Arlmont & Co Shavonne Patio 11.5′ x 9′ Cantilever Umbrella with Crank Lift is an outdoor shading structure designed to provide adjustable and spatially efficient sun protection for residential exterior environments such as patios, garden seating areas, pool decks, and terrace layouts. It uses a cantilever (offset) architecture in which the support column is positioned away from the central shading zone, allowing unobstructed use of the covered area. The system is engineered to combine a large coverage canopy with mechanical adjustability, enabling users to modify shade positioning in response to changing sunlight conditions throughout the day.
Description
• Cantilever offset structural design positioning the main support pole outside the shaded footprint to maximize usable space
• Large rectangular canopy surface sized to provide coverage suitable for outdoor dining sets and multi-person seating arrangements
• Reinforced metal frame construction, typically aluminum-based, designed to reduce corrosion and maintain structural stability under outdoor exposure
• High-density solution-dyed fabric canopy engineered for UV resistance, reduced fading, and improved long-term material durability
• Crank lift mechanical system enabling controlled raising and lowering of the canopy through a geared or pulley-assisted mechanism
• Adjustable tilt function allowing angular modification of the canopy to optimize sun blocking at different times of day
• Rotational capability enabling directional repositioning of the shade area without relocating the base structure
• Weighted base requirement ensuring stability by counterbalancing the extended cantilever arm under wind load conditions
• Weather-resistant structural design intended for seasonal outdoor exposure including sunlight, wind, and light precipitation
• Modular assembly structure using pre-fabricated frame components and standardized fastening points for installation efficiency
The Shavonne Cantilever Umbrella is intended to function as a flexible outdoor shading solution that prioritizes usable space, directional adaptability, and environmental resistance. Its combination of offset structural engineering and mechanical adjustment systems allows it to maintain consistent shading performance across varying sun positions while preserving an open and unobstructed area beneath the canopy for furniture and movement.
