10 FT Cantilever Patio Umbrella with Solar LED Lights for Pool and Garden-Beige

Most patio umbrellas are round. Most outdoor dining tables are not. Drop a circle over a rectangle and the two end seats and all four corners sit outside the shade, usually the seats people are arguing over by two o'clock.

This canopy is a genuine 10 foot square, so the shade lands on the corners of the table as well as the middle. Six locked tilt settings and a full circle of rotation on the foot pedal handle the rest of the afternoon.

Square from every angle

The top down view in this group is the one that sells it. The canopy is a true square, not a round cover cut back, and the LED beads follow the ribs out to each corner. To the left, the post and braced arm carry the whole thing from one side; to the right, the folded shape it takes when shut.

Over a long table

Here is the case for square corners. The canopy runs the full length of a rectangular table and past the end seats, which a round cover of the same width could not do. The post stands off to one side on the decking. The manufacturer's caption notes that the weighted base is a separate purchase.

Six tilt steps and a full turn

The ghosted canopies in this diagram show the six tilt positions stepping down one by one. Each locks with a button rather than sliding back. Separately, the pedal at the base lets you swing the whole canopy around the post to follow the sun.

Why the top is in two pieces

The crown is a smaller square sitting above a gap in the main canopy. Air pushing up from underneath escapes through that gap instead of lifting the entire cover, which is what keeps a hundred square feet of fabric steady on a gusty afternoon.

A hundred square feet of cover with actual corners, which is what a rectangular dining table needs.

The rim sits 7 ft off the ground, the most generous clearance in this range, so nobody ducks at the edge.

Press the button, lean the canopy, let go. It locks at the setting you chose rather than drifting back.

Step on the pedal and swing the canopy a full circle around the post. The loaded base never moves.

Beads run the ribs and a brighter light sits at the hub. About 6 to 8 hours after a full day of charging.

A gap between the two layers lets air climb out of the canopy instead of pressing up against all of it.

The lights are on a switch, not a sensor, so they run when you are outside rather than all night.

A 40 inch square cross frame ships with it, ready for the four weight plates you add separately.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A square canopy covers the corners and the end seats that a round one leaves sitting in the afternoon sun.

Seven feet of clearance at the rim is unusually generous, so walking in and out from the edge is comfortable.

Thirty two beads and a centre light run for roughly 6 to 8 hours off the day's charge, with nothing plugged in.

What we stand behind

• The square canopy size, heights and base dimensions come from this product's own drawing.
• Rib count is withheld because the manufacturer's own images give two different numbers across this colour range.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Will a 10 foot square canopy cover my table?

It gives a hundred square feet of shade with corners, which covers a six to eight seat rectangular table including the end chairs. The clearance is the other half of the answer: the rim sits 7 feet off the ground and the crown 8.6 feet, which is the most headroom of any umbrella in this range, so people are not ducking at the edge of it.

Does it come with a weighted base?

The 40 inch cross frame is included. The weights are not. This product's own dimension drawing asks for a 100 kg base, which is 220 lb. The description text on the same record says 90 lb, so the manufacturer's paperwork contradicts itself, and 220 lb is the figure we would work to. A cantilever hangs its whole canopy to one side of the post, so the ballast is doing real work.

How long does the lighting run?

About 6 to 8 hours after a full day of charging, which is the manufacturer's own figure. There are 32 beads along the ribs and a brighter light at the hub, all on a single button. A dull week gives you a shorter evening.

How do I get it through a Canadian winter?

Close it, let the canopy dry completely, wipe the post and store it dry. Canadian care guides point at the same two failures every time: snow sitting on an open canopy until a rib gives, and fabric folded away damp until mildew sets in.