" diameter center pole with 1/8" aluminum wall thickness
" Crank Handle and axel features"
" 316 stainless steel
" 60-degree tilt
" Commercial grade
" Maximum strength and flexibility from 1/2" fiberglass ribs and struts
" Stainless steel grommets attach canopy securely to frame
" Four-layer fabric protection and closed stitching pocket

Pulley Lift:
" Smooth pulley system requires little exertion
" Increased durability from 1.5" diameter center pole with 1/8" aluminum wall thickness
" Maximum strength and flexibility from 1/2" fiberglass ribs and struts
" Stainless steel grommets attach canopy securely to frame
" Four-layer fabric protection and closed stitching pocket

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20" Round Cast Iron Umbrella Base " Ht: 20.5" " Wt: 45 lbs
Available in All Homecrest Frame Finishes Product # 00091

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Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.

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