Good size?
9 years ago
I have a large glass, round table which i previously had a nine foot umbrella for. It is about 58 inches or 60 inches diameter. I thought that an 11 foot would be even better, and more luxurios . Do you think it would work well for my size glass table with a center hole?
11' Matted Black Collar Tilt Crank Aluminum Umbrella, White Olefin · More Info
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