Patio PE Wicker Umbrella Side Table Stand, Outdoor Bistro Table with Umbrella Hole

It’s a cute table and it holds my umbrella just fine. Plenty of room for snacks and stuff, glad I bought this. Assembly was pretty easy. HOWEVER... when you put the panels together, there are 2 with legs and 2 without. On the panels WITHOUT legs, make sure the center holes are all on the bottom, the manual doesn’t say this. I had to take apart and do over. You’ll need 4 holes on the bottom of table to screw the base to. Great little patio table! Also make sure you put down the umbrella when you’re not using it, if you get wind on your patio.

I use this strictly as an umbrella stand. I have a separate table I use for drinks, phone, etc. Works very well. A little tricky to assemble as some screws needed some persuasion to get fully fit, but was doable. Good weight to the item. Not entirely level and will rock a bit, but not a big deal to me. Can put extra weight in the bottom if that's a concern. I would recommend as it's nice looking, holds up well as it's been left outside all summer and winter, and works well to hold my outdoor umbrella.

This was relatively easy to assemble and all of the pieces were there. It seems very sturdy and is perfect between two pool lounge chairs. It is holding a 9’ umbrella without tipping. Looks nice as well.

The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of five is that I had a hard time getting the 4 screws to line up on the plate at the base of the table. Otherwise, the table is great. In fact, it stabilized my umbrella even more than an actual umbrella base (although you could add a sandbag inside the table for extra stability--the opening at the top is wide enough). Also, I decided to coat the metal areas with an oil protectant to deter rust (we get a lot of rain here in west Florida).

Perfect size umbrella table for small a patio. Works great for my 7.5' umbrella. The table Matches well with my previously purchased Keter brand low profile chair set. The top of the table is a durable black metal like material, and sides are dark brown plastic weave material. As recommended by another reviewer, I weighted my table down with sand (which I placed in gallon plastic jugs) and arranged them in space under table...works like a dream and easy to remove jugs if I want to move the table around the patio. No issues putting the table together (I'm not a handy person) because it came with all hardware and picture instructions. I'm so happy with the purchase.

This product is perfect! It has a larger top than I was expecting, which was not a problem for me. It is also a little heavier than I thought it would be, but you will need to weigh it down for windy days. It grips the umbrella really well. Took about 20 minutes to assemble. I happened to have this sand base already and it fit perfectly inside as a weight. Gravipod 18" Square Umbrella Base Weight Bag - Up to 110 lbs. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005IR1E0U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_AJQYTMVKJDF50BDK9PRQ

I've searched long and hard for the perfect umbrella table that was small enough to use as a side table but sturdy enough to hold my 9 ft umbrella and I hit the jackpot. It took 20 minutes to assemble and after placing two 25 pound sandbags underneath along bar, it's not going anywhere. Quality, design, durability this table has it all. Highly recommend

This table looks nice and was not to difficult to put together. I gave it three stars because the design is flawed. The design would be better if the umbrella's pole slid through the entire table and sat on the ground. Instead, the bottom of the pole fits inside the table and requires the user to figure out a way to weight the table. This makes the table not as stable in windy conditions.