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SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm

SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting,

Price £ 150
Previous price: £ 250
Price valid from 18 Mar and while supply lasts
Last chance to buy
Parasol base is sold separately. To be completed with HJÄLTÖN or SVARTÖ parasol base, sold separately (or with 4 concrete slabs, min. size 50x50 cm, total weight min. 90 kg).
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, anthracite/tilting, 330x240 cm
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm

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You can tilt and rotate this free-hanging parasol 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 parasol to shade different areas since it can be rotated 360 degrees.

You are protected from the sunshine all day long, since the parasol can be tilted.

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

The parasol is easy to open or close by using the crank.

With a light, passing rain shower, you can stay and relax under the parasol 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

Weight & measurements

Weight.: 200 g/m²

Length: 330 cm

Width: 240 cm

Height: 260 cm

Reviews

easy to fitAnonymous reviewergreat purchase easy to fit not a problem also purchased 4 base units unfortunately will have to return with 1 as was in 2 pieces also the cover that is recommended is not for this unit5
Garden SunshadeAnonymous reviewerThis was bought as a replacement . Pleased with the item and it’s good to know you can get replacement covers .5
Great but unsustainable Anonymous reviewerGreat item but unbelievable that replacement covers are not available. Our cover was damaged in a storm which means that whole parasol needs throwing away. This is heartbreaking at a time when we should be reducing landfill and recycling and certainly not a sustainable option. 3
Very good item which IAnonymous reviewerVery good item which I would recommend without hesitation5
Impressive design and size.Anonymous reviewerThis definitely needs two people to haul it into place on the base as it's heavy and very tall. Not recommended to be used in very windy conditions and there is no cover available at Ikea to fit this model. Very sturdy with the concrete base. Disappointing they don't offer a replacement canopy system.3
Need replacement cover!Anonymous reviewerGreat, but we got a lot of green mildew building up on the underside which is impossible to clean off, and now the edges are frayed and breaking. IKEA, please please make a replacement fabric part available - it’s ridiculous that we have to replace the whole thing and that the metal parts can’t be reused - surely this is not in keeping with your environmental policy? While you’re at it, some other colours would be nice.3
Not the strongest.Anonymous reviewerDisappointed that with only a gentle breeze the Unit that holds the struts together didn’t hold up. The unit is almost entirely made of plastic and not sufficient quality to cope with the struts and size of parasol canopy.3
Great item. Would definitely recommendAnonymous reviewerGreat item. Would definitely recommend5
parasolAnonymous reviewerWe love it. It is big enough to cover the rattan L-shape Sofa. I like the extra features such as tilting the umbrella up and down or twisting its pole left or right.5
AmazingAnonymous reviewerVery sturdy, looking great and functional of course totally worth the price5
Buy a step ladder with the Seglaro ParasoloAnonymous reviewerThe assembly Instructions are confusing. The mechanism to extend and open the parasol is difficult to use. One control has multiple functions and you are never sure whether you are raising, opening, tilting or lowering or closing.. This is compounded by the tremendous force required to initially move the control. It required all my strength to shift it and I do a mild workout. It appears that the strut geometry has not been optimised for ease of movement. There is no obvious place to grease the very clever mechanisim. The height of the parasol is 2800 mm that is 9 ft 3inches, so putting on the cover requires a tall step ladder. I tend not to use the parasol because of the difficulty of taking the cover off. So besides a tall step ladder you need a smaller more easily used parasol for when you don't want to phaf around. The instructions show an eight foot Swedish giant using the parasol. He is not included in the packaging ! I used 120kg, eight paving slabs to stabilise it. It looks good. I like the interchangeable coloured covers, once you have learnt how to attach them. It is much more robust than a Hartman parasol I owned (it broke during assembly) and IKEA's customer service is infinitely better. I do find that it requires a lot of strength to use and would be beyond most women's abilities. It just needs a bit of a redesign to be a runaway success. I like it but find it offputting to use. I, KayDeeKay, assert ownership of the IP of this review and license its use to IKEA. Any editing must be agreed by me.This statement must be include in any use of this review.2
Very goodAnonymous reviewerVery good parasol for sun and rain....can be tilted and spines......5
Huge parasolAnonymous reviewerSuper size, good shape. Apprehensive when it's up in a breeze, lots of swaying so we have to take it down which defeated the object when it's sunny. The base is excellent.4
Does an excellent jobAnonymous reviewerIF you have the space to accommodate this extra large parasol then buy with confidence as you will not be disappointed with the quality of materials used. It boasts a full 360 turn around so in most cases one parasol can take the place of four parasols as you can fully turn it to cover a whole 360 degree space. It goes up and down with ease with its crank shaft handle. Also for a little more money you can buy other accessories for it like a purpose made cover to protect it from the elements when not in use as well as the purpose made base supports which you can weigh down with sand or gravel. All in all, this parasol represents good value for money.5
Solid and perfectAnonymous reviewerIt’s very steady and strong .. great that you can adjust it the way you like and you can turn it all directions. I am very pleased with it.5
SEGLARÖ Parasol, hanging, beige/tilting, 330x240 cm
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What is aluminium?

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