Kingfisher 2.4m Wooden Green Garden Parasol

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Whether you’re looking for a patio table umbrella or something more substantial, we searched high and low to help you find the best garden parasol for your outdoor space. 1. Christow Garden Parasol The canopy is made from tough polyester with an air vent to prevent the parasol being pulled upwards by the wind. It also keeps you nice and cool by allowing heat to circulate more freely. Opening the Parasol couldn’t be easier as we use a pulley system, so no heaving and pulling to spoil one’s day.

Cantilever parasols require more base weight because their design makes them more susceptible to catching the wind. For cantilever parasols: Due to technical reasons, we cannot put direct links to all the products, so to navigate to the parasol you want to see, you will have to: This article wants to come in hand to those that are looking for a specific size and shape for their garden or terrace parasol. Once you’ve measured the space that needs shading in your garden, the Index of sizes for the parasols that we have at Shade Specialists will help you choose the right umbrella for your patio so you do not have to feel overwhelmed by all the choices. This list was created because we are selling a lot of different brands, and for the moment we do not have a filter to sort all the products by shapes or size. What size parasol do I need? Keep your garden parasols and umbrellas protected in the cold, harsh months with our super practical range of parasol & umbrella covers, ready for the next time. Don’t forget a parasol base too, to hold down your new umbrella or parasol...

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The parasol features two pole sections which screw together to easily assemble and store away. Clear instructions are included with information on how to assemble and care for the parasol. The heavy-dutyparasol base when filled with ‘sand’ providesa sturdy 80 kg solid base, just what’s required to hold firm a parasol of this size.

The parasol pole and ribs are made from steel which is tougher and weightier than aluminium for superior wind-resistance. The pole, ribs and handle are also powder-coated for rust-resistance. It’s important to remember that a large parasol will need a more substantial base than a smaller alternative. In this case, big families may prefer to invest in a large cantilever parasol to cover as many people as possible. The parasol has a crank handle to easily raise and lower the canopy. Simply wind the handle one way to open the canopy or turn it the other way to close it. Most good parasols are at least 2 metres wide, and 2.4 metres seems to be the industry standard. To cover larger areas, like L-shaped garden furniture, you may want to opt for something a little wider.

For larger garden spaces, square parasols are a great addition. Due to their large size, square parasols are able to cover much larger spaces compared to the traditional garden umbrellas. Find them in a range of colours from classic beige & grey to emerald green - we have something for every garden! The parasol has a modern tilting cantilever design & 360° rotation, meaning that you can position the shade and the parasol exactly where you need to, without the pole getting in the way.