MD92 Single Level Bungalow 92m2

Yes. The three bedroom variant adds a partition wall in the living zone and is specified at order rather than retrofitted. Bear in mind that adding a bedroom can change the car parking, private open space and floor area figures your council assesses, so check the effect on your application before you settle the plan.

The standard build is specified to N3 wind classification. For cyclone regions such as coastal Queensland, the Top End and the north west of Western Australia, a cyclone package adds extra tie downs and reinforced cladding fixings. Give us the exact address at quote stage so the classification is set before production starts.

Yes. A house of this size needs a development application in every Australian council area, along with engineering for the footing and, in many cases, a bushfire or flood assessment. It is built to order to NCC Class 1a requirements, with compliance documentation supplied, but approval rests with your council or private certifier.

The footprint is 18.9 m long by 4.88 m deep, so the frontage matters more than the depth. Add your council's side and rear setbacks to the 4.88 m depth and check the result against your block. On narrow suburban lots the length is usually the constraint, which is why it suits rural and semi rural land.

A reinforced concrete slab or screw piles, engineered locally to your soil classification (the site test that grades how much your ground swells and shrinks with moisture) and wind classification. Your builder sets the footing out to the drawings issued with the order and cures it before the assembly crew arrives. Getting the levels right across an 18.9 m run is the part worth paying a good concreter for.

Production typically runs for around 20-30 working days once the specification is settled, sea freight to an Australian port typically takes around 20-30 transit days, including customs clearance, quarantine inspection, road delivery, plus five to seven days of local assembly. Service connections and council inspections follow. Firm dates come with your order.

Footings and site works, freight, duty and GST, crane or telehandler hire, driveway, landscaping and the connection of power, water and sewer are separate. On unsewered rural land, a septic or aerated treatment system and rainwater storage are arranged locally along with any stormwater and access works your consent requires.

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 home was assembled to the supplied drawings on the specified footing and connected by licensed Australian trades, so keep the assembly and commissioning records with the compliance pack.