Jaida White 80 lb. Free Standing Umbrella Base With Wheel

While 80 lbs. of weight is ideal for stability, it can be difficult to reposition. This model is designed with one large built-in wheel, allowing you to simply tilt and roll the base. This feature is particularly useful for tracking the sun across a deck throughout the day or moving your umbrella to different poolside lounging spots.

This freestanding base is designed for center-pole market umbrellas. Cantilever or offset umbrellas require specialized, much heavier weighted systems—often exceeding 200 lbs.—due to their unique weight distribution and the leverage created by the hanging canopy. For a standard 9-foot center-pole umbrella, however, this 80 lb. base provides the authoritative stability required.

For a 9-foot market umbrella used in a freestanding setup, experts recommend a base weighing at least 75 to 80 lbs to ensure safety. This 80 lb. base provides the substantial ballast needed to keep your shade secure and upright, even when the umbrella is not supported by a central patio table.

This base is designed for versatility and accommodates poles up to 2 inches in diameter. The 14-inch stainless steel stem includes two integrated tightening knobs, allowing you to secure the pole firmly in place to prevent wobbling or leaning.

This construction combines the heavy-duty stability of a solid cement core with the protective benefits of an HDPE shell. Based on our material expertise, the HDPE exterior provides a smooth, durable finish that is easier to clean than raw concrete and helps protect your patio or deck surface from potential scratches.

This base is specifically engineered to withstand challenging outdoor conditions. It features a 14-inch stainless steel stem, a material favored in coastal regions for its exceptional resistance to rust and corrosion caused by salt air. Additionally, the exterior is crafted from high-density Polyethylene (HDPE), which is resistant to moisture and UV-related fading.