Named after the iconic caravan of the 1940s, this retro, tan coloured Premium Beach Umbrella is a timeless classic.
This Beach Umbrella is definitely a summer staple. Leading the field in sustainability with a canopy made from Recycled Plastic Bottles. Franklin boasts big when it comes to sun protection, ease of set-up with its click in pole and a screw-in handle to screw the pole deeper into the sand, plus the added feature of hidden pockets inside the Beach Umbrella canopy.
With a lightweight frame and the convenience of a matching carry bag, beach days couldn't be easier.
Designed with sustainability, convenience and style in mind, we've got you and the Earth covered, literally.
What's to love:
- UPF 50+ Premium Fabric made from RECYCLED PLASTIC BOTTLES
- Exclusive Prints
- Large 1.8M Shade Canopy
- Simple, click in pole feature
- Screw-in handle to easily secure pole deeper in sand
- Lightweight
- Custom end cap with embossed logo
- Premium 100% Cotton Tassel Fringing
- Signature Vegan Leather Labels
- Hidden pockets inside the canopy
- 3-Way tilt at top of the pole for all-day shade
- Hardware made from Recycled Plastic
- Rust-resistant, powder-coated nude coloured aluminium pole
- Matching carry bag with shoulder strap
- Wooden beaded canopy tie & bag tie
- FREE SHIPPING
The Specs:
- 1.8m Shade canopy
- 196cm Height
- Folds into 105cm
- 32mm Pole diameter
- 2.6kg in weight
Land and Sand Essentials believe " The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it" -Robert Swan.
Which is why we are committed to doing our part and donate $1 of every sale to Clean Oceans who are dedicated to stopping plastics entering our oceans and waterways, with a goal of banning all single-use plastics on every Australian beach by 2025! www.cleanoceans.org.au
*Actual colour can vary and may display differently on different screens.
Note: Due to the recycled nature of our beach umbrellas you may notice small specs or spots of colour on the inside of your canopy, this is similar to recycled paper where some small particles can be seen. We don't see this as a fault, rather a reminder of the sustainable choice we have made.
