The Retreat Range

• Electronic Set of Building Plans.
• Structural Engineering Certification.
• Working Drawings.
• Energy Assessment including R Rating or
  BASIX.
• Structural Footing Certification.
• Weather Tightness Certification.
• Assistance with Planning and Building Permits.

• 50mm Colorbond Insulated Wall Panels.
• Choice of PUPVC/Colorbond/Cement Sheet Wall Cladding.
• 50mm Colorbond Insulated Roof Panels – CI.
• Aluminium Single or Double Glazed Sliding Windows.
• Aluminium Single or Double Glazed sliding Door.
• Colorbond Facia, Gutters & Roof Capping.
• Choice of Other External Wall Cladding Finishes POA.

• Ring Steel C-Section Subfloor Galvanised.
• All Steel Wall Framing, External and Internal.
• RHS Roof Purlins and Rafters.
• Hardware Blind Rivets, Self Tapping Screws, Bolts and Silicon Sealers.

• The Retreat Kit Home has been engineered for easy assembly, allowing owner builders to make further substantial savings.
• One week to lock up stage from delivery!
• Allows you complete freedom to personally choose all the items and level of finishes you want in your home.

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Prefabricated Kit Homes and Granny Flats are no doubt one of the most cost effective ways to build your kit home or granny flat.

Our designs have been engineered for easy assembly allowing owner builders to make further substantial savings.

Like any building project there are a number of additional items you will need to budget for.

While the following list is a guide only we have found it to be a close estimate for the majority of times.

Individual factors relating to the site, its location, demand on builder services in your area all will have a bearing on the final outcome.

• Cost of Kit Home/Granny Flat.
• Delivery costs form your nearest capital city, allow $750/100kms.
• If using a builder to assemble your kit home then roughly allow the same cost of the kit home for the cost of assembly.
• Fixtures, fittings and appliances.
• Permits and approvals.
• Connection to services.
• It’s also a good idea to have a small contingency fund set aside to cater for the unexpected.

The following finish materials are not included with the lock up kit.

Floor coverings
Internal Doors and Jambs
Skirting and Architraves
Gyprock and Cornices
Paint and Tiles

If you are assembling your Kit Home as an owner builder you will need to engage a licensed electrician and plumber and they will typically provide these materials.

If you are engaging a builder to assemble your Kit Home they will include these items in their quote.