MD28 Flat Pack Cabin 28m2

Yes. The 16 m2 timber deck is supplied as pre cut hardwood components with stainless steel fixings, which matters near the coast where ordinary fixings corrode. On site assembly typically takes four to six hours for two people. Footings or bearers for the deck are prepared locally along with the main slab or piers.

Single storey only, at 3.2 m overall height. That height keeps it under the limit many councils apply to ancillary structures, which can simplify an application. If you want two levels in a similar style, our A frame lodge is the two storey option in the flat pack range.

Two trades bolt the shell together in two to three days with basic tools, and you will still need a licensed electrician and a licensed plumber to connect power, water and sewer. Most owners engage a local builder to manage the footing, the assembly and the service connections as one job rather than coordinating trades themselves.

In almost every Australian council area, yes. A habitable cabin needs a development application or complying development certificate, and rules on secondary dwellings, setbacks and site coverage vary. It is built to order to NCC Class 1a requirements, with compliance documentation supplied, but approval is the buyer's responsibility and we cannot promise it.

R3.5 wall and R4.0 ceiling glasswool with double glazed aluminium windows and a Colorbond roof is a sensible baseline for most of the country. Give us the site address at quote stage so the wind classification, climate zone and any bushfire attack level are specified before production, since those affect glazing, screening and tie downs.

A reinforced concrete slab is the usual choice, with screw piles suited to sloping or reactive ground. Your builder sets it out to the drawings issued with the order and cures it before assembly starts. Footing design is engineered locally to your soil classification (the site test that grades how much your ground swells and shrinks with moisture), and drainage around the pad should be sorted at the same time.

Production typically runs for around 20-30 working days once the specification is settled, and sea freight to an Australian port typically takes around 20-30 transit days, including customs clearance, quarantine inspection and the road leg. Because it ships flat packed in one container, freight is simpler to book than for a completed single piece home.

Warranty duration, covered components, exclusions and remedies are confirmed in your quote and order documents, with claims handled through Future Modular Homes. Cover assumes the cabin was assembled to the supplied drawings on the specified footing and connected by licensed Australian trades, so keep the assembly records and compliance pack with the building file.