Domi Gazebo FAQ (Independent)

No. This is an independent, unofficial guide. Domi Outdoor Living’s official US store is domioutdoorliving.com. We aren’t affiliated with or endorsed by Domi. See independence.

No. We don’t sell anything or handle orders. For Domi webstore orders, contact Domi (how); for retailer orders, contact the retailer (list).

Domi’s refund policy (read Nov 12, 2026) offers a 30-day refund for unopened and unused items; the buyer pays return shipping for change-of-mind returns, and opened boxes need photo approval and carry a 20% goods-loss charge. Domi pays return shipping for quality problems, transit damage, wrong or lost items. Read the policy.

It depends on which Domi page you read. Hardtop product pages say “5 years warranty on the hardtop roof and frame” and 1 year on curtains and netting; the warranty page says 1 year on manufacturing defects and 5 years on structure parts of hardtop gazebos and louvered pergolas; the refund policy says “1 year Warranty”. Retailer listings word it differently again. See them side by side.

Domi’s US shipping policy says it ships only within the 48 contiguous United States and lists Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and other territories as excluded (shipping policy, read Nov 12, 2026). We haven’t covered Domi’s Canadian sales yet.

Domi’s shipping policy says FedEx 2–7 business days, and 7–14 days by freight for louvered pergolas. Its FAQ page says average transit is 2–8 business days. Most product pages say “delivery within 2-7 Days”; the sunroom and pergola pages say 3–10 days.

We don’t list coupon codes and we don’t make them up. Domi’s FAQ says only one discount code can be used per order. See how Domi’s sale pricing works.

Amazon prices change constantly and a static page can’t keep up. Every Amazon link here says “See live price on Amazon” so you see the current price on Amazon itself.

Domi’s product pages say “2-3 people are required”. Owner reports vary a lot — one Reddit user said it took three people 12 hours. See assembly: what to prepare.

We can’t answer that for your location. Domi’s FAQ says each state has different regulations, that Domi does not provide any permit, and to consult your HOA. See what to ask locally.

Domi states 22 lbs per square foot and 40 mph (60+ mph with permanent fixing on concrete piles) for most freestanding hardtops; other lines differ. We quote these figures but don’t evaluate them. See what Domi actually states.

Domi links PDF manuals from most product pages; some lines say to ask customer service. Our manuals page links to each original file.

Domi’s contact page (read Nov 12, 2026) lists email, hours and a mailing address but no phone number. See how to contact Domi.

Yes, from Amazon. As of November 12, 2026 this site is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. The price you pay does not change. Details are on the disclosure page.