Your questions, answered

Yes. Modules are designed to suit site constraints, planning requirements and spatial needs. We adapt layouts and configurations based on project intent.

We work across commercial, multi-residential, health and aged care, education, community, infrastructure and accommodation projects.

Modules are shipped, unloaded and craned into position using established lifting and transport methods. We coordinate with local contractors for foundations, services and final works.

All modules are engineered to Australian standards and certified before leaving the factory. We provide full documentation and drawings for building surveyors and local authorities.

Modules are built in our manufacturing facility in Foshan, China. Every module is inspected at each stage of production and signed off before it is packed and shipped to site.

We use controlled factory settings, third-party inspections and engineering sign-off at key points in the process. Nothing ships until it meets structural, architectural and compliance requirements.

Yes. Modules are engineered as permanent structures and use materials and systems comparable to traditional builds.

Most of the build happens offsite, which shortens timelines, reduces site disruption and improves cost certainty.

Timelines vary by scale and complexity, but offsite manufacturing means construction and site works can run concurrently, significantly reducing the overall program.

Factory production reduces waste, labour time and rework, providing more cost certainty and a more predictable project budget.

Yes. Controlled production reduces waste, and the precision of the process supports higher-performing building envelopes and reduced embodied carbon depending on specification.

No. We deliver nationally, with no minimum project size.

Yes. We deliver nationally, including on regional and remote sites and in cyclone regions, where the structure, cladding, windows and connections are designed for the wind loads.

The registered builder. On a design-and-deliver project we appoint and manage the builder for you. When we supply modules to your builder, your builder holds the permit and looks after the site works, footings, services and connections.

Tell us where the site is, what you want to build and roughly how much, and when you would like to start. Drawings, a feasibility study or tender documents help if you have them. Leave out anything you are unsure of and we will talk it through.