Frankford Umbrella 9-ft. Commercial Grade Wood Market Umbrella

Description

If you're craving some cool shade on a hot summer day, the Frankford Umbrella 9 ft. Commercial Grade Wood Market Umbrella will not let you down. This market umbrella offers expansive coverage with eight panels spanning 9 feet and features a responsibly harvested, solid Indonesian hardwood frame. The marine grade acrylic fabric awning and canvas offer maximum solace from the sun with a stiff, tight construction and heavy finish. A heavy gauge rope and pulley system allows for ease of use, while a durable pin secures the umbrella in place. This non-tilting umbrella will easily shade any outdoor dining table up to 48 inches, with a 101.5-inch overall height and a 9-ft. shade. We recommend a base of 50 to 70 lbs. for use with tables and 75 lbs. or more for freestanding use. With a two-year warranty that covers workmanship and material quality and a five-year warranty against fading, this commercial quality market umbrella makes a great addition to your business or busy backyard.

Additional Features:

• Commercial quality; great for busy backyards
• Long connection joint gives pole unmatched durability
• Heavy gauge runner and notch
• Brass fittings and rivets
• 2-piece center pole
• Pole diameter: 1.5 inches
• Bottom pole height: 37.5 inches (standard for outdoor dining tables)
• Thick ribs and stretchers measuring 1.125 x .75 inches
• Overall length: 101.5 inches
• We recommend a 50 to 70 lb. base for use with a table
• Use a base of 75 lbs. or more for freestanding use

About the marine grade fabric
This umbrella shade features super durable 9-oz. solution-dyed marine grade  fabric. This fabric provides you and your family exceptional protection from the sun - it carries the Skin Cancer Foundation's Seal of Recommendation. At 9 oz. it's much heavier than the standard 5 or 7 oz. fabrics used on other shades. This fabric is engineered for shade structures and features a very stiff, tight construction and a heavy finish. Solution-dying means the color is ingrained in every fiber, resulting in less chance of fading.