How To Make a DIY Umbrella Stand. Cheap & Easy!

Cheap & Easy DIY Umbrella Stand Build
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[@TheThreekeys]

YES!!! The WIDE base is THE ticket! I see so many diy TH-cam umbrella bases made from 5gal buckets. I’ve made them. They are great if it’s a nice, still, windless day. Sadly, though, all it takes is a moderate gust of wind to bring both umbrella and bucket of concrete toppling down!

[@JonnyDIY]

@@TheThreekeys Exactly! Those smaller ones are really only good for putting under a table when you have the umbrella going through it 👍 thanks for checking video out

[@deni6743]

definitely like the idea of a wood top cause you can even design it or paint it differently ❤😀🙂

[@floodychild]

Cool. I like how you turned a problem into a feature (the bottom of the trash can skirting the side of the concrete base). Nice improvisation

[@JonnyDIY]

Thank you so much 🙏👍

[@pameladippre4386]

I like that you explain things as you go. I was going to do the 5 gallon but after watching your video I changed to the one you showed. Thanks.

[@JonnyDIY]

You're very welcome, yes a wider width base will be much more stable 🙌👍

[@EndgameCampers]

Great job Jonny. Thanks

[@JonnyDIY]

Thanks Dave! 🙏👍

[@sophiahargan4780]

I follow for the “WhAaATs up TH-cam”😊

[@JonnyDIY]

😆 thank you 🙏👍

[@DrewM91105]

Welcome to the Era of People Who Really Don't Know What They're Doing Telling You How to Do things.

[@JonnyDIY]

You're welcome, happy to share 🙌👍

[@djjoeykmusic]

Great Video * Thank You :)

[@JonnyDIY]

Thank you and you're welcome, happy to share 🙌👍

[@TapelessDrywallFinishing]

👍👍

[@pupdog7374]

I really like your novation here. My only concern, does the amount of time spent and materials purchased really justify making the stand? Buying a nice cast iron umbrella stand for $45 - $65 is a better approach IMHO. However, if you have the concrete already and some time to spare, your idea is perfect. Nice video.

[@JonnyDIY]

Thanks you're right sometimes it's better just to buy. I all the stuff on hand already and needed a heavy base and couldn't find anything comparable 👍

[@johnniepegues305]

to use concrete I am going to look for me a deck block and a PVC pipe maybe use some sand

[@JonnyDIY]

Sounds like a good idea, just be sure to make it heavy enough to hold up the umbrella 👍

[@dnm6445]

where is the link to the concrete used?

[@JonnyDIY]

I just used regular quickrete from Home Depot 80lb

[@dnm6445]

@@JonnyDIY i purchased that quickrete 80lbs but dont look like yours. theres a lot of gravel in it

[@dnm6445]

@@JonnyDIY thats the one i got still isnt looking like yours. mine has a lot of gravel. just did it today will see how it goes. how long you think to be ready?

[@JonnyDIY]

@@dnm6445 it does have quite a bit of gravel in it. I'd probably wait to move it around for a week. Depending how warm it is and how wet the mix was. It'll set up within a day but concrete takes usually a month to reach full strength

[@dnm6445]

@@JonnyDIY 🙏

[@GotoHere]

Looks like a plastic garbage can is the way to go, for a mold.

[@JonnyDIY]

Yeah that's probably the best idea. Once you've got a nice mold you could make a couple or even more for friends and family

[@Bobby-nr1sx]

Too much work for a 39 dollar base

[@JonnyDIY]

Do people even sell concrete bases anymore? All I ever see is the lightweight ones now

[@kat7133]

Buy a base. Much cheaper. You cannot lift once its dried.

[@JonnyDIY]

I need heavy base because area I live in is windy and heavy base will work as stand alone without umbrella having to go through table hole👍 this only cost me a bag of concrete