Umbrella Cone Wedge Shim for Patio Table Hole Opening or Base 1.8 to 2.4 Inch, Umbrella Pole Diameter 1-1/2" (38mm, Dark Brown)

Good quality product with a universal fit. Stabilizes my 9’ umbrella nicely in a consistently breezy condition <10mph. Helps the umbrella base stay in place. I used 2 per application. One in the base and one at the table. Definitely improves the look, keeping the umbrella straight. It is not as unsightly as some have mentioned. It’s usefulness far outweighs anything cosmetic. Just make sure you confirm your pole measurement. Expect to use dish soap or some form of mild lubrication to install in on the pole.

I bought this to ensure my patio umbrella fits snugly in the hole of my patio table and it works well. It fits and it holds the umbrella very securely. It has withstood a few thunderstorms so far and my umbrella has been sturdy through everything.I purchased this in brown by mistake, then ordered the black one as it would match my table better. However, the black one is a different size and does not fit the hole in my table at all; it's way too big. So, I am using the brown one and will give away the black one if someone can use it. So, be mindful of the measurements between the different colors. I assumed they were the same size, but they aren't.Overall, this works really well and I'm happy with it.

I initially thought I had been sent the wrong size, but that was because I didn't understand the instructions. Slide it on top of the umbrella pole, seat the umbrella pole in the stand and then wrangle it into the bottom pole of the umbrella stand. I had to use a tiny bit of dish soap to get it as far as it would go. Once the umbrella pole is seated at the bottom of the stand and the wedge is as far as it can go into the bottom pole of the stand, it doesn't seem to move at all. Time will tell as I have only set this up a few moments ago.

It was a little snug on the patio umbrella we had, although I would prefer that to too loose and wiggly. This served the purpose well of keeping the umbrella from jostling around in the hole in our glass tabletop. We had a very windy storm just a few days ago and no one was home to bring the umbrella in but this kept things in place quite nicely!Cheap, and gets the job done!

We picked up an outdoor table a chair set at an Estate Sale. I didn't realize at the time that the gasket in the center of the table was missing. I was about to give up trying to find a replacement when I discovered the MyYard Umbrella cone wedge. It fits perfectly and its overall length gives the umbrella more support.

Too big

What a simple and perfect solution to the "tilting patio umbrella" problem. So easy to use and so effective. We "live" at our patio table, and our umbrella used to annoyingly tilt one way or another. No longer a problem. We inserted one of these cone wedge spacers in the table hole and another in the top of the base stand underneath the table. The umbrella now proudly stands straight and tall. Love it!!!!! One trick: We removed the "plug" at the bottom of the umbrella pole, insofar as it was lightly bigger diameter than the pole itself. Voilà! Easy as pie to then slip the pole thru the wedges.

The concept for these wedges is great, if I would only have the right size shipped to me!I placed an order for 4 of the 35mm wedges. Installed one and it felt pretty loose so as I inspected it I discovered it was actually a 38mm size. Figured it was an honest mistake and placed another order after submitting a return on the first set.Same exact issue! The packaging states 35mm but the actual wedge has 38mm printed right on it. What do I need to do to get the right size shipped to me?

Umbrella stands straight now, happy camper!

The umbrella wedge works much better than the previous ones we had and is far more versatile. Very easy to install. Just make sure you know the diameter of the umbrella metal tubing. Highly recommended. Just cannot comment on durability as have not had it long.

Adds great stability to umbrella stand both at table and base stand. Just make sure inside diameter is the correct one for your pole.

I was so tired of my patio umbrella spinning and swaying in the wind becasue the pole was smaller then the table cut out hole. This solved that issue. If you dont have one..I recommend you get one.

Almost exactly what I was looking for, though they didn't have the exact size I needed, what they did have was close enough. The diameter of the hole in my table is 2 inches, and the diameter of the pole is 1.25 inches, so the closest one was the 1 3/8 inch version (or 35mm). In the photo, you may notice that I've jammed some extra leather I had lying around to make up the difference in diameter. So now the pole, at least the bottom half, is solid when it's windy, though the top half does move around a bit, which has more to do with the less than precise design and manufacturing of my umbrella. Anyways, got the item faster than expected, and am very pleased with the purchase. One last thing, before inserting the wedge, gave it a 303 aerospace coating, just to be on the safe side, since I couldn't tell if the wedge was made from rubber or polyurethane, so the 303 should help slow down the drying and cracking of the what I assume is rubber.