Solid Nine Foot Green Patio Umbrella Market Umbrella
Rope and pulley lift system with brass trim
Teak-finish hardwood
1.5-inch diameter
two-piece wood pole with eight ribs
Product Dimensions: 108.0 x 108.0 x 108.0 inches ; 25.0 pounds
Shipping Weight: 25.00 pounds
This fine quality, solid wood market umbrella is a staple for any fine patio or garden.
The umbrella is convenient year round with its large canvas and
6.2-ounce polyester canvas top with hot air release vents.
The teak finish is complete with solid brass trim, making it a classic year after year.
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Features include: Rope and pulley lift system with brass trim
Teak-finish hardwood 1.5-inch diameter, two-piece wood pole with eight ribs Stand not included.
Assembly required.
Shipping: This product normally leaves our warehouse within 1 business days.
Materials: Hardwood, polyester
Dimensions: 102 in. tall x 120 in. diameter.

Oxford Garden Designs 9-Foot Garden Market Umbrella, Green
Uses Shorea wood, similar to teak but more dense and heavy
Durable treated polyester canvas; double pulley makes for easy raising and lowering
Vented at top to allow gusts to escape easily
Large 9-foot-diameter umbrella on 8-foot pole. Stands up to 9 ft
Umbrella stand sold separately
Oxford Garden Design's market umbrella combines sophisticated design and superior manufacturing to please you and your guests for years to come. The polyester umbrella, 9 feet diameter, is reminiscent of those found at popular resorts or beach houses. In other words, this is one nice umbrella. It's protected by Scotchgard, which means rain, snow, and sleet bead up and roll off, spills can be wiped away easily, and the thick fabric remains soft and breathable. The 8-foot pole, made of dense, heavy Shorea wood, comes in two pieces. Simply lie the umbrella down, screw one part into the other, then stand it up. The eight-point frame inside the umbrella, also made of Shorea wood, comes securely attached to the umbrella. To remove the cover, pull it over the ends of the frame. A white rope pulley inside the umbrella raises and lowers it. Insert a metal stick at the end of the rope into one of four holes in the pole, depending on whether you want the umbrella narrow (partly open) or wide (fully open). Excess rope can be tied up or even cut off, and brass fittings throughout give this umbrella a finished look.