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Starlux AKZ PLUS 13' Octagon Cantilever

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Starlux AKZ PLUS 13' Octagon CantileverThe 13' Starlux AKZ PLUS Octagon Cantilever (AKZP13LX) by Treasure Garden is elegant, durable and easy to use, bringing the perfect amount of shade and style to your patio. Enjoy 129 square feet of shade during the day and wow guests with this umbrella's starlight ambiance after the sun goes down. Its simple crank to open system makes setup easy, while its 360 rotation and infinite tilt function help you to follow the sun all day long. This sunshade

The 13' Starlux AKZ PLUS Octagon Cantilever (AKZP13LX) by Treasure Garden is elegant, durable and easy to use, bringing the perfect amount of shade and style to your patio. Enjoy 129 square feet of shade during the day and wow guests with this umbrella's starlight ambiance after the sun goes down.

Its simple crank to open system makes setup easy, while its 360° rotation and infinite tilt function help you to follow the sun all day long.

This sunshade is available in 2 sleek, rust-proof finishes and a variety of top quality, fade resistant fabrics. Whether you're looking to go bold, relax or bring a fresh new look to your patio, this umbrella is adaptable to any and all of your outdoor needs. If you can't find the fabric you're looking for or would like to order this as a designer umbrella, give us a call at 1-888-947-4449 for more options!

Includes

  • One (1) 13' Starlux AKZ PLUS Octagon Cantilever AKZP13LX
  • One (1) Protective Cover
  • One (1) UL approved 17 ft. power supply cord
  • Fillable bases, mount kits and rechargeable battery pack sold separately

Dimension

  • Canopy Size: 13'
  • Overall Height: 122.76"
  • Coverage: 129 sq. ft.
  • Number of Ribs: 8
  • Pole Diameter: 3.64" x 2.56"
  • Weight: 109 lbs.
  • Fillable Standard Base BASE-13: 34" x 34" x 7.5" with leveling feet, Weight: 75 lbs.
  • Fillable Rolling Base BASE-13R: 34" x 34" x 7.5", Weight: 190 lbs.

Features

  • Move this parasol into every desired position with infinite tilt
  • Convenient crank system for quick and easy opening
  • Light strips built into ribs for elegant and modern look
  • Add a rechargeable battery pack for additional lighting convenience
  • Powder coated aluminum frame is sleek, durable and corrosion resistant
  • Comes with double wind vent, which serves dual purpose of venting heat and providing stability against wind
  • 100% Kevlar mesh lift cord gives umbrella additional strength and flexibility
  • Available in Sunbrella, O'bravia, Outdura and Docril fabrics, which are distinctive, fade resistant and easy to clean
  • Simply hose off to clean and store in protective cover away from elements to extend lifespan
  • Fill your matching umbrella base with 400 lbs. of sand (sold separately)

Warranty

  • Frame has a 2 year warranty against manufacturing defects
  • Outdura, Docril and standard Sunbrella fabrics have a 5 year fade warranty
  • O'bravia fabrics have a 4 year fade warranty

Care and Maintenance

This sunshade is easy to care for. Simply hose off to clean or spot treat for stains. To further extend the lifespan of your umbrella, store in a protective cover away from the elements. Avoid using the tilt function during windy weather and try not to force the ribs apart when opening; this could damage your umbrella. If you plan on using your umbrella near salt water or an indoor pool, wipe down regularly to prevent paint blistering. Don't forget to store it ahead of a storm!

About the Manufacturer

Treasure Garden has built a reputation of leadership by producing top quality, custom-made, handcrafted umbrellas, rugs, and furniture covers. Our designers combine advanced technology with the latest color and fabric trends to enhance our products and their performance every year. Thanks to the 6,000 employees who share in the same vision and their attention to detail, Treasure Garden continues to be "The World's Favorite Shade."

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