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Unopiù Lipari Sonnenschirm 250×350 cm rechteckig naturfarben ecru

Unopiù Lipari Parasol 250×350 cm

Regular price 1.368,00 €
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The Unopiù Lipari parasol 250 × 350 cm is a rectangular parasol with an iroko wood pole and a cover made of 100% solution-dyed acrylic from the Lipari collection. The item number is RE95.

Why a rectangle

On narrow terraces and in outdoor dining areas, long tables are the norm. A round canopy leaves excess fabric on the narrow sides that no one needs, yet still does not reach the corner seats on the long sides. The 250 × 350 cm cut, on the other hand, follows the layout of the table: the long axis covers the rows of seats, while the short side remains narrow enough for the parasol to fit between the house wall and the balustrade.

Pole and fabric

The pole measures Ø 6 cm and is made of iroko, a heavy deciduous wood from West Africa that can remain outdoors without protective coating and gradually fades to a silvery color. Over this lies a solution-dyed acrylic fabric. The dye is in the core of the fiber instead of on its surface, which delays fading and makes cleaning easier: dust and pollen can be rinsed off with clear water. Five colors are available — natural, coffee, sand, rust, dove grey. The total height is 277 cm, and it opens via a rope pull. How different materials age in the garden is shown in our overview of materials.

Stand and protective cover

The stand is not included in the delivery. The intended stands are the PI62 iron stand with a 62 × 62 cm base, optionally graphite grey as PI62G or white as PI62B, and the BAOMCEG concrete stand, whose height-adjustable tabletop is made of iroko wood and whose concrete base has a hole for the pole. The BASUN Serena stone stand is not suitable: its socket fits poles up to Ø 4 cm. For the months when it is not in use, there is the CO2 protective cover in dark green made of 50% polyester and 50% PVC, available for the 250 × 350, 400 × 400 and 300 × 400 formats.

Where it stands

As a terrace parasol over the long table, as sun protection over the loungers by the pool or in front of a hotel dining area, this center-pole parasol remains understated. Further formats in the series are featured in the Lipari collection, and those who want to know how work has been done in Italy since 1978 can find that on the Unopiù page.