Umbrella Base – 14 kg Storm Base
Umbrella Base – 14 kg Storm Base
A sturdy and reliable 14-kg umbrella base, designed to securely anchor umbrellas in a variety of conditions. The base is made of high-quality steel and features a reinforced construction for professional use.
€ 90,00 excl. VAT - € 108,90 including tax
€ 90,00 excl. VAT - € 108,90 including tax
Umbrella Base – 14 kg Storm Base
A sturdy and reliable 14-kg umbrella base, designed to securely anchor umbrellas in a variety of conditions. The base is made of high-quality steel and features a reinforced construction for professional use.
Specifications
✔ Weight: 14 kg
✔ Height (folded): 60 cm
✔ Tube diameter: 42 mm × 2 mm
✔ Parasol pole opening: Ø 35 mm
✔ Equipped with a safety screw
✔ Reinforced ring for extra stability
✔ Foldable design for easy transport
✔ M10 clamping screw with tab for secure fastening
This storm base is ideal for market stalls, patios, and professional applications where extra stability is required.
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