Parasol Base Screw In
£12.99
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- The easiest way to create a solid base
- No digging or concrete required
- Unscrew to remove and re-position
Product Information
The base simply screws into the ground to provide rock solid support for garden parasols, rotary dryers, bird feeders, flags and is great for outdoor activities e.g.
badminton and swing-ball.
Simply use the turn rod (included) to spiral the screw deep into the ground, then drop your pole (suitable for poles with a diameter from 2.5cm to 5.5cm - 1in to 2ins) into the base and tighten the knobs.
Can be unscrewed and moved around as required.
With rust resistant zinc plating the base is 56cm (22ins) long.
Delivery
In stock orders are normally delivered within 5-7 days using a tracked courier service. Regrettably, we cannot deliver to the Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland. Please see our Delivery Information page for more information.
Returns/Exchanges
You may return an item within 28 days of receipt for a prompt replacement, exchange or refund of the item price. Please read our full terms & conditions for details.
Reviews (107)
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"Excellent."
Very stable. Bit difficult getting the screws to fully lock the pole of my dryer as too small diameter but it isn’t going anywhere!
By Anonymous,
05 May 2022
Have not used the item yet as I am waiting for my Son to do it but am sure it will be ok.
Thank you Coopers.
Olive Bott.
Thank you Coopers.
Olive Bott.
By Olive Botg,
06 Apr 2022
"Screw In Pole Base"
Extremely useful item however, it would have helped if it the 'screw in' section had been approx. 6ins longer
My sole is 'clay' but, I still had to cement same in the ground
My sole is 'clay' but, I still had to cement same in the ground
By Anonymous,
23 Mar 2022
"Ideal Product"
Just what I wanted to secure my washing line. No more wobbles. However base is ugly so will try to disguise it with some plants
By Mary,
30 Sep 2021
"Excellent Product"
Easy to use and does the job
By David Hickmott,
12 Aug 2021
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