What is max diameter of a pole the anchor can hold? Thanks.
1809221
That would be 1.3" There is a set screw to tighten pole. But the anchor works so well I would recommend inserting a solid pipe inside, my umbrella actually broke at the top of the anchor. Most companies use hollow poles so they are lightweight. I stuck a piece of rebar in mine, works great, some give but won't break. Get big winds in FL If you can find an umbrella with solid pole would be better. Had to cut off part of mine where it broke, so a bit shorter, but rebar solved problem. Hope this helps. Mark
1809222
I would say that Mark is correct. 1-1/4" fits easily, maybe a tad more and then tighten w/the lock down screw....laj
1678537
The pole diameter is 1.25" and it's tapered at the end (comes to a point for spiraling into sand)
655662
Andre, the anchor is large enough for an 8' to fit. The deeper you can sink it into the sand, the better it will hold in gusty winds.
1131195
Yes, as long as the pole will fit in the base. I bout this one specifically because it has 2 bolts to anchor the pole
1715061
I have mine on 1/2" I.D. galvanized pipe. The description says, "any pole measuring 0.625 to 1-1/4-inch in diameter".
2105392
No, sorry, 1.25 inches is the maximum opening for a handle/pole Del Lindsay Albuquerque, NM
1709436
The anchor opening measures about 1 1/2". I think it will handle poles of 1 to 1 1/4" very comfortably. The hollow section of the shaft is fairly deep (about 14") so I think it could probably work with umbrellas with smaller diameter poles too. The plastic bolt which tightens to grip the umbrella pole closes to about 5/8". The plastic used to make the anchor and bolt seems durable. Hope this helps you out Ricky! :)
1715060
I have an 84" pole with hook for plant (Menards) 1/2 inch around, but you can go bigger, possibly to a little over an inch. Adjustments have to be made but nothing an average joe couldn't figure out.
395526
I measured mine and appears that a 1 3/4 inch pole should fit, probably not a 2 inch
1569954
The pole's diameter is 1 inch and the clamp opens up to approximately 2 3/8 inches
648866
No, maybe 1/2 diameter maximum. Quite strong, I have to use two pliers to adjust the angle of the hooks.
347221
Really more like 5 inches from anchor to ball tip. I use mine horizontally to hold drapes back, so size is not an issue for me.
2015110
Inch and a half pole. I would suggest not over 8 feet in length for stability.
712432
I use mine on a pole...Sorry, I didn't keep the instructions so sorry...Wish I could help...
963479
Diameter appears to be 1-3/4" (may be metric). The pole has a notch in it, and a plastic bull-nose piece on the bottom. The pole fits tightly into the in-ground anchor, inside a plastic sleeve. This allows it to spin freely in the wind. If you anchor it securely in an umbrella holder, I'd be concerned about it falling over in a strong wind. Lots of surface area here when it is fully loaded with clothes.
885052
I would have to dig it out of the bag and open it to answer your question. I would contact the company. I saw several of these in use on Pawley's Island during May 2014 and they held-up well in high winds without using a pole anchor.
1098247
I'm sorry, I did not keep the pole since it was a little flimsy and it had a flat bracket on the top that does not show the photo. I think it had a diameter of between 3/4" to 1"