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The CocoWeave parasol set combines natural materials, strength, and style in a single product. The handmade coconut cloth is attached to a sturdy wooden frame and provides pleasant shade for your garden, patio, or balcony. Thanks to the natural texture of the coconut fibers, the parasol retains its beauty, even with daily use in all weather conditions. The complete parasol set includes a concrete base, making it immediately stable and ready to use. Completely plastic-free, this is an environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to standard polyester parasols. Give your outdoor space a warm, tropical look and enjoy a comfortable spot out of the sun.
Benefits:
1. 100% coconut fiber – Natural, plastic-free, and environmentally friendly
2. Complete set – Includes canopy, wooden frame, and concrete base
3. Durable – Resistant to sun, rain, and wind
4. Stylish – Tropical look for your garden, patio, or balcony
5. Sun protection – Creates a cool, comfortable spot
6. Ready to use – No additional parts required
Product specifications
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Coconut sail: Material: Coconut fiber | Diameter: 3 m | Weight: 10 kg | Package size: 55x47x47 cm
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Frame: Material: Wood | Height: 2.3 m | Number of ribs: 8 | Weight: 15 kg | Package size: 152x45x45 cm
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Base: Material: Concrete | Diameter: 46 cm | Thickness: 5 cm | Weight: 23 kg
Maintenance tips
Allow the parasol to dry thoroughly before folding or storing it to maintain the strength of the coconut canopy. Dirt can easily be removed with a soft brush. During autumn and winter, it's recommended to store the parasol indoors or cover it with a protective cover to ensure optimal protection for the fabric and frame.
Pre-order now, delivery April/May 2026
Want to enjoy a CocoWeave parasol next summer? Pre-order yours and be assured of our sustainable parasol for summer 2026. We have limited stock, as the wooden frame takes up a lot of storage space. You have until January 15, 2026, to pre-order our framed parasols. We're receiving a larger supply of the individual coconut sails. This allows you to reuse an existing 300-centimeter frame and be extra sustainable.
