Carport Kits Done For You & Delivered To Your Door!

When you order your carport kit, every part needed is included. This includes the frame, posts, roof & infill sheets, flashings, guttering, downpipes and fasteners. 

With us, you get to choose from any of the colours in the Colorbond range, as well as Zincalume.
We only use and recommend genuine Colorbond coated steel. Be aware on inferior steel and coatings. Colorbond steel is made in Australia and tested for Australian conditions.

Typical lead times can be about 5 to 6 weeks. This can extend out slightly in busy periods, such as Christmas.

Yes, every carport supplied includes full site specific engineering for your particular location.

No - We specialise in supply of carport kits to most of Australia. Unfortunately however, we do not get involved in construction or installation. We may be able to put you in touch with experienced trades if needed. They will deal direct with you, to simply and easily complete your project.

Roller/Panel doors are not covered under the engineering. Carports are designed as open sided structures and adding roller doors or walls compromises the design, and can affect the wind load and dead load on the building. People have their own choice in what they do, but we recommend against it, and will not be liable for any consequences. 

In nearly every case, the answer is no. The use of footing plates on existing concrete is limited. They cannot be used in Cyclonic wind regions. In non-cyclonic wind regions, there must be adequate footings under the concrete to the engineering requirements. You are also limited with size and height. The best option is to either cut holes out of the concrete (a common practice these days or alter the carport size to go outside the line of the concrete if possible. The use of footing plates may compromise the design and engineering of the building. Again, Excalibur Carports and Excalibur Steel Buildings will not be liable for any consequences where the engineering has not been followed.

In most cases you will need approval from Council. The best option would be talk with a local private/building certifier or building surveyor. They can assist you in getting your building approved in the quickest and easiest way.