How to Get the most from your parasol
Parasols must be kept inside during harsh weather as if they are left outside, wind and rain can damage their cover.
Parasols bases are generally hard wearing and durable - concrete parasol bases can be left out all year round.
In contrast, polyresin and brass parasol bases can be brought in during harsh weather.
How to Choose a Parasol Base
Choosing the right parasol base transforms your outdoor experience from frustrating to fabulous. For occasional use, modular water or sand-filled bases offer brilliant flexibility – simply empty them for winter storage, saving your back and storage space. The 3-metre canopy demands respect; underestimating base weight invites disaster when unexpected gusts arrive.
Parasols & Parasol Bases
How to Maintain Your Parasol
Parasols must be stored in a dry place when not in use or during harsh weather to avoid overexposure to the elements.
Make sure to lower your parasol when not in use as this will protect it from the elements and ensure its longevity.
How to Clean Your Parasol
Parasols must be stored in a dry place when not in use or during harsh weather to avoid overexposure to the elements.
Wipe the surface - with warm water and soap solution before leaving it to air dry.
Its aluminium frame can be wiped down with warm water and soap - adding lemon juice or vinegar to this solution will help it keep its shine.
Concrete parasol bases can be hosed down, polyresin and brass bases can be cleaned with warm water and soap.
