The StrongWind Umbrella Benefits
The StrongWind Umbrellas are in a class of their own. Their unrivaled strength is combined with beauty and sophistication that is presented with meticulous workmanship.
In a TUV certified wind tunnel testing, the StrongWind passed 102 kilometer (60 miles) per hour sustained wind by a large margin, providing proof that our StrongWind umbrellas are the ultimate choice for extremely windy locations. The actual wind speed of 120km or 75mph reached during our test is Hurricane level 1 wind. The StrongWind Umbrella can resist wind speeds of up to 70 km/h.
Our StrongWind Umbrellas perform exceptionally well under any weather conditions, and are unrivaled in value. They are very popular in the hospitality industry. Many hotels, restaurants, cafés, pubs and resorts rely on StrongWind Umbrellas for their brute strength, and municipal parks, pool complexes and theme parks install them for their proven stability.
• Extra Strong Robust Design
• Can be used in wet and windy conditions
• Available in round or square designs
The StrongWind range of umbrellas can be supplied with protective covers, heaters, portable bases and in ground options.
You can also add individual sidesheets to each side of the umbrella. These can be connected together to create an enclosed
space. Also, clear sections can be added for transparency.
Sizes range from 7m2 up to 50m2
“Me and my husband are getting to our later years in life, so we thought we needed that extra bit of shade in the summer. These umbrellas provided the perfect solution! Easy to use, simple to clean and do a great job of protecting us from the sun. Highly recommend.”
Mrs. Johnston Kent
SUITABLE FOR GARDEN & DINING AREAS
SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL GARDENS
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