
Seaport 9' Octagon Spa Outdoor Umbrella With Drumlin Vega Light
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SKU: 9282025P
Providing the perfect shade coverage for up to 54-inch tables, the Seaport market style umbrella is a wonderful choice. This 9' octagon shaped, auto tilt umbrella offers high 98% UV protection with Sunbrella fabric in a spa blue color. Durable too, Sunbrella fabric is known for its ability to resist fading, mold and mildew. With a rotation of the crank handle, the dynamic tilt mechanism ensures the 100% Kevlar lift cord will power the umbrella into a full tilt position. The sturdy aluminum pole is rendered in a powder coated bronze finish. And, outdoor entertaining goes from day to night in a snap with the Drumlin Vega outdoor umbrella light. With a self-adjusting clamp, 36 LED lights and six hours of charge time, you and your guests can enjoy your deck or patio well into the night. A rechargeable battery pack with an AC charger is included. 100% Sunbrella fabric.
Color
Spa
Features
Sunbrella
Collection
Seaport
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
What features contribute to the long-term durability of the frame?
The frame is built for superior longevity, featuring a sturdy aluminum pole with a powder-coated bronze finish that is highly resistant to rust and corrosion. Additionally, the internal lift system utilizes a 100% Kevlar cord. Chosen for its extreme tensile strength, Kevlar is far more resistant to stretching or snapping over time than the standard nylon cords found in many other umbrellas.
How does the auto-tilt mechanism work to provide shade as the sun moves?
Adjusting your shade throughout the day is effortless with the integrated auto-tilt system. By continuing to rotate the crank handle once the canopy is fully open, the dynamic tilt mechanism engages. This allows you to angle the umbrella to block the sun at various positions, ensuring continuous protection without the need to move your furniture or the umbrella base.
Is the fabric on this umbrella designed to withstand intense sun and humid climates?
Yes, this umbrella is exceptionally well-suited for high-sun and humid environments like those found in coastal or southern regions. It features 100% Sunbrella fabric, which provides 98% UV protection and is solution-dyed to ensure the color remains vibrant. Unlike standard materials, Sunbrella is engineered to resist fading from harsh UV rays and is inherently resistant to mold and mildew.
How heavy of a base is required to keep this umbrella stable?
For a 9-foot market umbrella of this style, the required base weight depends on your setup. If the umbrella is placed through a hole in a patio table, a 50 lb. base is generally sufficient for stability. However, if you plan to use it as a freestanding unit next to a chaise lounge or seating area, we recommend a heavier base of at least 75 lbs. to ensure it remains secure during breezy conditions.
What size patio table is best suited for this 9-foot umbrella?
This 9-foot octagon umbrella is specifically designed to provide optimal shade coverage for patio tables up to 54 inches in diameter. For a standard outdoor dining set, this span typically covers the table and four chairs comfortably, making it an ideal choice for most mid-sized residential decks or patios.
Can this umbrella be used for evening entertaining?
This model is designed for day-to-night versatility and includes a Drumlin Vega outdoor umbrella light. The light features 36 bright LEDs and a self-adjusting clamp that fits securely around the pole. With a six-hour charge time provided by the included rechargeable battery pack and AC charger, it offers reliable illumination for late-night dining or evening patio gatherings.
108.00"w x 108.00"d x 102.50"h

4.4 out of 5 stars
CHEAP JUNK
Spent 18K with Rooms To Go to furnish my pool and within 2 weeks, the furniture arms started fading and mildewing. I would NOT recommend RTG.
Durable and chic
Beautiful umbrella that is durable and provides a good amount of shade and fits with our outdoor set nicely.
Love It! I x 10 Umbrella
Perfect for our rectangular table.




