
This convenient deck mount is made from stainless steel and bolts directly to the framework or support beams of a wooden deck. It accommodates Woodline's entire range of cantilever and market umbrellas, as well as shade pavilions.
The Woodline Deck Mount secures your shade to the supporting beams beneath a hardwood deck, eliminating the need for a weighted base beside a dining table or seating area. The stainless steel bracket sits below the deck boards and connects to a universal base plate above the deck.
A sliding adjustment lets you fine-tune the shade's mounting position along the bracket before securing it. This helps align the shade with your furniture while keeping it anchored to the deck's supporting structure.
Compatibility & Installation
The mount works with Woodline shades when paired with the correct connection components. A universal base plate is required, along with any tube, spigot or spigot base plate specified for your shade model. Confirm the complete mounting combination before ordering.
Installation requires access beneath the deck to bolt the bracket to the supporting beams. The universal base plate attaches from above. Check the beam layout and desired shade position before installation; the bracket must attach to the supporting structure, not the deck boards alone.
Shade, universal base plate and model-specific connection components sold separately.
Features
- Stainless steel construction with a silver finish
- Bracket bolts directly to supporting deck beams
- Concealed bracket beneath the deck boards
- Sliding adjustment for positioning the shade connection
- Mounting hardware included
- Assembly required
| MODEL | DECKM |
|---|---|
| MANUFACTURER | Woodline |
| STYLE | Contemporary |
| DIMENSION | TBD |
| MATERIAL | Steel |
| SPEC SHEET | Deck Mount Specifications |
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- Subjective Returns: No
- Restocking Fees: N/A
- Claim Timeframe: Woodline Shade Solutions must be notified of damaged items within 5 business days of delivery.
Customers must sign for the delivery and retain all packing materials, boxes, tubes, wrapping, etc until the merchandise is checked and no damages are evident. If the customer is unable to open the boxes and inspect at the time of delivery, please make sure that they do not sign their name on the Bill of Lading but write “PENDING INSPECTION” instead.






