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Lend your alfresco some shade with the Cyrus 300cm Square Cantilever Outdoor Umbrella. Made from sturdy aluminium and polyester fabric, this outdoor umbrella is built to last so you can enjoy it season after season.
Key Features
With a steel frame and ribs, this outdoor umbrella is rust-resistant and durable.
This outdoor umbrella features a handy side crank to easily adjust the movement with a 45 degree tilt.
This outdoor umbrella comes with a cover to boost its longevity.
Also available in charcoal and taupe colours to perfectly complement your outdoor area.
Exclusive to Harvey Norman
Yes
Product Type
Umbrellas
Colour
Black
Frame Material
Steel
Product Height (cm)
262
Product Width (cm)
300
Product Depth (cm)
350
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Average Star Rating: 4 out of 5
(24 customer reviews)
24 reviews for Cyrus 300cm Square Cantilever Outdoor Umbrella - Black
Rated 2 out of 5
Little Miss Piggy from London, United Kingdom
worthless junk
Rated 2 out of 5
Flyer David from Saratov, Russia
worthless junk
Rated 1 out of 5
Disco Psycho from Changwon, Korea, South
I CANT WAIT TO TOSS THIS INTO THE TRASH...or maybe give it to someone I dont like
United States of America
Little Miss Piggy from London, United Kingdom
worthless junk
Flyer David from Saratov, Russia
worthless junk
Disco Psycho from Changwon, Korea, South
I CANT WAIT TO TOSS THIS INTO THE TRASH...or maybe give it to someone I dont like
Cool Whip from Gold Coast, Australia
The manufacturer needs better QA