I don't see a background scene or doors to open. Do you have to provide your own grid and setup?
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The box it comes in has push out door to open. I haven't opened them yet. There is a flipdown layout attached to the box for scenery. Inside the box which you can open the side there is a container with the pieces in if you chose too look. I just like legos and trusting in their product. I like surprises..hopefully it will be good.
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I would best describe this as the whole unit needs to be assembled. The 2 shutter door panels require no assembly as far as the shuttered panels but all the hinges/knobs need to be attached. It is shipped in a large flat box and you start with the bottom piece and start building up from there. Be careful once the legs are attached. If you try to push the unit rather then pick it up and move it, you will probably crack the leg from the unit. I actually ended up taking the legs off. It still looks fine without them. Just be patient and carefully follow the directions. Each piece it marked. And be aware there is an odor when you take it out of the box so I would do this when weather permits fresh air. I would best describe this as the whole unit needs to be assembled. The 2 shutter door panels require no assembly as far as the shuttered panels but all the hinges/knobs need to be attached. It is shipped in a large flat box and you start with the bottom piece and start building up from there. Be careful once the legs are attached. If you try to push the unit rather then pick it up and move it, you will probably crack the leg from the unit. I actually ended up taking the legs off. It still looks fine without them. Just be patient and carefully follow the directions. Each piece it marked.... » Read More I would best describe this as the whole unit needs to be assembled. The 2 shutter door panels require no assembly as far as the shuttered panels but all the hinges/knobs need to be attached. It is shipped in a large flat box and you start with the bottom piece and start building up from there. Be careful once the legs are attached. If you try to push the unit rather then pick it up and move it, you will probably crack the leg from the unit. I actually ended up taking the legs off. It still looks fine without them. Just be patient and carefully follow the directions. Each piece it marked. And be aware there is an odor when you take it out of the box so I would do this when weather permits fresh air. « Show Less
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No the windows do not open. It's a good shed though. If you want to save some $$ and headaches-- buy an arrow metal base, assemble it, lay some treated plywood down and anchor the sun cast to that. SunCast doesn't make a base (stupidly) so one of the arrow metal bases was only a couple inches bigger than the shed. So we just centered the shed on their base and assembled it from there. We took some rebar and pounded it through the open area in the corner as a makeshift hurricane anchor but SunCast really needs to make a base for this. The base they ask you to make is ridiculous.
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The image for this product doesn't really help. Set up your light studio so that the black is the back panel on the outside. The white as a back and both sides so the table you set it on is bare at the bottom. The Velcro is then on top in back for your backdrops.
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I went to Michael's and got a frame that is slightly bigger than the map. I used the black paper the frame came with to act as a background for the little bit of sides of the map that do not reach the frame. you can't tell, and everyone that comes into my office loves it. (sorry that phrasing is a little weird, let me know if i can clarify in any way)
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I haven't had to do it yet but I pulled out the instructions that came with it. Wording is confusing but I followed instructions and then in mine is mounted over an island. I can see the wires and arrows referred to in instructions when I look from the back side of unit. I don't want to take it apart - but if you haven't looked from the back side that might help. If I could figure out how to insert a picture I woukd send that and a picture of the (confusing) manual page. If those might be helpful to you, I'd be happy to email them to you but I'm not sure how to get my email address to you without posting it here.
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I have never seen any. Is everything put together properly? Sorry I can't help.
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I'm not sure as my client installed this and I have yet to see how it works.
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The instructions should be in the book. I didn't set it up so I'm not much help.
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I haven't done mine yet, but according to the directions you set your own combinations on them, and then use that to open them.
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Unknown. I had mine professionally installed since I am clueless about technical set-up issues.
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You have to then connect a jumper wire from the positive and negative 'round buttons' at the top to the rails on the grid you want to be negative and positive, usually the red and blue rails. Lemmie know if you still have trouble I'll upload a pic
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I just built a similar thing. Susan, did you ever find something appropriate? If you found a solution can you let me know at mkordick@gmail.com
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It's endless, they connect in the same way on each of the panels so you could add another gate or more panels anywhere you want. I would imagine the stability would be challenged once it gets really big with multiple add on panels, but it would still work.
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You have to follow a few simple instructions. You can see the setup process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iks0w9Ln9Zs
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Try googling the instructions. Very simple to put together. You tube probably has a video.
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I have not assembled my screen room yet, so I don't know the answer to that question.