10ft Adjustable Offset Cantilever Patio Umbrella by Sunnyglade - Perfect for Outdoor Hanging

cammie zuzul: Base cracked when used for the third time with a light wind. Don’t recommend. Bent and fell over with 4 large weights at base.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

jdohjdoh: The umbrella was really easy to assemble, and has held up well (folded up) to some strong winds. I weighted it down with 4 square plastic bases filled with sand, so about 180lbs total, which is working great to keep it grounded. I like having the option to have the umbrella flat or tilted (as in the picture) so you can get the most shade based on the angle of the sun.

My only real gripe so far after about 8 months is what others have mentioned: there is a small plastic sheath that holds the boom arm I'm place. It is subject to a lot of pressure and so split open. I've temporarily had to fix with zip ties before I can come up with a more durable option. This part should either be much stronger and reinforced plastic, rubber-coated metal or should be replaced by a pin mechanism to hold the boom arm in place rather than a sheath, or some other design.

Another thing I noticed recently is a that water can accumulate inside the crank handle, so I'm curious how this will affect the longevity of the crank.

Ultimately, there are workarounds and fixes but it is annoying. Overall, though, I think this umbrella is a good buy, and a great price.

United States on May 21, 2022

chipono: Left it in box cause I was afraid of the assembly. Decided one day to take a chance and put it together. Super easy install. The issue was the base. It was just a 4 corner metal stand which I did not want to drill down to my patio. My initial reaction was,, it's a crappy cheap set up.. then I researched a little and found a good solution so it's relocatable. I grabbed (4)16×16 or 18×18 pavers and bought (2) 50lb. bags of sand from Lowe's and also purchased one of those sand bag holders specifically for holding down patio furniture. I wrenched the base with a ratchet and socket then slide the tent portion into place. It was that simple. The hard work came from carrying and placing the pavers on each corner of the stand and filling the sand bag. Which by the way was simple as well. So now I have almost 300 pounds of weight holding that thing down and I highly doubt that thing is budging anywhere. Unless there's a hurricane ...haha...I have to mention, there was a slight dent in the main frame upon opening the box. Hopefully that won't affect the main frame and this will last me at least 2 years. I will update my post if anything happens.

United States on Aug 21, 2021

Mark: After a long wait to get this, I was very disappointed. And I was surprised after seeing the good reviews!

This umbrella will be fine for short-term use and if you have no wind. But except for the [small] base it is plastic and very light, which means even a very light wind blows the umbrella around constantly which is not only ineffective, but tells me it will wear out very quickly. My previous umbrella had metal spines which added some weight and stability to it. Whether it tips over is purely a function of how much weight you add to the base or how you secure it. But the constant wild swaying of the umbrella makes it annoying and not very useful. This combined with the thin canvas makes me wonder how long it will last.
Another thing-- I have to close it by getting under it and awkwardly manually pull the spines together. The crank will raise the umbrella and lower it partially, but will not close the spines.

United States on May 24, 2020

Amazon Customer: We got it about two weeks ago. The color is gorgeous (my favorite color). For the price you really can not complain. I just hope it will last the summer and I’ll be thankful. Not the best quality but again for one season I’ll be happy

United States on May 11, 2020