4 Pieces Patio Cantilever Offset Umbrella Weights Base Plate Set

The fit was perfect. It stabilized the umbrella and a great fit

Works great for my cantilever umbrella. Works with the models that have foot pedals too, you just have to use the cross extension and the long screws instead of the ones that come with your umbrella. It was kind of breezy the day I assembled mine. No swaying (although I wouldn't suggest using your umbrella in the wind).

I'm using this with an 11-ft Hampton Bay umbrella I got from Home Depot. It holds the cantilever quite securely, although the ends of the cross-shaped base stick out about 3-inches past the base, so I may have to trim it down a bit. While this design is well-thought-out in terms of how the pieces fit together, and it's quite easy to fill the sections with water, it is proving to be a multi-day project filling them with sand! The inner opening is much smaller than outer diameter of the seal would suggest -- closer to the size of a quarter whereas the outer portion is closer to that of a half-dollar coin. Unless your local hardware store has play sand that is perfectly dry, then you're in for one heck of a time trying to get the sand loaded. In my case, Home Depot had only paver sand in the outdoor area. As such, the sand was already damp and could not easily be poured. I literally spent 5 hours today loading a paint funnel with a sugar scoop, and one scoop at a time ram-rodding the sand into the base with a 1/2-inch dowel. Considering each section takes almost two 40-lbs bags of sand, and each bag takes about 60 scoops to empty, and about 30-40 stroke of the dowel to get each scoop inside, you're looking at some serious tennis shoulder/elbow! Even after all this work, I was still only able to get 2 of the 4 sections filled, cursing the soul of whomever designed such a narrow aperture with each breath.

Use sand to fill this base, didn't take a long time. And also super ift my patio umbrella

Went together very easily, holds up the umbrella without a problem