Personalized Heart Shaped Wedding Umbrella

Specifications:

• Long handle and heart shaped fashion design of heart umbrella makes your wedding more romantic
• Good resistance to ultraviolet feature of red parasol allows you to enjoy the wedding day
• 90cm/The heart umbrella is perfect for that not-so-perfect weather on your wedding day
• Heart umbrella is made of high-quality material, not easy to damage
• Strong damage resistance
• Max Diameter: 110cm/43.3in
• Length: 90cm/35.4in
• Ribs: 16
• Material: Aluminum Alloy & Fiber

Details:

• Beautiful wedding umbrella

• Different colors have different features of wedding umbrellas

• Firm support structure

• Rib details

• High quality canopy

• Superfine pole

• Firm structure

• Romantic and beautiful

Size in Detail:



How Umbrella is Made?

The Shaft:

• The stick umbrella will usually begin its life as a shaft of either wood, steel, or aluminum, approximately 3/8 inch (.95 centimeter) thick. Fiberglass and other plastics are occasionally used, and in fact they are common in the larger golf umbrella

• The ribs and stretchers are assembled first, usually from "U" shaped or channeled steel or other metal. Ribs run underneath the top or canopy of the umbrella; stretchers connect the ribs with the shaft of the umbrella. The ribs are attached to the shaft of the umbrella by fitting into a top notch-a thin, round nylon or plastic piece with teeth around the edges, and then held with thin wire. The stretchers are connected to the shaft of the umbrella with a plastic or metal runner, the piece that moves along the shaft of the umbrella when it is opened or closed
• Next, the ribs and stretchers are connected to each other with a joiner, which is usually a small jointed metal hinge; as the umbrella is opened or closed, the joiner opens or closes through an angle of more than 90 degrees

Canopy:

• The cover or canopy of the umbrella is hand sewn in individual panels to the ribs. Because each panel has to be shaped to the curve of the canopy, the cover cannot be cut in one piece. Panels are sewn at the outer edges of the ribs, and there are also connections between the ribs and the panels about one-third of the way down from the outer edge of the canopy. Each panel is cut separately from piles of materials called gores; machine cutting of several layers at once is possible, although hand-cutting is more typical. The typical rain umbrella has eight panels, although some umbrellas with six panels (children's umbrellas and parasols usually have six panels) and as many as twelve can occasionally be found. At one point, the number of panels in an umbrella may have been an indication of q90uality (or at least of the amount of attention the umbrella maker paid to his product). Today, because of the quality of the material available to the umbrella maker, the number of panels is usually a matter of style and taste rather than quality
• The end tips of the umbrella, where the ribs reach past the canopy, can be left bare or covered with small plastic or wood end caps that are either pushed or screwed on, or glued, and then sewn to the ends of the ribs through small holes in the end caps

Package Included:

• 1 x Umbrella