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Quality and safety are the main principles of the Knirps company, which has been producing umbrellas since 1928. Only high-quality materials are used in the manufacture of umbrellas.
Knirps umbrellas are designed in Germany, which in itself is a guarantee of quality and reliability, and are tested in a special wind tunnel for stability and reliability.
The canopy material is 100% polyester. The canopy fabric is certified by Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 - an international system for testing and certifying products made of textile materials. Only primary raw materials are used, which ensures the strength and wear resistance of the canopy. The umbrella is equipped with a "windproof" system - this allows the spokes not to break even in a strong gust of wind.
This model is made of high-quality, wear-resistant and durable materials, which ensures lightness and high wind resistance.
The elegant handle is made of real maple, giving the umbrella a unique look. Extremely convenient mechanism for opening the umbrella by pressing a button with one hand.
Easy to use and durable umbrella will match any outfit and will be an excellent protector from the weather.
The umbrella opens automatically without effort, using a non-slip large slider on the handle, and closes manually.
The elegant wooden handle hook handle is handmade from maple and is unique.
Plastic tips at the ends of the spokes provide additional safety, as they are rounded and therefore cannot cause harm.
The black frame is made of a combination of steel and fiberglass, which ensures the strength of the structure.
Extremely strong steel rod.
Fiberglass material is one of the few materials that combines high strength, good dielectric properties and chemical resistance. The strength of this material is several times higher than that of aluminum and nine times higher than that of PVC.
Eight ribs in the dome optimally distribute the wind load.
The kit includes a protective cover in the same color as the dome, which fastens with a button.
The umbrella has been tested in a wind tunnel at wind speeds of up to 80 km/h.