A submergible umbrella stand includes a body including a top, a bottom spaced from the top, and a body wall extending between the top and the bottom and defining a body cavity therein. At least one filling aperture is formed in the top. An umbrella sleeve is positioned within the body and is configured to receive an umbrella pole. An upper recess is formed in the top and includes an upper recess sidewall extending inwardly and downwardly from the top of the body into the body cavity and a bottom extending inwardly from a bottom of the upper recess sidewall. A first sleeve aperture is formed in the bottom of the upper recess, with the umbrella sleeve extending through the first sleeve aperture.

A submergible umbrella stand includes a body including a top, a bottom spaced from the top, and a body wall extending between the top and the bottom and defining a body cavity therein. At least one filling aperture is formed in the top. An umbrella sleeve is positioned within the body and is configured to receive an umbrella pole. An upper recess is formed in the top and includes an upper recess sidewall extending inwardly and downwardly from the top of the body into the body cavity and a bottom extending inwardly from a bottom of the upper recess sidewall. A first sleeve aperture is formed in the bottom of the upper recess, with the umbrella sleeve extending through the first sleeve aperture.

There is provided a portable wall-mountable sports stick rack. The rack has a compliant support having a front side and an opposed rear side; a plurality of sports stick retaining channels along the front side adapted to receive a sports stick therethrough; and an adhesive layer associated with the rear side, the adhesive layer configured to removeably mount the sports stick rack to a wall surface.

An umbrella water removing apparatus for collecting and draining rainwater on a wet umbrella includes: a supporting part; plate-shaped first and second dewatering parts provided on an upper surface the supporting part at positions spaced apart from each other at a regular interval; a detachable pad attached and fixed to an inner surface of each of the first and second dewatering parts; a dewatering space formed between the respective detachable pads fixed to the respective inner surfaces of the first and second dewatering parts; and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from each of the detachable pads toward the dewatering space along a vertical direction.

An umbrella water removing apparatus for collecting and draining rainwater on a wet umbrella includes: a supporting part; plate-shaped first and second dewatering parts provided on an upper surface the supporting part at positions spaced apart from each other at a regular interval; a detachable pad attached and fixed to an inner surface of each of the first and second dewatering parts; a dewatering space formed between the respective detachable pads fixed to the respective inner surfaces of the first and second dewatering parts; and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from each of the detachable pads toward the dewatering space along a vertical direction.

A device for removing rainwater from an umbrella is disclosed. The device for removing rainwater from an umbrella comprises: a stand extending upward from a support; a holder for fixing an umbrella shaft; a driving apparatus coupled to the stand and for vibrating the holder; and a processor for controlling the vibration generated by the driving apparatus. The holder comprises: an opening; a fixing groove for fixing the umbrella shaft; and a support member for supporting the umbrella shaft from the opening to the fixing groove. The opening is open in the linear direction to the fixing groove such that the umbrella shaft is inserted in one direction from the opening to the fixing groove.

A device for removing rainwater from an umbrella is disclosed. The device for removing rainwater from an umbrella comprises: a stand extending upward from a support; a holder for fixing an umbrella shaft; a driving apparatus coupled to the stand and for vibrating the holder; and a processor for controlling the vibration generated by the driving apparatus. The holder comprises: an opening; a fixing groove for fixing the umbrella shaft; and a support member for supporting the umbrella shaft from the opening to the fixing groove. The opening is open in the linear direction to the fixing groove such that the umbrella shaft is inserted in one direction from the opening to the fixing groove.

An improved carrier for securely hanging containers with handles or slings in an accessible manner while providing anti-theft features which render removal of items more difficult by unauthorized person. One embodiment of the improved carrier is supported by an attached base, while another embodiment utilizes a table leg for support.

An improved carrier for securely hanging containers with handles or slings in an accessible manner while providing anti-theft features which render removal of items more difficult by unauthorized person. One embodiment of the improved carrier is supported by an attached base, while another embodiment utilizes a table leg for support.

Introduced here is an umbrella stand capable of securely holding umbrellas of various sizes, shapes, and weights. The umbrella stand includes a base and a holder portion. The base includes mechanisms to secure the umbrella stand to a surface such as ground spikes or suction cups. The holder portion is connected to the base via abutments that protrude up from the periphery of the base. The holder portion and the base are separated by a gap. The holder portion includes tightening mechanisms and a door. The tightening mechanisms help securely hold an umbrella handle or shaft and can adjust the angle at which the umbrella is held. The door, in combination with the gap, allow a user to use the umbrella stand with umbrellas with handles of various shapes and sizes.