OLYWOOD presents the 9′ Tilt Market Umbrella & Base, a premium outdoor shading system designed to provide stable, adjustable, and long-lasting sun protection for residential patios, outdoor dining areas, and hospitality environments. This POLYWOOD umbrella system integrates a weighted base with a performance-grade canopy structure, combining functional adjustability with weather-resistant materials engineered for extended outdoor use.
Description:
- Built with a 50 lb cast iron base, designed to ensure stability and resistance against tipping under normal wind conditions
- Features a zinc-plated crank lift and push-button tilt mechanism, allowing controlled opening, closing, and angle adjustment of the canopy
- Includes a 9-foot octagonal canopy, engineered to provide approximately 64 square feet of shaded coverage for outdoor seating areas
- Constructed with outdoor performance fabric, designed to resist fading and maintain structural integrity under prolonged sun exposure
- Integrated single wind vent system, designed to improve airflow and reduce wind pressure accumulation beneath the canopy
- Engineered as an all-weather outdoor shade solution, suitable for use across varying seasonal conditions including sun, wind, and light rain
- Designed for low-maintenance use, requiring minimal cleaning and no seasonal storage under normal operating conditions
- Manufactured using Solidcore™ and ClimateTuff™ material technologies, intended to enhance durability, structural stability, and resistance to cracking or warping
- Supported by a long-term structural warranty framework, reflecting extended service life expectations for outdoor use applications
- Designed as a complete shade system (umbrella + base) for immediate deployment in outdoor dining, leisure, or commercial seating environments
This POLYWOOD 9′ Tilt Market Umbrella & Base functions as a durable and adjustable shading solution, engineered to deliver consistent sun protection while maintaining structural reliability and ease of operation in outdoor settings.
