The Earthworm Beach Umbrella Anchor for Dirt

Name: The Earthworm Beach Umbrella Anchor for Dirt
SKU: 734
Price: 19.95 USD
Availability: InStock

$19.95

Designed by a soccer coach as a portable holder for large umbrellas. Hardened anchoring coil will easily penetrate hard-packed dirt. 6″ base plate for beach umbrellas up to 6.5′ diameter. Accepts poles up to 1 5/8″ OD. Also works great as a holder/anchor for many other items such as: flags, pets, and tiki torches. Use at the parks, ball fields and back yards. 21″ long; 4 lbs. Features an attractive and durable or white powder coat.

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9″- base model for greater support $29.95. Now on sale for $24.95, you save $5 on the 9″ base model!

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SKU: 734 Categories: Beach Umbrella Anchors - For Dirt, Beach Umbrella Anchors & Holders

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Weight	13 lbs

Great in rocky soil

This was a piece of cake to install in rocky soil and works in windy weather.

Works great & Easy installation

I bought two of these these to install (2) small 7' patio umbrellas next to our fish pond for shade. They installed easily into our sandy soil (no rocks), and seem to be holding well. I like that the bases are flush to the ground, so there are no tripping hazards. I just wish they were available in black, brown, or bronze to blend in with our umbrella posts. (We keep the umbrellas in the holders 24/7, so there would be no chance of tripping over the anchor).

A revolution!

If this is installed correctly, by reading the directions carefully, it is a wonderful quotes in ground quotes receptacle for a sun umbrella.

Great product

I live in a condo with a completely exposed patio. We're not allowed awnings or any permanent structures, so an umbrella is a great solution. But a table with an umbrella just wouldn't fit on this patio, so your product is perfect. I screw it in right at the corner of the patio where it can block the sun from the west. I plan to leave the device in the ground for the summer but take it in for the winter to save on wear. It's a big umbrella though, so if you'd had a 12" option, I'd have bought that.