Veranda Offset Patio Umbrella Cover

A:  Yes. It covers it with no problem. Great cover

A:  Yes.. You will need a 4' pole to raise the cover over the arm.

A:  Start giving customers better discounts/coupons and start a loyalty program, then I will give you feedback other companies pay consumers for their time. Your brand is viewed as the greediest with not rewarding customers who spend thousands in your stores annually.

A:  Yes,but I removed it and stored in the garage, for the winter..

A:  Yes, it covers the solar panel. It also doubles as a body bag, it even covers the shoes.

A:  Yes - it's a good sturdy cover. Looks almost new after a year in California sun and rain.

A:  yes it has a zipper, it also has a loop at the top that I found by using a hook on a pole to ease in putting on and taking off

A:  Yes

A:  Yes

A:  No it does not. You have to have to put it over the top to get it on.

A:  It does have a zipper and goes right on.

A:  Yes there is a zipper, I still use a pvc pole to lift the cover into the air over top which makes it easier to take off

A:  Yes, it does but the zipper does not run the whole length of the cover, only the bottom half. The drawstring that is on the bottom is a bit awkward so I use a broom handle to slip the cover over the top of the umbrella. It's a very nice cover. Sturdy. I would recommend it.

A:  When your covered is stowed, if the overall pole height is not more than 84 inches because this cover is that length. I would imagine based on our umbrella being eleven foot overall and this cover seems to have much room than needed, the cover would probably work on a fifteen foot unit.

A:  Yes I do believe it will. I have a 13 foot umbrella and it has extra room on it.

A:  It fit on my 10 foot square offset umbrella, but not sure if it would fit a 15 foot round umbrella. Try measuring the height of your umbrella when it's closed and check it against the length of the cover.

A:  This cover will fit up to 13' DIA Round or 9' Square Umbrellas

A:  No

A:  I used PVC pipe, cut to size.

A:  Unzip it, and slip the cover over the top and then slide it down, then zip it back up.

A:  I have to use a step ladder.

A:  Had to use a ladder.

A:  This is the main problem that I have with most of my covers and wrote about it in my reviews. What I use is a scrap piece of PVC pipe about 5 or 6' in length. (Anything rigid, light and weather resistant is good) Just stick the pipe/broom stick up into the cover, lift up and away from the umbrella. Its more or less the same to put back on.