Myard Umbrella Cone Wedge Shim for Patio Table Hole Opening or Base 1.8 to 2.4 Inch, Umbrella Pole Diameter 1-3/8" (35mm, 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.

This item deserves 5 stars. In my opinion, no one, including me reads or believes 5 star ratings. I was trying to create something just like these when I happened to stumble on this product. Fixed my ill-fitting umbrella stand problem. Would buy again, and recommend them.

I have a 9-foot patio umbrella in a US Weight 50 Pound Umbrella Base (purchased on Amazon - 4 stars), passing through a 29.5" metal patio table. The center hole on the table is 2". No manner of fidgeting / adjusting / centering would keep the umbrella 90-degree vertical. A bit of wind or slight movement of the table, umbrella would lean. I ordered the MAYARD, arrived two days later. The umbrella's diameter is 1.5", identical to the MAYARD. To pass the umbrella tube through the cone, I first tried rubbing some kitchen dish soap on both the tube and the inside of the cone. Abandoned that idea, and opted for a bit of sandpaper - which turned out perfectly. I took 240-grit rolled into a circle, inserted into the cone, put slight pressure with my fingers and spun the cone around the sandpaper. A few spins, test fit tube into cone, a few more spins... Less than 5 minutes later, tube was snugly on cone. If you use this method, do a little bit at a time - you can always sand to make the hole bigger, but you can't make it smaller. A few pushes on the cone to wedge it tightly into the hole, done. We've had a several very windy and quite rainy days, the umbrella is still centered, perfectly. Only had it a few weeks, seems weatherproof; time will tell.

This fits my glass patio table but just barely. Only the first or second grooves fit into my table and I have to force it to get it to go even that far. Disappointing for a product which was advertised to be a universal fit for all patio tables. I am going to need to sand the edges down to get it to fit better. Also, $12.95 for a rubber cone is ridiculous. It does what it is supposed to (if it fits in your table) but there are cheaper alternatives out there for creative/problem-solving DIY'ers.

Due to its conical shape, the wedge fit the hole opening perfectly snug. The umbrella pole has about 1/8 of an inch of movement after it was inserted into the wedge.

Works perfectly to hold the umbrella pole sturdy in my glass patio table. Now it doesn't wobble with the wind! I chose this type rather than the disc shaped ones because this will fit the umbrella hole of most any table. Also, I bought a cover for my table, which I put on first, and then pressed this down into the umbrella hole of the cover and table. Looks tidy and helps to keep the cover from sliding.

I can see why this got such a high rating with some many reviews. I was hesitant to buy it because I already had a cone wedge similar to this one that I used off and on for the past years. Never really liked it because it wouldn't go down in the table hole as far as I liked. Took a chance on this one because it wasn't that expensive. The material was more pliable than the other cone wedge. Also, the spacing between the lines made it easier to get this cone wedge down as far as I needed it to go.

Works perfectly to hold the umbrella in place for the glass patio table. My patio table had a broken plastic ring and the umbrella pole was rubbing on the glass, I was concerned it would break or crack the glass. Now there is no movement even when windy.

worked will with my brown umbrella that fits into a glass patio table. put the cone wedge into the top of the table, then inserted the umbrella and it holds it very well. no shaking or sway.

Plastic insert for the patio table I have was lost for years and this piece did the trick of supporting umbrella. It stays where it should, fits multiple diameter holes and a decent option unless you want some aesthetically attractive. This piece looks average as the most.

I thought I would give these a try since my umbrella was always "slouching". They work as advertised, keeping the umbrella straight up. I recommend using 2 for each umbrella, one at the base and one midway up for best results.

Bought this as the umbrella swayed back and forth with slight breezes, occasionally rotate a little, as the hole was slightly larger than the pole. Bought this wedge, and so far keeps it tight, and haven't seen the umbrella move.