Strathwood St. Thomas Aluminum Market Umbrella
from: Strathwood
List Price: $150.00
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Price: $59.99
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Features:
- 8-foot tall, 8-rib umbrella easily fits most two-inch table holes, or stands alone in base
- Cast aluminum pole; steel ribs; polyester fabric; cast-iron base sold separately
- Light tan fabric color matches cushions in Strathwood¿s St. Thomas collections
- Fabric resists UV wear and mildew; top vent lets gusts pass while keeping rain out
- Crank handle and pulley rope for secure raising and lowering
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Cheap Product
It broke within a month where the metal support meets the hinge pin.
Not stable and it looks like it has happened to others.
Rating: - Nice unless it's windy outside
While the product description says this has a cast aluminum pole, it is really an extruded aluminum pole that is only slightly heavier gauge than a beverage can. Within days of placing it on my deck, we had a moderate wind which snapped the pole in two places. My older umbrella actually has a cast aluminum pole and has withstood years of heavier winds. This product would be a nice accent in a greenhouse, or some other indoor application, but it should not be used anytime there is a possibility of ... Read More
Rating: - Beware of the tilt mechanism!
We purchased the umbrella in late March but only began using it a couple of weeks ago. After only a few uses, the button on the tilt mechanism broke off making it impossible to hold upright. It's made of the cheapest white metal. Now it's useless junk! We will attempt to get a refund but aren't optimistic. Next time we'll read all the reviews before purchasing anything. But we're done with Strathwood and with Amazon.com if we don't get a satisfactory resolution.
Rating: 
- Nice but slight problem
This umbrella is a really nice umbrella for the money. The fabric and quality seem really nice, the pole is aluminum, which seems flimsy, but it was stable even when it was breezy. The problem we had with the umbrella was the tilt mechanism. Although the umbrella description doesn't say it has this feature, it does, and ours broke after having it up for a few days. We had the umbrella up and went to tilt it and the spring in the tilt button popped out and then the button itself broke and popped right ... Read More
Rating: 
- Our Terrace is now Paradise
These umbrellas are all I hoped for and more!Great constuction and perfect color (for our house anyway.)We had to remove an enormous 100 year old oak tree bordering our terrace and the two umbrellas give us back our shade plus giving the area a "vacation spot" ambience.I wish I had bought two - in case these wear out.JDL
- Cheap ProductIt broke within a month where the metal support meets the hinge pin.
Not stable and it looks like it has happened to others.
- Nice unless it's windy outsideWhile the product description says this has a cast aluminum pole, it is really an extruded aluminum pole that is only slightly heavier gauge than a beverage can. Within days of placing it on my deck, we had a moderate wind which snapped the pole in two places. My older umbrella actually has a cast aluminum pole and has withstood years of heavier winds. This product would be a nice accent in a greenhouse, or some other indoor application, but it should not be used anytime there is a possibility of ... Read More
- Beware of the tilt mechanism!We purchased the umbrella in late March but only began using it a couple of weeks ago. After only a few uses, the button on the tilt mechanism broke off making it impossible to hold upright. It's made of the cheapest white metal. Now it's useless junk! We will attempt to get a refund but aren't optimistic. Next time we'll read all the reviews before purchasing anything. But we're done with Strathwood and with Amazon.com if we don't get a satisfactory resolution.
- Nice but slight problemThis umbrella is a really nice umbrella for the money. The fabric and quality seem really nice, the pole is aluminum, which seems flimsy, but it was stable even when it was breezy. The problem we had with the umbrella was the tilt mechanism. Although the umbrella description doesn't say it has this feature, it does, and ours broke after having it up for a few days. We had the umbrella up and went to tilt it and the spring in the tilt button popped out and then the button itself broke and popped right ... Read More
- Our Terrace is now ParadiseThese umbrellas are all I hoped for and more!Great constuction and perfect color (for our house anyway.)We had to remove an enormous 100 year old oak tree bordering our terrace and the two umbrellas give us back our shade plus giving the area a "vacation spot" ambience.I wish I had bought two - in case these wear out.JDL
