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SEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging, beige/tilting, 129 7/8x94 1/2 "

SEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging, beige/tilting,

Price $ 329.00
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Umbrella base is sold separately. To be completed with HJÄLTÖN or SVARTÖ umbrella base, sold separately (or with 4 concrete slabs, min. size 20x20", total weight min. 200 lbs.).
SEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging, beige/tilting, 129 7/8x94 1/2 "
SEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging, gray/tilting, 129 7/8x94 1/2 "

How to get it

You can tilt and rotate this free-hanging umbrella without having a pole that blocks your view or gets in the way. It does its utmost to protect you against the sun with 50+ protection against UV-rays.

Article Number303.878.68

Product details

The fabric gives excellent protection against the sun’s UV rays as it has a UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) rating of 50+, which means it blocks 98% of the ultraviolet radiation.

You can easily turn the umbrella to shade different areas since it can be rotated 360 degrees.

Tilt function provides protection from the sun all day long.

The air vent reduces wind pressure and allows heat to circulate.

The crank makes it easy to open and close the umbrella.

With a light, passing rain shower, you can stay and relax under the umbrella since the canopy repels water.

The parasol pole is made of aluminium which means it won’t rust.

The strap with buckle keeps the fabric in place when folded.

Designer

IKEA of Sweden

  • Umbrella base is sold separately.

    To be completed with HJÄLTÖN or SVARTÖ umbrella base, sold separately (or with 4 concrete slabs, min. size 20x20", total weight min. 200 lbs.).

    This product is suitable for use in a public environment since the design and the material are optimized for frequent use.

    The umbrella does not provide protection against reflected or scattered solar ultraviolet radiation.

    May be completed with TOSTERÖ umbrella cover (86⅝").

  • Material
    Pole:
    Aluminum, Polyester powder coating
    Ribs/ Base:
    Steel, Polyester powder coating
    End cap:
    Polypropylene
    Fabric:
    100 %polyester
    Care

    The best way to extend the life of your umbrella is by cleaning it regularly, protecting it with a cover whenever not in use and storing it in a cool, dry place indoors when the season is over.

    Do not wash.

    Do not bleach.

    Do not tumble dry.

    Do not iron.

    Do not dry clean.

    To clean the fabric, fold down the umbrella and wipe it with a soft cloth dampened in water. For heavily soiled areas, scrub with a sponge soaked in mild detergent and rinse with cold water.

  • Always fold the umbrella when not in use and never use it when it is windy.
  • Assembly instructionsSEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging303.878.68
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Measurements

Weight: 0.66 oz/sq ft

Length: 129 7/8 "

Width: 94 1/2 "

Height: 102 3/8 "

  • SEGLARÖArticle Number303.878.68

    Width: 13 "

    Height: 7 ¼ "

    Length: 98 ¾ "

    Weight: 55 lb 4 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

ShadeRose L.Easy to install, got a great deal on sale! Made our yard look nice. We can move it around to get good shade.5
Amazing Big UmbrellaShelby W.This umbrella is prefect on my patio! I use it almost daily to shade the bright sun or to get a little privacy from the neighbors. I make sure to put it down at night because that's when the wind picks up and it still goes up and down with ease. Now looking at a few Ikea table umbrella after being impressed by the Seglaro. Great umbrella!5
Nice large tilt umbrella at a good priceNancyThis is my second one of these umbrellas, and they work great. I don't have a cover for my patio and this provides the most amount of shade I can get without building a roof. My last one lasted a few years out in the elements, so we just bought a new one.5
Need to be more differentJimNeed to be more different color.5
Works well, but weights may not sufficeDavidI'm pleased with the umbrellas (purchased two so I could completely shade a small patio). The suggested 200 pound weight of concrete pavers was not sufficient to keep these from tipping over in a moderate wind. I purchased some tent ground anchors (metal screw in) and enlarged the holes at the ends of the "feet" to fit screws into the anchors. This has only been in place one day, so I can't verify it as a "perfect solution" yet.5
Had one for 8 years!TimothyOnly reason it broke was I stupidly forgot to put it down in a wind storm that happened over night.5
UmbrellaLaurettaVery well made, easy to set up & open.5
Please IKEA listen to your clients - Great but...CarinaBuying my 2nd one because no one else has this type of nice umbrella for such a great price. It is big and works oh so smoothly and is very stable. We filled ours with water. Had it for probably 3 years? and all of a sudden the metal gears inside the lifting mechanism just gave out and twisted. Unfixable...I tried. Low quality metal strength. Also a mouse decided to use our canopy as bedding material and it is so sad that it is not replaceable. You can't be a 'green' company and have us throw away good parts simply because of bad design. Luckily we had no issues whatsoever with a rusting base like others mentioned. We always kept a cover over the umbrella when not in use and brought it in in the winter.4
UmbrellaSandraGood quality, affordable price,5
Base rustedAntonellaThe metal base rusted terribly in 6 months. It is hidden under the plastic base so we didn't notice it until we moved the location. We discovered this just past the 180 day warranty and Ikea won't do anything about it. They do not sell the metal base separately. Very disappointed.1
Well designedJohnThis umbrella is much easier to operate than the OXNO, which it has replaced on our patio. It seems to be pretty durable and sturdy. It sits in the path of some fairly strong breezes and we haven't had any problems. We close it up it when winds higher than 10-15mph are expected because it sits on a rolling base and we don't want to risk it traveling. This is the third generation of Ikea cantilever umbrella we've owned, and definitely the best (though most expensive). Super easy to assemble.5
Gorgeous but not good qualityAdrianaThis is my second umbrella, and it broke the same exact way as the first one broke. Out of nowhere one of the arms falls down and screws are on the ground. It’s very difficult for me to even attempt to fix it and IKEA won’t take the umbrella back for a replacement. For both umbrellas with tax I spent about $500, I wish I bought my umbrella somewhere else. Expensive for the quality for this umbrella but again as I mentioned in the title it is a beautiful umbrella.1
Metal arm brokeKarenOne arm of the umbrella broke in the first year. I wish we could get replacement parts3
Very beautifulDilek P.It is a great umbrella. Very easy to use and it is pretty. Also great price!5
Good umbrella, wind resistant and nice coverageLizaThe umbrella is a good quality and easy to use. Mechanism to open is easy to use. This is our second umbrella. We had the base and could use it again but the metal sleeve at the base that is screed in was not the same and was disappointing to have to change it. We would like the fabric part to be replaceable as currently it is a waste of metal and structure when all you need is the fabric replacement. Price wise this is well priced for the size and quality. We are enjoying having it back in working order.3
Excellent UmbrellaRalphGreat value. Very versatile. Allows for a good amount of configurations to give shade without having to move it.5
+ Sturdy, - No canopy replacement!MeredithGreat and bolted to the deck but canopy has mildewed and torn with wear. I don’t want to buy an entire new one just for the fabric. Disappointed. Also it does blow around quite a bit if you live in a windy area2
Not proper for outsideMarioThe patio umbrella is very flimsy and not stable even in low wind.1
ExcellentBedrijeExcellent5
Beautiful and ElegantYusimyThe fabric is wonderful and the cover area is exceptional. Totally worth the price. It brings a piece of elegance to your patio. Thank you IKEA.5
SEGLARÖ Umbrella, hanging, beige/tilting, 129 7/8x94 1/2 "
Story

Our take on polyester

Polyester is a durable, wrinkle-resistant and easy-care material that is ideal for many home furnishing products like rugs, pillows, quilts and cushions. The downside to virgin polyester is that it is made from oil, coal or natural gas. This means that when we use virgin polyester, we are exhausting the planet’s natural resources. Our response to this, is to replace all virgin polyester with recycled in our products. In 2020, we achieved the milestone of replacing 79% of the virgin polyester used in IKEA textile products and will accelerate the transformation towards the aim of only using recycled polyester throughout the product range where polyester is used.

Virgin vs recycled polyester

Originally, all polyester was made from oil-based raw materials which are not renewable but we are switching to only using recycled polyester. The good thing is that polyester can be recycled over and over, without negatively affecting the quality of our products. When we make products from recycled polyester, we give a second life to material that is not biodegradable and reduce the amount that may otherwise end up in landfill or the ocean. Instead, PET and other sources of polyester are used to make textiles, storage boxes, kitchen fronts and even lamps. Recycled polyester is just as good as virgin polyester in terms of looks, quality and function, and produces about 50% less in CO2 emissions. And the material is just as clean and safe in every way.

Some challenges with recycled polyester

Recycled polyester makes us less dependent on oil. The amount we convert, is equal to the amount of virgin fossil fuel we eliminate from our polyester raw material (this excludes potential dyeing and other post recycled polyester production treatments). With some exceptions, the challenge is not the conversion of polyester into recycled itself, but to make it available to everyone by keeping it affordable. Buying low environmental impact products often comes with a higher price tag. We want to change that by working to make recycled polyester products more affordable and accessible to the many people.

Only recycled polyester

IKEA is committed to end the dependency on virgin fossil materials and only use renewable or recycled materials by 2030. We are accelerating this movement for polyester in our range and aim to replace all virgin polyester in our textile products with recycled. In 2020, IKEA replaced 79% of the virgin polyester used in IKEA textile products with recycled polyester. In volume, this means we converted 130,000 metric tonnes of recycled polyester, and saved 200,000 tonnes of virign polyester. We haven’t reached our 100% goal yet, but we have come far and overcome many obstacles on the way. These volumes make us a leader in converting to recycled polyester and we hope that our decisions can inspire and motivate whole industries to change.

Responsible sourcing

At IKEA, we demand that all recycled polyester used in IKEA products shall come from recyclers that are compliant with the Global Recycled Standard and traceability is secured to the IKEA product through requirements toward the IKEA Suppliers. By only using recycled polyester that meets the Global Recycled Standards we manage to secure social, environmental and chemical practices at the recycler’s production. We believe that the GRS standard is the best standard on the market today. We work with our partners and textile organisations such as Textile Exchange to further improve standards on recycled materials, including traceability of material beyond the recycling units.

Material

What is aluminium?

After iron, aluminum is the world's most used metal and has a very wide range of uses. It’s easy to shape and lightweight, but is still strong and durable. In our range we use it for things such as kitchen utensils, curtain rods and tealight cups. A big advantage with aluminum is that it can be recycled again and again without losing its quality. Recycling consumes only a fraction of the energy required to produce aluminum from new raw materials.