Summit Living 10ft Beige Offset Patio Umbrella, Fade Resistant

Works great. 2nd one we've owned. First one got carried off by extreme wind.

This is a great product. Better pricing than most all other carriers. Has all the features that the higher priced umbrellas have. My brother, who helped me set it up, said it was the nicest one he had ever seen. I did buy a cover for it to help keep it looking new and clean. Really love it. I'm 89 and it is a little hard for me to wind up and down - but I can do it - just take my time. Would certainly recommend.

Umbrella is large enough to cover my patio area. Very easy to assemble. Directions included. The canopy still sways in the wind. I was expecting with the double arms and 8 steel rods there wouldn't be as much play in the wind. I'm hoping it will last for years to come. I keep it tied up when not in use because I do live in a windy area. I haven't noticed much movement when it is closed up. Overall I'm satisfied with my purchase. Definitely need to have a weighted base, purchased seperately.

The umbrella is great! It is sturdy, attractive, and versatile. We love how easy it is to setup and make adjustments. I took away one star because the I feel the base could have been designed better for filling with sand. I would recommend this umbrella to anyone looking for this style of umbrella.

It's an awkward setup, if you close up next to the table , t gets hung up. We had Treasure Island Cantilever before this purchase, that's when you see the difference. But then you compare $1200 to $300, you learn to forgive!

Seems like to be very well built and solid. However, quality control was not what I think it should be; when attaching the top/umbrella section to the base, one of the holes in the upper/umbrella section did not line-up with the threaded hole in the base. I had to enlarge the hole so I could get the bolt started so I wouldn't have a cross-thread situation. For me, that makes for an "average" rating.

Easy setup. Appropriate weights should be included in the purchase. Tiedown ropes would also be a great addition for higher-than-normal winds.

Don't count on this umbrella to last at all. Worked fine to begin with. Bought it in February. We'd gotten used to the fact that you have to lower it in wind-any wind. Unfortunately, yesterday, which started out as a very still morning, killed the umbrella. I went inside to get a drink, and a random gust of wind came through, and the whole umbrella flew off the deck. It's completely ruined. Struts are broken. No way to fix it. And yes, we had the weighted base on there. Very disappointing.

The color is not close to beige, it is a dark brown and the umbrella/stand is too large and heavy to take apart to return it, so I am stuck with a dark brown umbrella!

Had it up for one month, love the look gives great shade in this south Florida heat! Unfortunately I already see a small rip that I'm sure will gradually get larger. We also put it down when not in use, so knowing that we're taking care of it is upsetting to see a small rip already!