There are many different Custom Hanging Umbrella styles. When choosing the right style for you, you may first have to ask yourself: "Where will I use this umbrella?" and "What look do I want to complete?"

Terraces, beaches, markets and eccentric umbrellas are the most basic styles of parasols. Parasols usually have hexagonal or octagonal canopy and hanging cloth. The hanging cloth is a piece of fabric that hangs on the side of the canopy and exceeds the edge of the ribs. Beach umbrellas are very similar to patio umbrellas, but they have a pointed bottom rod that can easily fall on the beach. The appearance of market umbrellas is very stylish, with sharp edges and vents. The vent is a small piece of fabric on the top of the umbrella to disperse gusts of wind and cool the guests. Some patio umbrellas also include ventilation holes. An offset umbrella, also called a side pole or cantilever umbrella, has a pole on the side of the awning. This unique design is very suitable for areas where the central umbrella pole may be hit.

Patio umbrellas and beach umbrellas are mainly provided in sizes of 6 feet to 9 feet, while market umbrellas are provided in sizes of 6 feet to 13 feet. The eccentric umbrella has a variety of sizes to choose from, ranging from 7 feet to 13 feet or even larger. If you want to cover a smaller terrace, you might choose a 7-foot long terrace or market umbrella. If you go on a beach holiday, we strongly recommend that you put your beach umbrella on the beach. The eccentric umbrella is ideal for swimming pools or at the edge of entertainment venues.

When choosing an umbrella, you also need to consider the center pole and canopy ribs. The center pole is made of fiberglass, wood and aluminum, while the ribs are made of fiberglass, wood, steel and aluminum. The fiberglass ribs are very soft and very suitable for windy weather, as the umbrella will withstand more movement and wear. Wooden ribs are not flexible, but they are very durable and attractive. Steel and aluminum ribs (except for our heavy-duty aluminum) are lower-end options, and are most suitable for residential applications where your umbrella is rarely used and will be well taken care of (from wind, weather, etc.) Entering the room)).

Choosing the best umbrella for you and your application is not difficult. When you are sure about the use of the application, the size you want, and the style you like, the choice should be easy!