Start with the exact product and configuration you intend to buy: 2.0 Single Garage or 3.0 Double Garage, manual or motorized, chosen colour and compatible options. A supplier comparison is only useful when each quotation addresses the same scope.
How to Review a Garage Supplier
Request drawings, a component list and photographs or demonstrations of the relevant model. Check that the materials, dimensions and operation described in the quotation match those records. Evidence for another outdoor product does not establish the specifications of this garage.
Read the product name, component, manufacturer, document number and scope on each technical or conformity document. A motor or aluminium-profile document applies to that component; it does not automatically certify the complete garage or its suitability for your site.
Check Your Model and Options
Keep the base model, opening method, colour and each compatible option on separate quotation lines. Availability depends on the model: an option shown for the single garage is not automatically available for the double garage. Only the confirmed configuration belongs in the order.
Published unit dimensions are 6 × 3.5 × 2.6 m for the 2.0 Single Garage and 6 × 6.67 × 2.8 m for the 3.0 Double Garage. These are product dimensions, not a guarantee of usable internal parking space or entrance clearance.
Installation Conditions to Review
Plan the delivery route, unloading equipment, temporary storage and assembly space. Use the published packing dimensions and weights for the selected model to discuss handling. Confirm packaging, transport and unloading responsibilities in the quotation rather than assuming they are included.
Ask who provides installation guidance, how replacement parts are identified and how a fault should be reported. Record warranty scope, exclusions and the service contact in the order documents. Do not treat an informal conversation as a confirmed parts-stock or response-time commitment.
What Makes Up the Price?
Compare quotations in the same currency and for the same quantity. The configurator shows USD per garage and excludes freight and taxes. Ask the written quotation to identify packaging, transport, insurance, import charges, installation and any project-specific documentation costs, with the agreed trade term and named place.
Before approving an order, reconcile the configuration, site drawing, quotation, payment stages, delivery responsibilities and applicable policy documents. Resolve differences in writing and retain the final versions so the buyer, supplier and installer work from the same information.