Classic Accessories Terrazzo Water-Resistant 13 Foot Offset Patio Umbrella Canopy Cover

to put it on and off is difficult, with a ladder is fine but time consuming. The one that came with the original had a fiberglass rod built into the cover. But I made my own on and off system that works great 10 foot conduit pipe bend the end all the way around slip it into the cover on and off it works great.

This is the 2nd one we have. The only thing I would add is a sewn in catch about 10-inches from the top that a long bamboo pole (or something like that) could be inserted to lift the cover over the umbrella. One of our applications is exactly like the picture shows, I intend to have additional material sewn to it so it extends down further to the base. We live in the PNW and leave our umbrellas mounted during the winter season.

this is a very nice product, well made, and very easy to put on and off even tho you do have to use a 2 step step ladder to do it. I would recommend this to anyone that wants to save the awning itself from sunfade.

The material is very durable. It is not thin at all. Im sure it will last quite a few years especially in our winter seasons. Fits perfect on our cantilever umbrella which is a 10' umbrella.

The cover seems to be made very well and it is also big enough to fit around the pole . Would recommend this item

Good material. Covers the umbrella completely.

This is our 2nd one since we bought another umbrella

This cover provides exceptional coverage. I have had it for about two years now.

It's not for my type of umbrella cantilever but it will do the job. It doesn't fit all the way but I can make it work. It does look good and it seems that it will last a long time , well made and color looks nice.

Other reviews have mentioned similar products that have a rod running up the length of the cover for easier covering and removal. I happen to have an adjustable-length extension rod from a bulb-changing kit that I use instead. Works just fine, although it gets a bit awkward at times. One of the reasons for this awkwardness: There is a big design flaw whereby the drawstring at the bottom requires the cover to be lifted ALL THE WAY UP before the cover can be completely removed, even with the zipper fully unzipped. I solved this by cutting the drawstring. In this way, as soon as the top of the cover raises high enough for the unzipped zipper to clear the top of the umbrella, I can move the cover sideways so it comes off. The loss of the drawstring does not impact the ability of the cover to stay put in high winds. I just bought 4 more Classic Accessories Veranda covers for my new patio furniture and noticed that after only 5 months, the umbrella cover had faded significantly. Hopefully that will not affect the waterproofing.