MH58W Mirror House 5.8m Wide

Same length, different width. The narrow studio is 2.25 metres wide and gives about 12 square metres in an open plan. This one runs 3.4 metres wide for about 18 square metres, which is enough to separate a bedroom from the living space and to fit a real kitchen and a rain shower bathroom. The trade-off is freight: the wide unit needs a flat rack and an over-dimension permit.

Yes, in almost all cases. An 18 square metre building with a bed and a bathroom is habitable, so most councils require a development application or a complying development certificate depending on your zone. We do not lodge for you and we never guarantee approval. We do supply the structural, glazing, insulation and electrical documentation your certifier will ask to see.

That is what it is for. The 5.8 metre length is the shortest in the wide range, which makes the crane swing and the setback maths far easier than a longer module. You still need truck access to the frontage, a firm crane pad and a clear swing path with no powerlines overhead. Send us a site plan and boundary photos and we will confirm before you order.

The unit arrives finished: insulation, internal linings, the mirror glass facade, the aluminium glass entry door and full-height glazing, a full bathroom with toilet, rain shower, cabinet wash basin, mirror, rack and paper holder, a kitchen with cabinet and wash sink, and a furniture pack of wardrobe, queen bed, air conditioner, chair and table. Electrical, lighting, exhaust fan, sockets, water supply and drainage are fitted. Footings, site works and connections are separate.

It is delivered with the distribution board, circuits, plumbing and drainage run to connection points. A licensed electrician and a licensed plumber make the final connections to mains power, water and sewer, or to solar, batteries, tanks and an on-site wastewater system on an off-grid block. Those trades, and any council plumbing approvals, are arranged locally and are not part of the unit.

Yes, if we know before production. Send your BAL rating (the bushfire attack level, a rating of how much bushfire risk your block faces) and wind region with the enquiry. A higher BAL rating changes glazing, seals, screening and external fixings, and cyclone regions change tie-down and bracing. These are built into the module at the factory, so a late bushfire assessment usually means a delay rather than a quick change.

A prepared concrete slab or screw pile footings, level and set out to the drawings we supply. Screw piles are popular on sloping and rural blocks because they need minimal excavation, while a slab is often what a certifier prefers for a permanent dwelling. A local engineer signs off the footing design against your soil classification (the site test that grades how much your ground swells and shrinks with moisture) and wind region.

The written quote confirms warranty duration, covered components, exclusions, remedies and provider details. Appliances and fittings carry their own manufacturer warranties. Damage from incorrect footings, unapproved site modifications or unlicensed connections is excluded. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law apply in addition to the factory guarantee.