Coat and Umbrella Stands for Wet British Days
In the UK, an umbrella stand is a must. Wet umbrellas need somewhere to drip. Coats need somewhere to dry. A combined stand handles both jobs neatly.
Why Use an Umbrella Stand?
- Stops wet umbrellas dripping onto floors.
- Keeps umbrellas easy to grab on the way out.
- Holds walking sticks and long-handled brushes too.
- Adds a traditional, welcoming touch to the hall.
What to Look For
Choose a stand with a removable drip tray. It makes emptying water easy. A heavy base keeps the stand steady. Check the height suits your umbrellas, especially golf umbrellas.
Combined Coat and Umbrella Stands
Some stands combine hooks at the top with an umbrella holder below. They save space in small halls. Look for a sturdy frame and balanced hooks.
Placement
Place the stand just inside the front door or in the porch. Keep it clear of the door swing. Put a mat underneath to catch any extra drips.
Complete Your Hallway
Pair with a shoe cupboard and a bench. Add a console table for keys and post. A draught excluder keeps the cold out.
Care
Empty the drip tray regularly. Wipe metal stands dry to prevent rust. Dust wooden stands with a soft cloth.
See our coat racks or call 023 9281 2835 for current umbrella stand stock.
Coat & Umbrella Stands: Frequently Asked Questions
Do umbrella stands have a drip tray?
Many do. Look for a removable drip tray so you can empty rainwater easily.
Where should an umbrella stand go?
Just inside the front door or in the porch, clear of the door swing, ideally on a mat.
Can a stand hold walking sticks too?
Yes. Umbrella stands are handy for walking sticks and long-handled items.
Do you have umbrella stands in stock?
Stock changes often. Call our Southsea showroom on 023 9281 2835 for current availability.
