Available Bases

Details at a Glance

Product Type	Replacement furniture bases
Vendor	LOOMLAN Outdoor
Available Options	Multiple sizes and configurations

These replacement bases give your outdoor furniture a stable foundation that resists weather exposure season after season. The bases are available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping. Built for patio and deck use, they handle the conditions that come with leaving furniture outside.

What Materials Resist Outdoor Conditions Best?

Different base materials handle sun, rain, and temperature swings differently. Powder-coated steel bases resist rust and UV fade, while cast iron offers weight for wind resistance. Aluminum bases stay lightweight yet corrosion-proof in humid or coastal climates. The right choice depends on your table weight, wind exposure, and whether you'll move the base seasonally or leave it in place year-round.

Do Replacement Bases Need Winter Storage?

Most metal bases can stay outside through winter if they have proper drainage -- water that pools and freezes will damage any material over time. Powder-coated finishes hold up better when you brush off snow and debris before it sits for weeks. If you're in a high-salt coastal zone or an area with freeze-thaw cycles, bringing lighter bases into a garage or shed extends their lifespan. Cast iron bases left out should be checked each spring for any finish wear that needs touch-up.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a replacement base stay outside all year?

Metal bases with weather-resistant finishes can remain outdoors year-round in most climates, though you'll get longer life if you clear snow and standing water regularly.

Will the finish fade in direct sun?

Quality powder-coat finishes resist UV fade for several seasons, but high-altitude sun or reflected heat from light-colored decking will wear any coating faster than shaded placement.

How do I match a base to my tabletop size?

The base footprint should be at least two-thirds the diameter or width of your tabletop to prevent tipping, and the center column height must leave room for knee clearance and apron depth.

Is a heavier base always better for windy locations?

Weight helps, but a wide footprint matters more -- a low, broad base resists wind torque better than a tall narrow one, even if the narrow base is heavier.

Are replacement bases rust-proof in coastal areas?

Aluminum and stainless steel bases resist salt-air corrosion best; powder-coated steel works in coastal settings if you rinse it monthly during beach season to remove salt buildup.

How is the base delivered?

You'll receive free curbside delivery to the continental USA. White-glove service, in-room placement, and assembly are available upon request for an additional fee.