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Electric: Safe for indoors and outdoors. Requires less maintenance. odorless with no emissions.

Propane: Produces about 2.5 time more thermal energy vs. Natural Gas.

Natural Gas: More convenient for municipalities that have Natural Gas delivered to the home.

Push Button – A button typically located on the top half of the pole that lets you tilt the canopy.

Auto Tilt – The same crank or wheel used to open the canopy is also used to tilt the umbrella.

Collar Tilt – A collar located on the pole that can be twisted to tilt the shade.

Easy Tilt – A wheel located near the top of the pole tilts the canopy.

Rotational Tilt – Spin any rib clockwise to tilt the umbrella and counterclockwise to return the umbrella upright.

Manual Tilt – The umbrella is manually tilted sometimes with the use of a tool.

Crank Infinite Tilt – The umbrella can be tilted 360 degrees and in all directions.

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Push-up – The collar of the umbrella is pushed up to open the canopy and locked in place, typically with a pin.

Crank – Turning a crank located in the center of the pole opens the canopy.

Pulley – A cord or rope is pulled to open the canopy and typically held in place with a pin.

Easy lift arm – This lift type is used on Galtech cantilever umbrellas. To open the canopy, grab the easy lift arm and lift up until it is locked in place.

Select this to look at products that are designed to withstand Coastal/Marine environments.

Short Wave - Instant warm up time with no susceptibility to wind. Traditionally used for outdoor applications in cold climates. Emits an orange glow.

Medium Wave - Short 1-3 minute warm up time with limited susceptibility to wind. Used for outdoor applications in mild climates. Emits a warm ambient glow.

Long Wave - 5+ minute warm up time with a high susceptibility to wind. Used for indoor applications. Does not emit a glow.