Portofino Round Aluminum Parasol Grey 2.4m (7959)
Delivery
Free UK and All-Ireland delivery when you spend £100. Prices include local rate VAT for UK & EU countries. Delivery within 3 business days.
The perfect finishing touch to any outdoor dining set, Alexander Rose's high quality parasols are designed with eight spokes providing superior shape and strength. They are constructed from an aluminium pole/frame and 220-250 gsm spun-poly fabric which has been scotch guarded and PU treated, The polyester fabric is fade, rot, shrink, crumple and stain resistant, removable and are machine washable at 30 C°.
PLEASE NOTE: CURRENTLY PARASOL BASES REQUIRE IN STORE COLLECTION ONLY OR CAN BE SENT AS PART OF A LARGER PALLET ORDER. THIS IS DUE TO HIGH RISK OF DAMAGE WHEN SENT BY BOX COURIER.
It is easily operated with a simple crank handle and the tilt mechanism allows you to angle the canopy and provide effective shade from the sun.
Last but not least, Alexander Rose recommends storing sunshades in a dry and safe environment throughout the winter months to ensure they stay in good condition.
Care Instructions
Alexander Rose recommends storing sunshades in a dry and safe environment throughout the winter months to ensure they stay in good condition.
Warranty
2 year warranty
SIZE GUIDE & SPECIFICATION
Includes: 1x Aluminium Round Parasol with tilt and crank in grey (7959)
Dimensions: (H): 232cm x (Dia): 240cm
Parasol Pole Diameter: 3.4cm
Length of pole exposed when parasol closed: 110cm
Weight: 7kg
Material: 220gsm-250gsm polyester
Optional Extras:
- A 12kg composite base (7960)
- Optional Parasol Cover Available - NC-Small
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Joe O Kane
Brilliant service Great product Really well pleased
United KingdomMy first purchase from you.
From the outset, my contact, by phone, with the staff was excellent. Pleasant, respectful, eager to help and patient. I could not speak more highly of Geoff, Laura, Morna and Gavin. Hope I have their names correct. Other stores could learn from Midulster Garden Centre’s example.