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Black Cast Iron Table Base, Bolt-Down
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- Indoor use
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Umbrellas, bases and accessories
The pieces that finish the job. Among the 14 accessories here: aluminum and wood umbrellas, freestanding umbrella bases, planter stands for partition runs, and two table bases. Order them with the tables and chairs they serve, not after.
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Silver Chrome Table Base, Rounded Bar Height
- Chrome base
- Indoor use
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Galvanized Silver Steel Umbrella Base with Casters
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Concrete Steel Umbrella Base with Casters, 75 Lbs
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Know the wind, the sun and the curb line
Read the frame line first, then the seat: aluminum, resin, synthetic teak and coated steel all live outside. A few models are marked for covered patios only, so put those under a roof or an awning. Slatted seats shed a shower faster than solid ones, and a stackable chair cuts the nightly breakdown in half.
Order restaurant furniture accessories with the furniture they serve: an umbrella needs a base that lists its canopy size, and a partition run needs its planter or end stands.
Match the existing furniture
Use the product details to identify the intended furniture or installation. A similar appearance alone does not confirm that an accessory will fit your selected model.
Count the required parts
Check the selling unit and what is included before setting a quantity. Keep accessories beside their related furniture in your order notes so the pairing is clear.
The pieces that finish the job. Among the 14 accessories here: aluminum and wood umbrellas, freestanding umbrella bases, planter stands for partition runs, and two table bases. Order them with the tables and chairs they serve, not after. An umbrella without a base, or a partition without its stands, holds up the opening as surely as a late chair.
Umbrellas and the bases that hold them
Four commercial umbrellas sit here: three aluminum canopies, 7.5, 9 and 11 feet across, plus a 9-foot wood model, all on a 1 1/2-inch pole. Canopy fabric is chosen on the umbrella listing, and a swatch before ordering saves a mismatch on the street front. The 9-foot aluminum umbrella weighs 20 pounds and leaves 83 3/4 inches of clearance under the canopy.
Listed weights run from 50 pounds for the steel base to 95 for cast iron. Two roll on casters, handy where the shade has to follow the sun along the curb. The stainless steel base with casters comes in 20 or 24-inch squares and takes 7.5, 9 and 11-foot canopies. The concrete and steel base with casters weighs 75 pounds and takes 7.5 and 9-foot canopies.
Check each base's canopy sizes on its listing before you pair it. On a rooftop, choose the heaviest base the canopy allows and close the umbrellas when the wind rises.
Planter stands for partition runs
Three planter stands, end, middle and corner, each 36 inches tall on a 10 by 10-inch footprint and 20 pounds, add greenery to a partition run. The panels and plain stands live in patio partitions. Plan the planter positions with the panels, and decide early which joints get greenery.
Two table bases for indoor use
A cast iron bolt-down base, at bar or standard height, fixes a table to the floor. A chrome base with a rounded foot comes at bar height in 17, 22 and 30-inch diameters. Both carry an indoor usage listing, so they belong at a bar or counter under a roof. The bolt-down base also turns up in the bowling alley collection.
Putting it together
Umbrellas start around $220, and a planter stand runs up to about $630. Umbrellas, bases and stands ship as freight with the order, palletized, and unpacking stays with you. Store canopies dry and rolled when the season ends. Count them in the same outdoor plan as the furniture, one line each, so the canopies match the tables. More umbrellas and the umbrella table bases sit in patio umbrellas, and the full outdoor range in outdoor restaurant furniture.
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