Parasol Bases

Enhance Your Outdoor Space with Premium Parasol Bases 

Your garden parasol won’t go anywhere with a quality parasol base, designed to make your shady spot stay put!

Choose from a range of garden umbrella stands which will look great amongst your garden furniture and make sure you have a place to relax all day long.

Stay Grounded with Top-notch Parasol Weights and Stands

There’s nothing better than relaxing in the garden on a warm day under the protection of a parasol, but fine weather isn’t a given! Keep your parasol safe from breezes with a parasol stand.

There are loads of different colours and styles of parasol weights to choose from including concrete and granite for solid reliability, or water fillable parasol weights – great for moving around the garden or elsewhere.

FAQs

How heavy should your parasol base be?

The exact weight depends on the size and location of use. A 30-50kg base is safe for smaller parasols with 2 to 3.5-metre umbrellas. You want the base heavy enough to maintain the parasol’s position. Remember, it should not be too heavy to move it around!

How do I choose a parasol base?

Think about its weight and stability, especially on windy days. Choose concrete or metal bases that won’t be affected by a few rain showers. Don’t forget the style of the base! Get something that will match the vibe of your outdoor garden furniture.

Should you fill a parasol base with sand or water?

Here's a tip: fill the base with sand. It'll keep your bench steady even on windy days, and you won't have to top it up as frequently. While water works too, it might not offer the same stability, even though moving around is easier.

Can you put a parasol base into the ground?

Yes, you can put a parasol base into the ground. If using sand for the in-ground base, water it every few inches while pressing it firmly to increase stability. If using concrete, avoid attaching the parasol to the pole for seven days until it's dried completely.

How do I stop my patio umbrella from spinning?

Make sure the base is heavy enough, and add weights (sandbags) to keep it stable. Tighten the bolt holding the garden umbrella in place. Drill holes to secure your base to the patio floor. And here's a pro tip: keep the umbrella closed when it's windy to avoid it from flying away!