Side Post/Cantilever & Pool Umbrella’s

Savannah features a number of design innovations, including a drop down bracket on the umbrella hub for LED light attachment.   Savannah has an impressive oval section mast and and a 360 degree rotate (with foot lock), press button tilt lock, crank lift opening and resin base options.   Includes protective waterproof cover, on ground bolt down plate and cross base for ballast weight.

The Savannah features a number of design innovations including a:

• 360 degree rotation (with foot lock)
• Press button tilt lock
• drop down bracket on the umbrella hub for LED light attachment
• press button tilt lock
• crank lift opening
• an impressive oval section mast
• Includes on ground bolt down plate
• Includes cross base for ballast weight
• Includes Protective Cover
• Most importantly, the Savannah canopy has fade resistant properties, exceeded only by Sunbrella acrylic
• Replacement canopies available
• 330cm Square
• 380cm Rectangle
• 300cm x 400cm Rectangle

INSTALLATION

On Ground Base Plate or Ballast Block Frame

(both included). Six to eight ballast blocks
needed, recommended total weight 120kg.

Can be mounted using any one of the following options:

Concrete Ballast Weight (25kg)

These fit the cantilever ballast block frame included with the umbrella.  Six ballast blocks needed, recommended minimum weights for –
330 Square 110kg
350 Octagonal 125kg
380 Octagonal 150kg
400 x 300 Rectangle 180kg

Large Resin Base

(optional purchase). Sand or Blue Metal Ballast. 125kg ballasted.

Extra Large Wheeled Resin Base

(optional purchase). Wheels extend or retract to make moving easy. Sand or Blue Metal ballast. 145kg ballasted.

Heights:

• Top of Post to ground when opened – 264cm to 298cm
• Outer edge of canopy to ground when opened – 204cm

Please note: Wind tunnel tests were conducted at Monash University for research and development purposes. Shelta Australia does not guarantee that featured umbrellas will withstand specific wind speeds. To avoid damage to the frame always close the umbrella in windy weather or when unattended. The tilting feature should be used with care and the canopy should be returned to horizontal if the umbrella is buffeted by gusts of wind.