Keep it Stable in the Wind
Discover the Perfect Parasol Base
Secure your parasol with ease using Baser’s durable parasol bases, designed to handle strong winds. Ideal for any outdoor space, these bases ensure your parasol stays upright and steady, preventing any wobbling or tipping. Baser’s parasol bases offer a reliable, no-fuss solution for keeping your outdoor setup safe and stable.
Heavy Duty
For very windy areas

Original
Our best seller, perfect for most

Spacesaver
Perfect for small spaces

In the Shade of a Parasol at Christian's Backyard Office
You’re not alone in feeling frustrated with wobbly, unreliable parasol bases. Many families have faced the same issues.
We’ve all been there—tightening a loose pole again and again, only for it to wobble once more. Or worse, the bolt rusts solid, making adjustments impossible.
And who hasn’t watched helplessly as their parasol sways like the Leaning Tower of Pisa, worrying it might topple into the neighbour’s yard?
On top of that, moving a heavy parasol base can feel like a back-breaking chore when all you want is to relax in your outdoor area.
And let’s not forget the worry when kids are running around, risking a painful collision with hard granite or concrete bases—ouch!
If any of this sounds familiar, don’t stress. The Baser parasol base has been the trusted choice for over 20,312 families, offering a safe, sturdy, and easy-to-move solution that brings peace of mind to your outdoor living space.
Grandpa Arne, like many others, went through 10 different parasol bases—each one rusted, broke, or left him with an aching back.
That's When He Said, "Enough!"
He wanted a parasol base that:
- Was easy to move and simple to set up
- Fit the parasol perfectly, without needing a clunky tube
- Stayed stable, even in strong winds
A Parasol Base That Actually Works
That’s why Grandpa Arne decided to make his own. It’s strong, gentle on your feet, and easy to move. Plus, it features a sleek Danish design that lasts season after season.
Say hello to Grandpa's parasol base—a solution that finally works.
For the Price of a Baser, I Could Get 7 Plastic Parasol Bases or Almost 2 Granite Ones!
At Baser, we believe in honesty—so yes, a Baser costs more than your standard water-filled plastic stand or a granite one from overseas.
You could buy 7 plastic bases for the same price or opt for a cheaper granite stand, but here’s the difference:
Comparing a Baser base to those options? It’s like comparing apples to oranges.
If you can get your 3-metre parasol to stand steady in a little plastic base or a 20-kilo cast stone, give me a call—I’d love to see it!
And if saving a few pounds on a 45-kilo granite base means lifting that weight every time you need to move your parasol, that’s a choice. But here’s what else to consider:
But Wait, Don’t Bases Come with Wheels?
Sure, but make sure your outdoor area is perfectly flat—those tiny wheels don’t roll well on uneven surfaces. And don’t be surprised if, over time, the base’s weight crushes the wheels.
If you go with wheels, remember to tighten the pole regularly, as it tends to loosen. Be careful not to overtighten while trying to keep the parasol from tipping, or you risk damaging it. Sounds fun on a hot summer day, right?
Now, a Baser base might cost a bit more, but you won’t regret it. You’ll be thrilled with your purchase—I guarantee it.
And don’t worry, I’ve got your back. If you don’t think your Baser base is stable or meets your expectations, we’ll buy it back—no questions asked, and I’ll even cover return shipping.
But I doubt you’ll need it. The Baser base is top-notch and built to exceed your expectations, just like it has for so many happy customers.
Forget Chasing Unstable Parasol Bases Around the Garden—Sit Back and Relax with Baser’s Parasol Base
We’ve all been there.
Sitting with one foot on the parasol base, holding the parasol steady with one hand.
Stability is the most important factor when choosing a parasol base.
It’s also the biggest complaint in negative reviews of traditional parasol bases.
And yes, stability is key—it’s what makes all the difference.
After all, having a stable base that’s easy to move is essential when the sun shifts, or you need shade on the other side of the garden. 😉
And by the way, the Baser parasol base is super kid-friendly.
The sandbags are soft, perfect for dancing and jumping on. Plus, kids love hosing them off—it’s like an endless source of fun! 😄
It Doesn’t Look Like a Typical Parasol Base!
Different? Absolutely. A Baser parasol base isn’t your ordinary stand...
If it were, it would come with all the same problems most parasol bases have.
According to customer reviews, the Baser parasol base is much smarter and easier to use compared to others on the market.
In fact, the Baser parasol base has earned a 4.8 out of 5-star rating for its ability to securely hold your parasol, proving just how well it performs.

So, What’s the Parasol Base Made Of?
Grandpa said, “It has to be made of plastic…”
And I thought… plastic? Really?
I mean, we’ve all sat in those flimsy white plastic chairs that snap under pressure.
But, as always, Grandpa was ahead of the game.
He suggested using the same type of plastic that’s used in cars and engine parts.
It’s called PA6.30—better known as glass-fiber reinforced nylon.
Little did I know, glass-reinforced nylon is one of the toughest and most widely used thermoplastics in the world.
Using this material for the Baser parasol base makes it incredibly strong and durable, yet flexible enough for outdoor use—whether it’s sunny or rainy.
In short, glass-reinforced nylon is the perfect material for a parasol base, offering the strength and flexibility that metal or granite simply can’t match.
And here’s the best part—it’s sustainable!
Now, you might be wondering—how can plastic be sustainable?
Well, we use Revive Plastic™, made from 100% certified reused plastic mixed with 30% glass fibres. This material is transformed into new parasol bases in Denmark, powered by wind and solar energy.
So yes, it’s good for you and good for the planet.
When you have a Baser parasol base in your garden, you’ll be helping to recycle about 2 kg of plastic waste and old fishing nets.
What Are the Sandbags Made Of?
Not only is the frame produced in Denmark using renewable wind energy, but the sandbags are crafted from ReSun™ fabric, a high-density, 240 g/m² solution-dyed polyester, made from 100% GRS-certified recycled plastic bottles.
Each sandbag helps recycle an average of 100 grams of plastic—that’s the equivalent of about 5.1 plastic bottles.
The sandbags are stitched with industrial-strength thread to ensure long-lasting durability.
We also use a 100% PFAS-free water-repellent coating to avoid harmful chemicals, making our sandbags not only tough and reliable but also a safe, eco-friendly choice for keeping your parasol secure and steady.
This isn’t just greenwashing. Baser is a small family business, and we deeply care about the world we’re leaving behind for our children. That’s why we’re committed to making a positive impact on the environment.
For us, sustainability, ethics, and profitability go hand in hand.
Every time you choose a Baser parasol base with sandbags, you're taking one small step toward a greener future.
Just Throw Away the Instructions… Grandpa Made Sure Even Grandma Could Assemble a Baser Parasol Base
If you had met Grandpa and Grandma, you’d quickly understand why our parasol base is so easy to assemble.
Because Grandma? She can even manage to put Lego together the wrong way.
She’s a master at turning simple instructions into a challenge, even when she follows them perfectly!
That’s why Grandpa designed the Baser parasol base to assemble in just 5 easy steps—so simple that even Grandma can do it without feeling like Bambi on ice.

And best of all, say goodbye to screws or bolts that constantly need tightening all summer long.
No more crooked parasols swaying in the breeze, looking both unstable and unsightly.
Just fill the sandbags, fit the pieces together, attach your parasol, and press the ring down firmly.
Your parasol will stand straighter and more stable than ever.
OK, I’m in! Bases with Loose Tubes Aren’t the Smartest Choice, and Sandbags Are Pretty Cool and Stylish.
So, what makes a Baser parasol base unique?
Well, for starters, it does exactly what a parasol base should do—keep your parasol stable so you can enjoy a relaxing summer lunch or barbecue.
The Baser parasol base is designed to fit all pole diameters, making it easy to move and incredibly stable, no matter where you place it.
And the best part? We’ve made it as sustainable as possible.
If you’ve ever owned one of those complicated, heavy, or rust-prone parasol bases, you’ll know exactly what we’re talking about.

Maybe you already have one of those in your yard—the one with a loose tube or a 100-pound base that’s impossible to move.
If that sounds familiar, check out my video below where I show you which Baser parasol base is perfect for your garden or balcony.
Stop wasting money on stone bases with wobbly tubes!
How Heavy Should Your Parasol Base Be?
The Right Weight is Key
We know that choosing the right base for your parasol can be tricky—especially when it comes to finding the perfect weight.
Here’s a simple rule of thumb:
For smaller parasols (up to 2.4 metres), a 30 kg base works perfectly. For larger parasols (up to 3 metres or 2.4x2.4 metres), we recommend a 40-50 kg base to keep things steady. If you live in a windy area, opt for a solid 50 kg base to ensure your parasol stays in place. In less windy spots, a 30 kg base will handle parasols ranging from 2.4 to 2.7 metres.
Beyond weight, the design of the base is crucial. It needs to securely hold your parasol in place—issues like loose tubes and rusted screws can quickly lead to instability. That’s where Baser’s patented parasol base comes in, offering a firm, long-lasting grip so you can enjoy your outdoor space with confidence.
Heavy Duty or Original?
Secure and Stable
Remember? Grandpa invented a parasol base after getting fed up with his parasol constantly toppling over in the breeze. Surprisingly, it’s not just about the weight of the base. A key part of keeping an outdoor parasol steady is making sure it’s properly secured. Tightening the pole and screws or locking the ring in place often does the trick.
Living in a breezy area? You might need a heavier parasol base. Here’s a helpful tip: if your parasol is tilted, add an extra Baser sandbag to the opposite side for added support.
At Baser, we offer two types of parasol bases with weight bags: the Original base and the Heavy Duty base. While our Original model provides solid stability, the Heavy Duty version, with its larger frame, offers even more support — perfect for windier areas. If you live in a gusty spot, the Heavy Duty base will give you that extra peace of mind.

The Best Parasol Base
Weather-resistant & a Firm Grip
Wondering what makes the best parasol base? At Baser, it’s all about finding the right balance between weight, stability, and a perfect fit for your parasol. The ideal parasol base should be made from durable, weather-resistant materials that can handle UK outdoor conditions, with a secure mechanism to keep your parasol firmly in place.
Since most parasol bases stay outside year-round, we recommend avoiding materials like iron, which can rust easily and damage both the base and your terrace.
To ensure your parasol stays steady, most bases use a tube and screw system. However, these can loosen over time as the parasol moves. That’s why we’ve developed our patented locking system at Baser. It’s designed to keep your parasol secure without constant adjustments, so you can enjoy sunny days with peace of mind and reliable shade.
The Best Base for a Cantilever Parasol?
Stable and Easy to Use
If you're considering using a Baser parasol base for your cantilever parasol because it feels unstable in the wind, it’s important to know that Baser bases are specifically designed for centre-pole parasols and aren't suitable for cantilever models. However, if you're after stability for your cantilever parasol, we recommend exploring Baser's range of sandbags tailored for cantilevers.
These weight bags provide the stability and support your cantilever parasol needs, keeping it secure and upright, even in windy conditions. They’re the perfect solution for ensuring your cantilever parasol stays balanced and steady.
Parasol Base
Keep Your Parasol Stable in the Wind
Find the Best Parasol Stand for You
Your parasol should be easy to move, set up, and take down, giving you shade whenever and wherever you need it. To keep your parasol steady, you need a solid base. And if you live in a windy area, you'll want a Heavy Duty base to keep your parasol from flying away or spinning like a bike wheel.
The Baser parasol base (with sandbags) comes in three versions to fit any garden, terrace, or balcony:
- Heavy Duty: Perfect for large parasols in big gardens. Available in weights of 50 kg, 90 kg, and 100 kg.
- Original: Great for small to medium gardens, it supports parasols up to 3.3 metres, with or without a table.
- Spacesaver: Designed to fit into small spaces like balconies, close to tables, walls, or railings. Fits parasols between 2.1 and 2.7 metres.
What to Look for When Buying a Base:
When choosing the best parasol base, consider these factors:
- Stability: Your base must keep your parasol secure. We recommend a 50-kg base for parasols between 3 and 3.3 metres and a 30-kg stand for parasols up to 2.7 metres. For extra stability, our sandbags work great.
- Portability: A heavy base is important, but how will you move it? While bases with wheels work on smooth surfaces, a base with sandbags is much easier to move—even your kids can do it!
- Material: If you want your parasol to last for years, choose a base with rust-free, low-maintenance materials like our rust-free parasol base.
- Pole Diameter: Your parasol needs to fit snugly into the base to stay secure, even in the wind. Most parasols have pole diameters between 20 mm and 56 mm.
The Baser Advantage:
Compared to traditional granite parasol bases, Baser’s sandbag-based solutions offer greater ease of movement, aesthetic appeal, and adaptability. The Spacesaver model is ideal for balconies and small spaces, fitting neatly along rails or in corners without taking up much room.
Heavy-Duty Bases for Large Parasols:
The Baser Original features a patented locking system to keep your parasol exactly where you place it. The durable outdoor sandbags weigh down the base for maximum stability, even without a table. Separating the base and weight gives you more portability in less space compared to bases with wheels.
Say Goodbye to Rusty, Unstable Base Tubes!
Rust and loose screws can make your parasol look like the Leaning Tower of Pisa. That’s why we developed a patented system with no tubes or screws. Our moulded fibreglass and strong outdoor fabric ensure a rust-free, maintenance-free product that lasts.
How Heavy Should My Parasol Stand Be?
Getting the right weight for your base is crucial for stability. If your parasol has a tilt function, you’ll need more weight than expected to prevent it from acting like a sail. For parasols, we recommend a 50-kg base for parasols up to 3.3 metres, a 40-kg stand for a 3-metre parasol, and 30 kg for a 2.7-metre one.
Is There a Universal Parasol Base?
Parasol sizes vary from 1.2 to 4 metres, and bases range from 10 to 200 kg. The closest to a universal base is one that fits poles between 28 mm and 58 mm, like the Baser base.
The Best Parasol Base for a Balcony:
Baser’s half parasol base offers excellent stability and fits into small spaces, making it ideal for balconies, near walls, or in corners.
Where Can You Buy a Parasol Base Right Now?
You can find parasol bases at your local big-box store, or shop online for delivery within two days. At Baser, we offer 2-5 day delivery so you can get a parasol base that looks great and lasts for years.
Parasol Bases with Sandbags:
We use 100% renewable wind energy and 100% recycled plastic (RavamidECO) to build our products locally in Denmark. Your base comes with two sandbags made from 240g/m² solution-dyed polyester, crafted from 100% recycled plastic bottles and certified for quality.