The 10 Best Umbrella Racks
This wiki has been updated 17 times since it was first published in April of 2020. Whether you live in rainy Washington state or dry Arizona, at some point, you will use an umbrella. Perhaps you need one to protect you from the sun at the beach or the lake; perhaps you need one to keep your clothes dry during a sudden downpour. Either way, a holder to store it in at home keeps these cumbersome devices out of the way, so we have found the best options available. When users buy our independently chosen editorial selections, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. MyGift Freestanding Holder
2. Mind Reader Stand
3. Bamboo Organizer
Editor's Notes
May 08, 2020:
Selecting a holder for your umbrellas is more of a matter of taste and budget. Your choices range from simple designs, like the Comfyhouse Easy Rack, to ornate styles, such as the SEI Furniture and the modern SongMics Metal Holder.
Most holders are made of metal to ensure durability for a lifetime of use, like the Mind Reader Stand. Others, like the Bamboo Organizer, are made from more environmentally-friendly materials. This particular stand also offers additional shelves for storing other items, making it even more useful. From travel umbrellas to the more traditional style, a stand to keep them organized will not only make your home look neater, it will also protect your floors from dripping water.
4. SongMics Metal Holder
5. Jack Cube Design
6. SEI Furniture
7. Polder Slimline
8. SongMics ULUC47Z
9. Oriental Furniture
10. Comfyhouse Easy Rack
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