MD36 Flat Pack Capsule Home 36m2

Nine square metres more floor, and that length adds a separate living room on top of the bedroom and bathroom, so it functions as a real one bedroom home rather than a bedroom with a chair in it. It sleeps up to four. Shell, glazing, services, smart controls, delivery format and warranty are otherwise the same.

That is the main Australian use. At 36 m2 it sits under the secondary dwelling floor area cap most councils apply. It is built to order to NCC Class 1a requirements, with compliance documentation supplied. Whether it is permitted on your block still depends on the zone, site area and setbacks, so check before ordering.

Correct. The sections are carried in and bolted together in place, which is why this model suits rear yards, battle axe blocks, sloping ground and streets where a crane cannot set up. You will still need a clear path for the panels and a level, cured footing. Send access photos before you order.

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. Screw piles suit the constrained sites this model is built for because they need far less access than a concrete pour. Your builder sets the footing out to the bolt pattern drawings issued with the order.

Not in the standard build. A full kitchen system with bar, cabinetry and rangehood is a factory option, confirmed in your quote and installed before the unit is packed. Fitting it in the factory is neater and cheaper than a retrofit, and it keeps the plumbing and electrical rough in consistent with the documentation.

Production typically runs for around 20-30 working days and ocean freight to an Australian port typically takes around 20-30 transit days, including customs clearance, quarantine inspection and the final road delivery. Assembly on a prepared footing takes days. Firm dates are confirmed in writing with your order.

A 2 HP reverse cycle split system is standard, which handles both heating and cooling and suits most Australian climate zones. For alpine or very hot inland sites, double layer wall insulation, electric underfloor heating and triple glazing are factory options worth specifying at quote stage rather than adding later.

Warranty duration, covered components, exclusions and remedies are confirmed in your quote and order documents, with claims handled through Future Modular Homes. Cover assumes assembly to the supplied setup pack on the specified footing and connection by licensed Australian trades, so keep the assembly and commissioning records with the compliance documentation.