How big is the beachBUB umbrella?
Product information
Package Dimensions | 48.3 x 6.6 x 6.4 inches |
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Manufacturer | beachBUB USA |
ASIN | B00YF49VZC |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | beachBUB TM Beach Umbrella System |
Does the beachBUB umbrella tilt?
The beachBUB Umbrella can be set up in its normal straight up position and then the whole umbrella, including the base can be gradually tilt up to 60 degrees. We have over 100 hours of field testing in winds exceeding 30 MPH without any failure.
How many deaths are caused by umbrella?
While umbrella-related deaths might be uncommon, they aren’t unheard of. Central European News (CEN) reported that roughly 2 million deaths per year occur globally from umbrella-related accidents, with even more victims surviving non-fatal injuries.
Who invented the beach umbrella?
In 11th century BC, China began to adapt the umbrella to fit its varied weather patterns. Water-proof parasols were made to protect the nobility from rain and snow.
Has anyone been killed by a beach umbrella?
Beach umbrellas have caused at least one death. In 2016, Lottie Michelle Belk was killed when an errant parasol pierced her torso while she was on holiday in Virginia Beach. Her death fuelled calls for stricter guidelines around beach umbrella safety.
How do I stop my beach umbrella from blowing away?
To keep visual track of the wind direction, Yankielun suggests two possible techniques: Tie a piece of ribbon or other lightweight material to a stick planted in the sand or to the arm of your beach chair. When the ribbon starts flapping in a different direction, you may want to reposition your umbrella.
Why is it called a shibumi?
“The name comes from a Japanese concept about the elegance of simplicity,” Alex says. “And while we were at UNC, we all had lived in an apartment complex called Shibumi.” The distinctive blue-and-teal Shibumi Shade has since spread to more than 500 beaches across six continents.
Why are shibumi shades not allowed?
Because the canopy has no rigid structure, the Shibumi Shade cannot fly away in a strong gust, or tumble down the beach.
How many people get injured from beach umbrellas?
According to the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC), around 3,000 people are rushed to the hospital every year for injuries related to all types of umbrellas. In fact, more than 31,000 beach umbrella injuries were reported in the United States between 2008 and 2017.
Is the beachbub all-in-one umbrella system right for You?
The BeachBUB All-In-One Beach Umbrella System is pricier than other options and doesn’t have a built-in tilt-adjust feature, but it’s still worth the investment for those seeking a sturdy sunshade that’s easy to assemble and take down and includes convenient extras.
What is the best umbrella system for the beach?
The BeachBUB All-In-One Beach Umbrella System is endorsed by the American Lifeguard Association for its sturdiness against “unpredictable breezes.” According to BeachBUB, it’s been wind tested for up to 35 miles per hour.
Will the umbrella hold up all day?
The umbrella held all day without any problems. On our way off the beach at the end of the day, we saw at least one lesser umbrella in literally every trash can that did not make it the full day.
Where are your beach umbrellas made?
This umbrella system is assembled, inspected and shipped from our factory in Greensboro, North Carolina so if you ever have a question or issue we are only a phone call away Approved for all beachgoers who struggle with their Beach Umbrella.