Cantilever parasols
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A cantilever parasol (also called a hanging parasol) has an arm that holds the parasol to the side, so there's no central pole in the way. This gives you an unobstructed view of all your guests and you don't need a parasol hole in the…

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In stockBuy cantilever parasols? Offers up to 40% off!
A cantilever parasol (also called a hanging parasol) has an arm that holds the parasol to the side, so there's no central pole in the way. This gives you an unobstructed view of all your guests and you don't need a parasol hole in the table. At Boender Outdoor you'll find cantilever parasols in various sizes and colours.
Benefits of a cantilever parasol
- No central mast — clear sightlines and more table space
- Tiltable for optimal shade protection
- Suitable for large terrace areas
- Heavier weighted base for stability
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Discover our cantilever parasols at Boender Outdoor — the most versatile shade solution for your terrace.
What to consider when choosing a parasol
- Size: a parasol should be at least as large as the area to be shaded. Calculate: table 120x80 cm → parasol minimum Ø 300 cm.
- Base: a good parasol base must be heavy enough to keep the parasol stable — allow approximately 10-15 kg per metre diameter.
- Fabric material: Olefin and Spuncrylic are the most UV-resistant and colour-fast fabrics; UPF 50+ offers the best protection.
- Tilt function: a tilt function lets you adjust the shade as the sun moves — ideal for the midday sun.
Parasol advice from Boender Outdoor
Unsure about the right size or type of parasol? Read our article what size parasol do I need? for a handy size guide and rules of thumb. Also check out our parasol bases and parasol covers to complete your purchase.
Cantilever parasols on offer
Looking for a cantilever parasol offer? Check out our special offers page for current discounts at Boender Outdoor. We offer competitive prices year-round and have regular seasonal promotions — from spring sales to autumn deals. Take advantage of the best deals now!
Colours in this subcategory
Within this parasol subcategory you'll find multiple colour options, such as black, anthracite, grey, white and beige variants. This way you can easily match the parasol to your garden set, façade and garden style.
Available sizes in this subcategory
Many models are available in multiple sizes, including compact formats for a balcony or urban garden and larger versions for spacious terraces. Consider the shape of your table or seating area: rectangular arrangements often require a rectangular parasol size, whilst round arrangements work better with a round parasol.
Handy combination: type + colour + size
For the best choice, combine three factors: the right type of parasol, a matching colour and the correct size. This way you'll choose not only a beautiful parasol, but also a model that works well in practice day-to-day.
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Frequently asked questions
How heavy should a base be for a cantilever parasol?
A cantilever parasol needs a heavier base than a centre pole parasol, due to the one-sided load on the arm. For a 3m cantilever parasol you'll need a minimum 60-80 kg base. For 3.5m or larger we recommend 100+ kg. Always use the manufacturer's base that matches your parasol.
Can a cantilever parasol be tilted?
Yes, most of Boender Outdoor's cantilever parasols feature tilt and swivel functions. This lets you direct the shade exactly where you want it, even as the sun changes position. Some models are also 360° rotatable.
How do I attach a cantilever parasol to a wall?
There's a special wall bracket for cantilever parasols where the arm is mounted to a wall or pillar. This saves space and provides extra stability. The wall must have sufficient load-bearing capacity for this (preferably concrete or brick). Ask for advice if you're unsure.
What's the difference between a cantilever parasol and a hanging parasol?
Cantilever parasol and hanging parasol are different names for the same product: a parasol where the arm is at the side and the canopy 'floats' above the space via that arm. Sometimes 'hanging parasol' is used for models that angle upwards, but in practice the terms are used interchangeably.
Is a cantilever parasol suitable for windy weather?
Cantilever parasols are sturdier than they look, but we always advise closing the parasol in wind force 4 or higher (>20 km/h). Anchored bases with ballast provide the best stability. Quality models (such as Platinum) have stronger swivel mechanisms for better wind resistance.
