Cantilever patio umbrella with base

Start with the count: 9 products match this search

Nine products in this store's current stock match a search for a cantilever patio umbrella with base. That figure covers everything returned for the phrase, not just the umbrellas themselves, so read it as the size of the pool you are choosing from rather than nine identical cantilever sets.

The range runs from 39.16 to 473.69. A spread that wide almost always means the pool mixes two different kinds of purchase: a complete umbrella, and a base bought on its own to hold one. Decide which of those you are actually shopping for before you compare anything, because a base-only listing will look like a bargain next to a full canopy and frame, and it is not the same product.

Only one of the nine carries a stated tier count, and that is a three-tier canopy. Dimension values are given for one product out of the nine, so most listings here do not publish a measurement you can check against your space. Treat the absence as a gap to fill from the individual product page, not as a reason to assume a size.

What is in stock right now

Of the nine matched products, two are listed with steel as the material and one with wood. The remaining six do not name a material in the listing data, so no material claim can be made about them. One product sits in the three-tier group; the other eight carry no tier information.

Prices start at 39.16 and top out at 473.69. The titles show the mix plainly: some entries are umbrellas, some are bases sold separately, and at least one is a base described by weight and pole fit rather than by canopy. Two titles mention a base as part of the product, which is the closest this data gets to a bundled set.

Read those counts as counts of listings, not of configurations. A listing that says 'with base' and a listing for a base alone are different purchases, and the stock block does not tell you which of the nine will arrive as a pair.

Measure the wall run before you choose a cantilever

A cantilever earns its place by moving the pole out of the seating area, which means the frame has to reach across the table from one side. Measure the wall or fence run you intend to place it against, then measure the horizontal distance from that fixing point to the centre of the table. The canopy needs to cover the table from that offset, so the reach matters more than the canopy width on its own.

Check the swing path too. A cantilever rotates, and the arc it sweeps needs clearance from walls, planters and doorways. Walk the arc at ground level before you commit, because a frame that clears the table can still foul a wall when rotated.

None of the nine listings here publishes a reach measurement, so this is work you do on site with a tape. Write the numbers down and compare them against the individual product page when you open it.

Weight and base type decide whether it stays upright

A cantilever carries its canopy on an arm, so the base has to resist a turning force rather than just hold a pole vertical. That is why cantilever bases are usually heavier than centre-pole bases, and why the weight figure on the listing is the number worth reading first.

The stock here includes bases described by weight, including one at 22lbs, one at 40 pounds and one at 64 lbs fillable. Fillable bases are empty on arrival and you add sand or water yourself, so the working weight depends on what you put in and how well you fill it.

Match the base to the pole diameter as well. One listing here specifies a fit for 1.5 inch or 2 inch umbrella poles. A base that is heavy enough but bored for the wrong pole diameter will not hold the umbrella you own.

Canopy fabric, frame material and what the listings actually say

Two of the nine products name steel and one names wood. That is the whole of the material information available in this stock block, and it applies to those three listings only. Do not assume the other six share those materials, and do not assume a steel frame means a steel canopy.

Canopy fabric is not named for any product here, so no claim can be made about UV resistance, colour fastness or water repellency across this range. Where a listing mentions sun protection, that is the listing's own wording, not a specification you can compare across the nine.

One product is described as a three-tier canopy with 24 LEDs. Tier count and lighting are features of that single listing. If either matters to you, filter on it directly rather than assuming it is typical of cantilever umbrellas in general.

Match the umbrella to the table and the seating

Canopy coverage should follow the furniture, not the other way round. A cantilever is usually chosen because the table is too large or too awkwardly placed for a centre pole, so start from the table's longest dimension and work outwards. The canopy wants to overhang the seating edge by a comfortable margin so people at the ends are not sitting in the sun.

Height clearance matters as much as width. The underside of the canopy needs to sit above head height for anyone standing near the table, and the crank or tilt mechanism needs to be reachable without leaning over food or drinks.

Rotation is the practical advantage here. If the sun moves across your space during the afternoon, a rotating cantilever lets you follow it without moving the furniture. Check which direction the frame rotates and whether that suits your site.

Where this guide stops

This guide reports what the stock block contains and nothing more. Two products described in similar words can still differ in frame gauge, canopy fabric, hub design and base fitting, and those differences will not appear in a shared description. The individual product page governs in every case.

Where a measurement is missing here, it is missing from the data, not from the product. Open the listing and read the specification before you buy, particularly for pole diameter, base weight and canopy dimensions.

Nothing in this guide should be read as a claim about a specific product's performance, materials or fit beyond what the listing states. Use the counts and the price range to narrow the field, then verify the details one product at a time.

Frequently asked questions

These answers follow the same rule as the rest of the guide: only what the stock block supports, plus general geometry and setup knowledge that holds across brands.