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6 years ago

I would like to know shipping cost before ordering.

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6 years ago
Hi, the shipping costs are calculated by Houzz (not by us as the vendor) during the checkout process. I believe it depends on package weight and distance. I suggest you add it to your cart and then enter your shipping address. Next, on the 'billing and payment' screen, you'll get a shipping cost on the right of your screen and any sales tax, etc to form a total. This is before payment, so you don't have to enter any credit card information to get this information.
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