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Delivery is usually made within7 to 10 business days(excluding pre-orders). You will be able to choose your preferred carrier and delivery service when you confirm your order. In all cases, you will be able to choose a delivery time slot. Delivery is made to the ground floor of your building or house. If you wish to estimate your delivery costs, add products to your cart, then click on"i"At the top of the product page, next to the estimated delivery date, you can run the simulation. For orders containing pre-ordered items, we schedule shipment once all items are in stock.

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All parasols are supplied with a cross base, with the exception of 2 models.The standard parasol is available in two sizes: a 2.75m diameter straight parasol and a 3x2m straight parasol. You will need a cross base if you wish to weigh down your parasol with paving slabs. While weighting is not included with our parasols, it is essential for their stability. We offer several solutions to suit your needs:

- Slabs to be filledOur 50x50cm slabs are designed to be filled with water or sand. Note that sand provides more weight than water for the same volume. For example, for a straight parasol, we recommend a total weight of 80kg (4 slabs of at least 20kg each). For an offset parasol, allow for 100kg of weight (4 slabs of at least 25kg each), or 120kg for a 3x4m model, using sand. Note that wet sand cannot be removed from the slabs. Allow for a weighted area of ​​1m².

- Feet to be fixedFor straight and cantilever parasols, we offer bases that can be fixed or cemented in place to save ground space. This is the stylish solution for weighting down your parasol while avoiding paving slabs.

- Wheeled feetIf you're looking for a mobile solution, our wheeled bases for straight and cantilever parasols are perfect. Weighted with water and/or sand, they guarantee optimal stability while making it easy to move your parasol.

For safe and long-lasting use, always follow our weighting recommendations, which vary depending on the model and the layout of your space. Our recommendations are listed on the technical specifications of our parasols. Feel free to contact us for personalized advice.

You have two options for weighting down the slabs of your parasol:water and/or sandNote that sand is more compact and heavier than water for the same volume. Therefore, to maximize the weight of your base, it's best to use sand. It's also perfectly possible to weigh down your parasol base with a mixture of sand and water. However, it's important to note that wet sand cannot be removed from the paving slabs.

Yes, we offer several accessories foranchor your parasol in the ground, or fix itOn our website you will find the following feet: theClick-in base, THEFixing footand thePlug and Play mounting bracketAll these bases will allow you to save ground space. If your budget is limited, you can even use the cross base that comes with our cantilever parasols and screw it to the ground. We don't supply the screws for this, but the parasol's cross base has pre-drilled holes for you to insert them. This solution isn't the most aesthetically pleasing or the most space-saving, but it's a viable option for projects with limited budgets.

We offer two models of wheeled stands on our website:the KonaAndthe GreekBoth bases have four 360° rotating casters; on the Kona, the casters are retractable and can be hidden under the shell. However, the Grecal base is more compact and also takes up slightly less floor space. Furthermore, the latter can only be weighted with sand, whereas the Kona can be weighted with water. Finally, the main difference lies in the materials: the Kona is made of plastic, while the Grecal base is made of metal.