Best Outdoor Umbrella Bases from Top Stores
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best outdoor umbrella bases from top stores in one place, for stable placement.
Outdoor umbrella bases here cost between $39 and $1,364. They come in concrete, granite, metal and heavy-duty steel, with some offering wheels or handles for repositioning.
Choose a base that matches the weight of your umbrella; heavier bases provide better stability in wind. Look for a design that fits the pole diameter and consider a decorative finish if the base will be visible.
If you need mobility, a base with a handle or wheels can be useful, but ensure it still offers enough weight to keep the umbrella from tipping over on breezy days.

Shadowspec Outdoor Umbrella Base
Lulu and Georgia
$1,364.00

Heavy-Duty Outdoor Umbrella Base Stand
Garrett Wade
$39.00

110 Lb Umbrella Base W/ Handle And Wheels
Summer Classics
$449.00

Round Umbrella Base
Lulu and Georgia
$298.00

Stained Concrete Umbrella Base (78 Lbs)
Summer Classics
$237.00

Classic Umbrella Base by Business & Pleasure Co.
Lulu and Georgia
$399.00

Ebony Granite Umbrella Base (74 Lbs)
Summer Classics
$409.00

Modern 20" Umbrella Base
Summer Classics
$489.00

9' Tilt Market Umbrella & Base
Polywood
$399.00

11 Ft. Octagon Auto Tilt Umbrella with Base
Yardbird
$915.00

9 Ft. Octagon Auto Tilt Umbrella with Base
Yardbird
$715.00

Loll Umbrella Base
Loll Designs
$655.00
Questions
How heavy should an umbrella base be?
A good rule is to have a base that weighs at least 10-15 lb per foot of umbrella pole height.
Can I use a concrete base with a metal umbrella?
Yes, as long as the base’s socket matches the pole diameter of the umbrella.
Do bases with wheels stay stable in wind?
Wheels add convenience but may reduce stability; use them on flat surfaces and add weight if needed.
Is a decorative base necessary?
It’s optional; choose a style that fits your outdoor décor if the base will be visible.