Capsule · Two storeys
Two-Storey Capsule, 1 Bedroom
Two-level capsule with a bedroom, living area and balcony, for two people.
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- To confirm
- Size
- 33.25 m² footprint
Modular and expandable homes for Australian properties
From a one-bedroom cabin to a six-bedroom two-storey house. See the specs, then ask for a quote for your site.
- Less building work on your blockMuch of the house is made off site. Site work, footings and connections are still needed.
- A range of sizesFrom a one-bedroom cabin for a relative or guest, up to six bedrooms over two levels.
- Specs you can checkEach listing shows walls, roof, floor and windows. Anything we don’t know is marked “to confirm”, not guessed.
All houses
A modular house is made in sections away from your site, then transported and put together at your place. An expandable house travels folded, close to shipping-container size, and opens out on site for more room. “20ft” and “40ft” describe the module, roughly 6 m or 12 m long.
People look at these for extra accommodation for family, a home on acreage or a regional block, or a smaller place to live. No prices are listed because each quote depends on your site.
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Catalogue models
Eight models with different materials and layouts. Check each one, as specs vary.
Expandable · One level
20ft Terrace Cabin, 1 Bedroom
One-level cabin with a 2.2 m terrace and a gable roof. No kitchen furniture.
- Bedrooms
- 1 (to confirm)
- Bathrooms
- To confirm
- Size
- 37.6 m², excl. terrace
Expandable · One level
20ft Covered Terrace Home, 2 Bedroom
One-level home with an L-shaped kitchen, a 2 m terrace with railing and an awning.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 37.2 m², excl. terrace
Expandable · One level
20ft Gable Home, 2 Bedroom
One-level home with a gable front and canopy. Kitchen connections only, no cabinets.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 40.1 m²
Expandable · One level
40ft Base Module, 3 Bedroom
Larger one-level module with PU insulation and electric underfloor heating. Cladding, terrace, stairs and pitched roof not included.
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 76.3 m²
Expandable · Two storeys
20ft Two-Storey, 3 Bedroom
Two levels with a terrace, spiral stair inside and electric underfloor heating.
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 76.7 m², both levels
Expandable · Two storeys
20ft Two-Storey, 4 Bedroom
Two levels with two L-shaped kitchens, external stairs, terrace and gable roof.
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 74.3 m², both levels
Expandable · Two storeys
Double 40ft Two-Storey
The largest listing, built from two 40ft modules. The complete house configuration is still to be confirmed.
- Bedrooms
- To confirm
- Bathrooms
- To confirm
- Size
- 148.7 m² total
Specified versions
Five set configurations. Each has 100 mm PU walls and roof, thicker floor insulation, triple glazing and a raised 2.7 m internal height.
Expandable · One level
40ft Single-Level, 3 Bedroom
One level, 3 m high, with one kitchen and a raised 2.7 m internal height.
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 11.8 × 7.54 m
Expandable · Two storeys
40ft Two-Storey, 6 Bedroom
Two levels, 6 m high, with two kitchens, gable roof, terrace and external stairs.
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Size
- 11.8 × 7.54 m
Expandable · One level
20ft Terrace Home, No Gable Roof
One level with a terrace and no gable roof.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 5.9 × 7.54 m
Expandable · One level
20ft Flat-Frame Gable with Terrace
One level with a gable roof and terrace, listed as a flat-frame version.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 5.9 × 7.54 m
Expandable · One level
20ft Gable Roof with Terrace
One level with a gable roof and terrace.
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Size
- 5.9 × 7.54 m
A home that fits your plans
Start with the space you need, then choose a home you can picture on your property.
- Room for family or guestsCompare compact cabins with larger family homes and two-storey options.
- Find a layout you likeExplore bedrooms, living areas and outdoor spaces, with the key details in each listing.
- A clear quote for your propertyShare your postcode and the house you like. See the proposed inclusions and delivery details together before you decide.
How quotes work
- Choose a housePick from the list, or tell us you’re not sure yet.
- Tell us about your siteYour postcode, how you’ll use the house, and anything we should know about access.
- Check your written quoteIt’s specific to your site, so you can see what’s in and what’s out before you decide.
Your quote should say whether each of these is in or out, so you can price anything else separately:
- The house and its listed fit-out
- Freight to your site
- Unloading and craning
- Assembly on site
- Site preparation and footings
- Power, water and sewer connections
- Changes to electrical fittings
- Approval and certifier fees
Common questions
How much does a house cost?
We don’t list set prices. The total depends on the house, your location, freight, site work and what’s included, so each quote is specific to your site.
Do I need council approval?
Often, but it depends on your location and how you’ll use the house. Check with your council or a private building certifier before you commit.
Can a house get to my property?
It depends on your site access. Tell us about your road, gate, slope and any overhead wires or trees when you ask for a quote.
Are the wiring and fittings ready for Australia?
Don’t assume so. Some supplier specs list EU or Chinese electrical fittings, and others don’t say. Ask what would change, and get it in writing in your quote.
What if a spec says “to confirm”?
It means the supplier information is missing or unclear. We’d need to confirm it before you rely on it.
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