Table Umbrella Base w/ Easy Rolling Outdoor Umbrella Stand (up to 125lb) Heavy Duty Universal Design for Weighted Commercial Patio & Deck Big Mobile Sun Shade w/ Hidden Wheels (Sandstone)

See update below:Initial review: After researching for weeks I finally ordered two of these umbrella bases in early July, one with the additional table. Finally got around to unboxing them and filling the bases with bricks and sand two weeks ago. Three days ago I walk by and notice the table has a big crack/tear in the plastic around the umbrella post. Very disappointed that this happened, especially considering I haven’t even used the table yet.UPDATE: I called the manufacturer and it results that I did not follow the installation instructions to the T. There is a set screw under the table that must be set one the table is rotated to a slight snug position. I instead over-rotated the table until it was too tight on its umbrella base, causing excessive prolonged tension and ultimately leading to the tear in the polymer. The company was kind enough to send me a replacement at no cost.Ultimately, I’m extremely pleased with the Shademobile products and the company stands by its products with great customer service. Still by far the best, sturdiest and most convenient umbrella base I’ve owned. This is one of those products that should last for decades or maybe even a lifetime vs the Chinese junk that only lasts a year or two. No more stains on the pool deck from rust or aluminum electrolysis, super heavy, yet easy to move/re-position with the convenient casters built in. Has never tipped over, even in strong wind/rainstorms with the umbrella open/extended.You might pay more initially, but in the long run you will ultimately save money from not going through the hassle of re-purchasing bases every 1-5 years.

Ok, I just wanted to share some new pictures (the last three in the bunch).These things stand up to Calfornia heat and near daily use. I got some new pics. I o of the patio umbrella base I got for my Father-in-law as a gift. And he just showed it to me last night when I stopped by to check out his new deck. He was so thrilled about the quality. He had tried the other 50lb and 80lb bases, and nothing is as stable as this thing, it can go up to 125 pounds, which with some of the breezes that whip around there is important. And honestly, nothing is as good looking either - check out the new and old pictures with both umbrellas and see.I've seen how harsh the ugly burs on the cast iron bases look, and the cement bases are crumbly and, if you've seen the wheels on those things, they are just plain unsafe. The rolling umbrella base blends so well with his outside landscaping (he takes a lot of pride in his back yard - really, I had a 40 minute tour yesterday to see all of the new areas he is creating).Anyway, he's hyped. But check it out for yourself. It's super easy to move around, and it is super safe around children. That's why when it came time for picking a gift for him, we picked this patio umbrella stand. He is thrilled.

I was not keen on spending so much for an umbrella base, especially after having wasted $40 on a different base that turned out to be woefully inadequate. I'm so glad I took the plunge, though. As other reviewers have noted, this base is very sturdy, very well made, and utterly gorgeous. Assembly is straightforward, and the instructions are clear and thorough. (I added one step not called for in the instructions: I put a small piece of tape over each bolt hole before placing the sand in the base, in order to keep stray grains of sand from going into the holes.) I am a small, 60+ granny, and I had no problems getting the bricks and sand placed properly. The only part of the assembly where I could have used a helper was when it came to flipping it right side up after tightening all the bolts. At 125 pounds, the filled base is not easy to wrestle into its upright position. However, I managed it alone . . . only slightly tweaking my back . . .However, I'm thrilled with the results. The umbrella stand is a breeze to wheel around the deck. It holds my 9' umbrella steady in a light wind with no problem. The accessory table is wonderful, too. And I can finally enjoy my sunny deck without baking. I recommend this product!

I have lived in AZ for 30 years and gone through many patio umbrellas with the heavy winds we get regularly. Even though I have had pools, I couldn't provide shade near them most of the time. But this product holds the umbrella so well that it even withstands our winds. I don't have to keep taking the umbrella out, putting it away, then putting it back out, etc. It is super easy to move around and there are numerous options as to how you can stabilize it. I highly recommend this product to everyone for the quality, mobility and appearance!

We are really impressed with the design. We debated whether or not this was worth the cost. It seems quite expensive compared to other items on the market, but this really seemed to fit our need, and we loved the idea of being able to move it around our paver deck. We had some left over bricks that were a bit smaller than what was called for, but they worked nicely anyway (required a few more, which we already had). Then in went the sand. Impressively sturdy and the wheels, so far, work well even on the pavers (we're only moving a few feet typically). I look forward to seeing how these holds up over time, but so far, we have been impressed and don't regret paying what first appeared to be a high price. If it holds up, we will be extremely happy with this purchase.