This amazing Milan 9Ft double top crank umbrella is a perfect addition to your outdoor space. Features:
- Color: White - a clean and classic look.
- Finish Surface Treatment: Powder Coating for enhanced durability and a smooth finish.
- Contents: Metal, specifically Aluminum which is lightweight and corrosion - resistant.
- Upholstery Content: 100% Polyester, providing long - lasting protection from the elements.
- Metal Color (Incl Casters): Brown, adding a touch of warmth and style.
- Metal Type (Hardware Material) / Embellishment Material: Aluminum, ensuring strength and reliability.
- Full Dimensions [W / D / H]: Open: 101.2' X 101.2' X 99.6', offering a large shaded area. Close: 66.9'X 6.7' X 6.7, easy to store when not in use.
- Item Weight without Packaging (lbs): 15.43, making it portable and easy to move around.
- Umbrella Pole Dimensions: Upper Pole Height: 17.7, Middle Pole Height: 39.9, Lower Pole Height: 37.4. Well - structured for stability.
- Umbrella Rib Quantity: 8, providing excellent support for the canopy.
- Other Dimensions : Pole Diameter: 1.5', sturdy enough to withstand various weather conditions.
- Dimensions: OPEN: 101.2' x 101.2' x 99.6', CLOSE: 66.9'x 6.7' x 6.7. Ideal for different outdoor settings.
- Material: Metal, offering a strong and reliable frame.
Using your Milan 9Ft double top crank umbrella is a breeze. First, find a flat and stable surface outdoors, like your patio or deck. Unfold the umbrella by using the crank mechanism, which makes it easy to open and close. Once it's open, adjust it to the angle that gives you the best shade. When not in use, close it up and store it in a dry place. For maintenance, wipe the canopy with a soft cloth and mild soap every few weeks to keep it clean. Check the metal parts regularly for any signs of rust or damage. If you notice any issues, address them right away to ensure the long - term performance of your umbrella. Also, during extreme weather conditions like strong winds or heavy storms, it's best to take the umbrella down to prevent any damage.
