Product Description

Now you have the perfect cover for your Offset (also called Cantilever) umbrella. Keep your Offset Umbrella looking and working like the day you bought it. This cover is made of premium 380 Gram Polyester for a canvas like feel and is coated with a water resistant material for further protection from the elements. Cover is hand washable and lightweight. It will fit securely and keep your outdoor products protected from the elements all through the year.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #276 in Lawn & Patio
• Color: Taupe
• Brand: Hearth & Garden
• Model: TRI-003547
• Dimensions: 35.00" h x 70.00" w x 103.00" l, 5.00 pounds

Features

• Made from 380 Gram Polyester for Canvas Like Feel
• Heavyweight Fabric Resist ripping and tearing
• Neutral but Taupe color matches your outdoor furniture and environment
• Synthetic material resist mold and mildew
• Highly weather resistant limiting potential for cracking in cold weather

Customer Reviews

Zipper pull broke off immediately
I just purchased this item. When I went to place it over our offset patio umbrella, you unzip it to open it up, place it over the umbrella then pull the zipper down to close it up -- the zipper pull came off on the way down without any forcing.

Looks like a quality issue. We will be requesting a replacement or refund.

Its almost good
Cover is fine, it's takes a ladder to put it on, but once on it's fine. It does, however, have an unpleasant odor, almost like garbage. Hope this wears off over the summer.

Large Enough but Questionable Durability
We bought one of these a year ago for a new offset umbrella. It was large enough at the top, which is an issue we've had with other offset covers. The umbrella is tall, so removing it often required getting a chair to stand on, but that wasn't too bad. An external rod would sure help.

My biggest complaint is the fabric isn't very durable. In particular, this cover is very long, so the bottom rests on the surface of your base (or whatever is below your umbrella). In our case we have some paving stones anchoring the base of the umbrella. The wind blows the cover, which is somewhat loose, so the bottom became worn and frayed, causing the entire cover to eventually rip. It lasted about a year. We're now searching for a replacement.