10 FT Outdoor Tassel Umbrella with Push Button Tilt-White

Fringe, scallops and eight panels

Open, the hem is cut into deep scallops and every one of them carries a cream tassel fringe. The top down view shows the eight panel canopy and the small fabric cap at the crown. Folded, on the right, the fringe gathers in with the fabric rather than hanging loose.

Sized against a garden table

Over a round table on the lawn the canopy reaches well past the chairs, which is what a 10 foot cover is for. Outdoor furniture guides pair that width with a table of roughly 60 inches and about six seats. The headroom is generous at 7.1 feet under the rim and 8 feet at the crown, so the fringe hangs above head height.

Two controls on the pole

Everything you touch sits on the pole. The crank winds the canopy up and down, and the button above it releases the head to lean up to 30 degrees against a low sun. Both are one handed jobs, which is the only test that matters for a feature you use every afternoon.

What is under the pretty part

Looking up, eight heavy metal ribs run from the hub out to the scalloped rim. The inset shows the safety pin that locks the runner so the canopy cannot slide back down the pole once it is open. On a 10 foot umbrella that is the part you want present.

Cream fringe on every scallop, which is the look people buy this for. It gathers in with the canopy when it closes.

Eight ribs hold the shape of a 10 foot cover, which is what stops the hem flapping and the fringe tangling.

Press once and the head leans up to 30 degrees, holding where you set it against a low afternoon sun.

A crank at waist height opens and closes the canopy, so nobody is pushing a runner up the pole by hand.

A pin locks the runner in place so the canopy cannot slide back down the pole while people are sitting under it.

The vent lets air climb out through the top rather than pushing up against the whole underside of the canopy.

The rim sits 7.1 ft off the ground and the crown 8 ft, so the fringe hangs above people rather than in their faces.

A weighted stand is required. The manufacturer's drawing puts the minimum at 31 lb for use with a table.

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.

The fringe moves in the wind and softens a hard paved corner, which is the reason most people pick this one.

A 10 foot canopy suits a table of about 60 inches with six chairs, and the pole drops through a standard centre hole.

If the patio is a backdrop for parties and pictures, the scalloped hem reads very differently from a plain sheet.

What we stand behind

• The canopy in the product photography reads as a warm sand rather than a true white. We say so in the FAQ rather than repeating the colour name as fact.
• Heights and the 31 lb stand minimum were read off the product's own dimension drawing.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

What colour is it, exactly?

The variant is listed as White. In the manufacturer's own photography the canopy reads as a warm sand or tan, with the cream tassel fringe and piping providing the white. We have flagged the mismatch with the supplier. Judge the shade from the photographs rather than from the colour name in the title.

How much does it cover, and how high does the fringe hang?

The canopy is 10 feet across, which outdoor furniture guides pair with a round table of roughly 60 inches and about six chairs, leaving some fabric past the table edge so the seats stay shaded as the sun moves. Clearance is 7.1 feet at the rim and 8 feet at the crown, which is high for a market umbrella and means the fringe hangs above standing guests rather than in their faces.

What stand does it need?

A weighted stand is required and it is not included. The minimum printed on this product's own drawing is over 31 lb, which suits an umbrella whose pole also passes through a patio table so the table shares the load. Standing free on an open deck, published guidance for a 10 foot centre-pole umbrella runs closer to 100 lb, so size up if there is no table.

Will the fringe survive the weather?

The manufacturer describes the fabric as wear resistant, sun proof and water resistant, and does not publish anything separate about the trim. Treat the fringe the way you would any outdoor textile: close the umbrella in bad weather, let it dry fully before it goes away, and store it dry over winter.