Best Choice Products 10ft Solar LED Offset Hanging Market Patio Umbrella for Backyard, Poolside, Lawn and Garden w/Easy Tilt Adjustment, Polyester Shade, 8 Ribs - Burgundy
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Color: Burgundy
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- 10FT SOLAR-POWERED UMBRELLA: Designed with 24 built-in LED lights powered by solar panels on the top of its pole, this offset umbrella saves energy while maintaining perfect lighting in the day and night; covers more space than traditional patio umbrellas
- EASY ADJUSTMENT: A hand-crank lift and easy-tilt system allow you to adjust the shade and block the sun at all angles, keeping the area protected throughout the day; detachable pole and crank also make for easy setup and storage
- ENHANCED STABILITY: A large wind vent allows cool air to flow through, while the cross base, 4 included ground stakes, and an extra pole knob add optimal support and stability when the wind blows
- DURABLE COMPOSITION: Crafted with a powder-coated steel pole to prevent oxidation and scratching, plus a water- and fade-resistant polyester fabric shade for years of vibrance
- VERSATILE SHADE: Perfect for outdoor parties, business events, weddings, and more! Pair it perfectly with our signature 4-Piece Offset Umbrella Base Stand (Search: SKY3257, SOLD SEPARATELY); OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 120"(Dia) x 79"(H)
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Read more Product Development Products mean a little more at BCP. We work hard to build innovative, popular, and timeless items that will thrive in your home. Behind your favorite Best Choice Product is a team developing the next best thing! High-Quality Standards When building our products, BCP does the heavy lifting for you. Before an item makes it to your home, it must first pass quality tests and our final stamp of approval. Every step of a product counts, and we never compromise high-quality. Family Shopping Sometimes, going out doesn’t have to mean packing your bags! With our wide selection of family-friendly furniture for hosting and lounging must- haves, you can explore the outdoors with family and friends any day of the week. Read more
Product Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 96.5 inches
Item Weight: 28 pounds
Manufacturer: Best Choice Products
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Color: Sky Blue
The color is beautiful just like the pictures. The umbrella is perfect just what we wanted. Love the lights at night just enough lights but not too bright that it brings bugs. A little top heavy even with a weighted bag and 100 pounds of sand. We are going to have to get some more weight. We loved this umbrella in fact got so many compliments on it from friends and just ppl walking by our house. It was everything we wanted. We used about 5 to 6 times than snap. The part that keeps it from coming down to fast snapped. Now my kids are afraid to use it. Plus when is snapped my daughter was taking it down and it snapped on her wrist. I was afraid for awhile that she broke it. (the Wrist) I hate that our beautiful umbrella that we loved so much can now only be used by my husband. Looking at other reviews it will be impossible to get a replacement part . The funny thing is I was sitting down today to give it a 5 star rating and talk about how it is perfect. If it had happened a few hours later that is the review you would have seen. Unfortunately it broke before that. If you want a beautiful umbrella but know it will probably break on you this is the perfect umbrella.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2020 by Candy S.
Color: Deep Taupe
Wish I could give a zero! Solar panel lights up in daylight and by night leds are dead crank handle is cheap plastic and the last draw after 6 days pulley snapped and now umbrella won’t open up! Best Chinese products are past the 48 hour window, and I will be contacting my bank to dispute and I will not pay to ship this piece of junk back, and I refuse to let it go. Save yourself a headache and don’t buy!! It flips and wobbles all over the place and is not worth the headache! I want my money back as this is a true lemon of a product.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Color: Sky Blue
The plastic retainer which is supposed to hold the lever arm to raise or lower the umbrella broke immediately upon first use when I attempted to lower the umbrella. The retainer should be made of metal, to ensure that the retainer can sustain the weight of the umbrella.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020 by Esteban Echazabal
Color: Tan
The metal base bends with ease. The umbrellas are attached by a cord so a small breeze sends them spinning and bouncing all over the place. Its not safe to be under this umbrella unless you tether the canvas to something other than the umrellas base or frame. I ended having to put the umbrellas up in between my clothes lines to keep them from spinning out of control. I purchased 2 and 1 won't even stay expanded. It just keeps folding in on its own weight. Major fail.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2020 by Sarah Grace
Color: Sky Blue
When I was looking for a cantilever umbrella for my pool, I saw a lot of them selling in the $300 and up range. Being a bargain hunter, I decided to keep looking and came across this umbrella. Reviews were just below 4 stars at the time, and the price was great, so I took a chance. Let me begin by saying I live in Oklahoma. Wind is pretty much a given on most days. We consider 10 mph to be calm. More on this later. Set up of the stand was fairly simple. Now for each failure point: Base post washer Right off the bat, I notice that the base vertical pipe that the umbrella stand slides into has a cheap plastic washer meant to hold some pins in place so the umbrella won't shear in the wind. Without this piece of plastic, the pole can rotate the full width of the pin in both horizontal directions. The washer is broke. It will stay in place, but it does not lock in the pins now. I figure it's not a huge deal and move on. I finish setting up the base, adding base weights, erect the umbrella into the stand, and start to crank it open. Umbrella Rib Spoke and Stopper While I was looking at the crank, apparently a piece of plastic drops out of the umbrella and is floating in my pool. The umbrella is "deployed" with a crank that winds a cable (more like string) that runs through the umbrella down through the spoke that connects all the ribs, to a cheap plastic stopper that is meant to slide into the spoke. The higher the spoke is pulled, the more the umbrella deploys. This stopper had a thin lip circumventing it that was the only thing keeping it from pulling through the spoke. Half of that lip had broken off (I didn't realize it at the time as it was flush with the spoke. The next day, we deploy the umbrella with winds around 10 mph, and the whole thing is flailing around like we're in a typhoon. Suddenly, there's a pop, and the umbrella collapses. The rest of the lip had given way. Being handy and not wanting to deal with returning a giant umbrella, I cobble together a fix using chain clip that prevents the stopper from pulling through the spoke. Looks janky, but still better than processing a return. Cantilever Arm Sleeve If you look in the photo, you'll notice a crank that attaches to a 45 degree angled arm that attaches to the main pole. This arm is locked into place when extended by a - wait for it - cheap plastic sleeve. On the third use of the umbrella, again in low winds, the sleeve split length-wise, so the arm won't lock in place. Queue me grabbing my bag of 3/8" wide zip ties. After "bandaging" the sleeve with five of those suckers, the sleeve is functional, and my umbrella is starting to look like something out of a Dr. Suess book. So we have three failures of parts, all involving plastic in spots that really should have been, at the very least, aluminum. Now I'm getting nervous while I'm watching the 10 mph wind whip this thing around, because the whole thing is shearing at the top where the main umbrella arm is attached to the top of the pole, and - surprise - that whole assembly is made of more of that crappy plastic. Oh, and so is the crank housing and most of the assembly that the umbrella hangs from at the end of the main arm. At this point, I've resigned myself to the fact that the only time I'll be able to use this is if either a) it's dead calm or b) I move it indoors. Will likely have to box the sucker up and send it back...which is sad, considering I gave it multiple chances. Pros: At least the solar-powered LED lights work. Cons: absolutely cheap plastic parts used in high stress areas of the pole and cranking mechanism. Whole thing thrashes about in a slight breeze, and would be in the next county if an actual gust of wind blew up. Conclusion: avoid this like the plague. Spend the extra $200 and buy some piece of mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020 by Mike
Color: Tan
I guess I shouldn’t have expected much at this price-point. Yes, it tilts, but it’s kind of all or nothing. It won’t hold in the middle anywhere because the components are cheap plastic. Be sure to note that unlike more expensive cantilever umbrellas, this one does not swivel at all. If you want to swing it around as the sun moves, you’re out of luck! Also, the slightest little breeze will have this thing swinging like a piñata at a birthday party! And if you’re taller than 5’10”, don’t expect to stand up under it. I bought it to shade my outdoor grill. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money. I’d send it back, but it’s not worth the effort. I put 4” of patio bricks under it so it would be a little taller, and when it dies I will toss it. I’m serious about that wind part. This th8ng will swing around and smack you in the face if you’re not very careful.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2020 by Spurlin
Color: Navy Blue
I have purchased different kind of offset umbrella for the patio, and did not like the quality. Ended up ordering this one! I loved it as soon as I opened it, and started using it right away. Today I wanted to order another one, and have started looking into this one more into details since I was amazed by the quality. Well, there it goes the quality. One of the wings on the umbrella seems to have a defect. Like the string on the material has been pulled out. 😫 very disappointed 😔
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2020 by Rafael Porras
Color: Tan
This lovely umbrella brought new purpose to my backyard. The perfect size keeps you cool with its shade on a sunny day. The lights on the inside of the umbrella add a nice touch. Very easy to install and operate. Highly recommend. Would repurchase.
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2020 by ElBeto’s