They made a little lanyard that attaches to the hex nut at assembly of the umbrella and you can attach it to the unit for further stabilization, we’ll have that link available shortly.
This product is pure junk! Had it on a steel roof and made sure it was secure. Went inside the building and saw someone in the park lot loading in their vehicle. This was upsetting but not as much as the thought of it landing on someone or on their vehicle. The magnet will not hold in the slightest gust of wind. I see they are now providing a lanyard with it, which mine did not have, and I have read about that breaking. Buy this at your own risk because it may bring you into a lawsuit.
They need to make a heavy duty one that can withstand some wind and not collapse and break
They made a little lanyard that attaches to the hex nut at assembly of the umbrella and you can attach it to the unit for further stabilization, we’ll have that link available shortly.
Here's the link to the lanyard to help secure the umbrella if you're interested: www.trutechtools.com/supco-mulnyd-lanyard-for-magnetic-umbrella.html
@@TruTechTools not the best solution. I would pay extra for a stronger magnet.
The magnet sucks. I've had 4 of these and everytime it breaks because the magnet isn't strong enough to hold it with small gusts of wind
What's the extra hole for on the swivel
I would also like to know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This product is pure junk! Had it on a steel roof and made sure it was secure. Went inside the building and saw someone in the park lot loading in their vehicle. This was upsetting but not as much as the thought of it landing on someone or on their vehicle. The magnet will not hold in the slightest gust of wind. I see they are now providing a lanyard with it, which mine did not have, and I have read about that breaking. Buy this at your own risk because it may bring you into a lawsuit.