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Paul G. from 92071 asked:
Where can I purchase a front door with zippers for my car canopy?
Where can I purchase a front door with zippers for my car canopy?
We do not sell the door end replacements for the shelters on our site. You would need to contact the manufacturer directly. 
Answered by: Kelsey C. - eCanopy Product Specialist C.

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Jim M. from Silverdale Wa. asked:
<p>For the metal sheets, are the frames already partially assembled?<br></p>

For the metal sheets, are the frames already partially assembled?

None of the items will come assembled.
Answered by: Briana L.

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Jacqueline O. from Hickory, NC asked:
Do you have directions for a portable garage or even a picture of the structure without the canopy would work?
Do you have directions for a portable garage or even a picture of the structure without the canopy would work?
If you look under the items picture or under related articles on the item page the manual to the product would be listed there. 
Answered by: Briana L.

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Margaret from Albuquerque, NM asked:
What is your shipping process for large carports and tents?
What is your shipping process for large carports and tents?
Both the weight and physical dimensions of large canopies and event tents necessitate shipment via a freight carrier. This will usually be a regional carrier that utilizes 48 or 53 foot tractor trailers, often equipped with electric or hydraulic lift gates. The process between a freight carrier and small parcel carrier is different and it is up to the end user to ensure the freight is received properly. Once an order is processed by our warehouse, the shipment will be palletized and picked up by the appropriate freight carrier. It will then be trucked to the local hub and directed to the distribution hub for your area. While we try to avoid freight hand offs from one carrier to another, long distance shipments sometimes necessitate this. Once the shipment has arrived at your local destination terminal, a representative from the scheduling department with the carrier will contact you via phone to set up a delivery day and time that works best for you. Someone will need to be available to meet the carrier and receive the freight at that time. At the time of delivery, it is important to inspect your shipment for any damage and make note of the damage on the freight bill of lading before signing off. While we regret that damage does sometimes occur, our warranty representatives will be happy to correct the problem promptly.
Answered by: Collin C.

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