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We’ve put together our top ten things to consider when it comes to choosing the right parasol for your garden. 1. Location Lastly, don’t forget to keep your parasol covered. Using a cover will keep the canopy clean and free from bird droppings. And always lower the canopy when not in use to protect it being damaged in any unexpected windy weather. Crank & Tilt system– wind up/down with a crank handle & push button to tilt (eg. 2.7m Sturdi Shanghai) If you like to impress, then choose a parasol with all the added extras. Some luxury parasols include some amazing accessories from LED lighting to Bluetooth speakers. These help to create the perfect party atmosphere. Some even have built-in solar powered LED lights which light up underneath the canopy at night. Find out the approximate space available for a new parasol by measuring the outdoor space you have in mind. Measurements are important as you won’t want the canopy catching on anything over head like a tree or at the sides like a fence, wall or a bush. Think about when the canopy will be open and how much space it will require. Parasol sizes vary, but are usually described by canopy width. Popular canopy widths include: 2m, 2.5m, 2.7m, 3m or 3.3 metres.
If you wish to return your item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by the following method: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer Services This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. Full details of your rights are available from your Local Authority’s Trading Standards Office. How To Return A Product The parasol will provide you with cooling shade on your patio or over your garden table. Many of our parasols can be tilted if necessary, so you can get the shade you want.Embrace the sun in all its glory. But don’t forget the about protecting your skin from the sun’s radiance. A garden parasol is a perfect way to do it. With IKEAs high-quality garden parasol and gazebos, you’ll have an Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) of 15-50+, depending on which series you choose. Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41
There are lots of different canopy features to look out for to make using a canopy easier. For traditional parasols with a centre pole, look out for either or all of the following features:
A hanging garden umbrella or cantilever parasol is a good choice if you want portable protection from the sun. It’s easy to adjust and move wherever you need it, so you’ll always have that nice cooling shade regardless of where the sun is. And you won’t need to make a hole in your outdoor table to use it. Gazebo
What’s your style? Uber modern or classic and traditional? Garden parasols come in many different styles to suit so many different pieces of outdoor furniture, whether you need a clamp on parasol for a single lounger or a large free arm parasol to cover a recliner set, there are so many different styles to think about. If you like a themed garden, consider a Shanghai style parasol. These are orient inspired umbrellas include nice detailing with many impressive struts and ribs. These parasols usually come in a choice of vibrant colours to make a real statement in any outdoor space. 5. Shape Side Post wind with 360° rotation– opens and closes the canopy (eg. Bramblecrest Chichester 3m Side Post)As a general rule of thumb, a 15kg base is suitable for a parasol going though a table. If your parasol is not going to be used in a table and it will stand alone, then please consider a larger base from 25kg upwards. This will provide the right support and prevent the parasol from blowing over. Typical parasol bases range from 15kg to 50kg. Sunny days are great, but sometimes you just want to relax in the shade and feel protected. So, whether it's relaxing on the beach, extending fishing trips or spending time in the park - you can do it all with this Outsunny parasol. Free Arm Tilt with integrated handle for 360° rotation– move the canopy to any position (eg. Kettler 3.3m Free Arm) Cantilevers are more expensive than traditional parasols with a central pole, but they do offer more features. Not only do many rotate fully, but they also include a bluetooth speaker system and integrated lighting which can be plugged into a mains power supply or work with a rechargeable battery. Many quality cantilever or free-arm parasols come with integrated canopy air vents to allow airflow to be managed and not affect the parasol in a breeze. They also come with covers, some even include rigid poles within the covers to make them easier to fit. 4. Style
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