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Protective Covers Weatherproof Umbrella Cover with Sewn-In Wand
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Protective Covers Weatherproof Umbrella Cover with Sewn-In Wand
- Lawn & Patio: 0 pages
- Publisher: Protective Covers
- Label: Protective Covers
- Studio: Protective Covers
- Average Customer Review: based on 3 reviews
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Summary: Beware of your umbrella type 2008-09-18
Comment: I was very happy when I received the umbrella cover. The quality is really nice. BUT when I went to put it on the umbrella, it turned out to be too small. My umbrella is 10' vs the 11' limit in the description. The length is OK, but the Homecrest umbrella I need to cover is very strong and it did not fit in the cover, no matter how my husband and I held it down.
If your umbrella is not too hard, I would definitely recommend it.
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Summary: Great Value For The Price 2008-09-08
Comment: This umbrella cover replaced one that I had for over 10 years. The old one had a rod in it that enbaled you to lift the cover up over the top of the umbrella - a great feature for a short person. I searched and searched and this was the only one I could find that had the same feature, but slightly different. The cover itself is sturdy material and I can see it lasting at least 10 years. However, the rod is meant to be disassembled each time you put it on the umbrella, but you can just leave it assembled and tuck it in next to the umbrella before you zip it shut. Also, tie a string of some sort to the zipper - makes it easier to pull it down unless you're really tall.
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Summary: deck umbrella cover 2007-09-21
Comment: Well made, good material, covers umbrella completely. However, you must assemble the "rod" each time to lift it on and off the umbrella. It should have been made as one thin long rod sewn into the cover.
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