We need to consume less of our planet limited resources and as a family-owned company we can do so though our manufacturing processes using as much recycled material as possible.

The frame of Baser parasol bases utilizes Ravamid B, a material reinforced with 30% glass fibers and made entirely from recycled plastic, certified by TUV NORD, adhering to the ISO 14021:2016 standard.

This robust material originates from 100% recycled industrial waste and fishing nets, converting an average of 2.3 kg of plastic waste into durable, new products.

For detailed insights into our certification, you have the option to download it here.

We need to consume less of our planet limited resources and as a family-owned company we can do so though our manufacturing processes using as much recycled material as possible.

Our sandbags and covers are made from 100% GRS Certified recycled bottles, turning post-consumer waste into strong, long-lasting, and practical items. By choosing our products, you contribute to recycling an average of 102.3 grams of plastic per sandbag (about 5.1 bottles) and approximately 430 grams per cover (or 21.5 bottles).

This recycling process is rigorously confirmed by the Global Recycled Standard, with Control Union Certifications B.V. in the Netherlands ensuring our materials are genuinely 100% recycled.

To gain a detailed understanding of our environmental efforts and the significant impact of your choice, we invite you to download our certification documentation.

We need to take care of our planet and as a family-owned company we can do so though our manufacturing processes using wind or sustainable energy.

In Denmark, we harness 100% sustainable wind energy to support our operations, reflecting our dedication to green manufacturing. In Asia, we are continuously working towards improving our environmental practices, aiming for greater sustainability in every step of our production process.

A key focus for Baser is to enhance our production capabilities in Denmark, allowing us to increasingly localize our manufacturing efforts. The Baser parasol base, for instance, is produced and assembled in Galten, Denmark, utilizing 100% wind-powered energy. This approach ensures products of high quality and also aligns with our goal of minimizing environmental impact and supporting local economies.

For detailed insights into our certification, you have the option to download it here.

We need to take care of our planet and as a family-owned company we can do so though our manufacturing processes using no toxic materials.

Water-repellent and waterproof features are often achieved through toxic PFAS chemicals, harmful to both health and the environment.

At Baser, we value family and refuse to compromise on safety. We've discovered an eco-friendly alternative to PFAS that doesn't sacrifice performance, ensuring our sandbags and covers remain water-repellent without the use of harmful chemicals.

Our commitment extends beyond environmental concerns; we aim to safeguard your well-being by avoiding substances that are linked to cause cancer.

For more information on our sustainable practices, you're welcome to download our certification details.

We need to make better and stronger products that last longer so we use fewer of our planet's limited resources. As a family-owned company, we can ensure to produce only high-quality products at a higher price point that will last season after season.

One way to make our parasols last longer is by using high-quality fabrics. Ensuring that the fabric on your parasol is of high quality will make it last longer and keep its color longer.

We test all of our fabrics with the ISO 105-B02 test, where the fabric is exposed to artificial sunlight, and the color change is estimated based on the amount of color change. We only accept fabrics that score 7-8 or above, as achieving an 8 is impossible since it requires no fading at all.

While all fabrics will lose color over time, there is a significant difference between a fabric that loses 25% of its color after 1 year compared to one that loses only 1.5 or 2%.