Cottesloe 3x2

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Flexible and
efficient homes

Please phone 1300 812 128 to talk about the possibilities of building one of our Two Storey series on your block.

NARROW BLOCK COMPATIBLE

Overall SIZE:
Width 12.72m
Length 19.76m

AREA
GROUND FLOOR: 119.47m²
UPPER FLOOR: 59.50m²
GARAGE / STORE: 39.34m²
VERANDAH: 6.99m²
ALFRESCO: 17.34m²
BALCONY: 6.98m²
TOTAL: 249.62m²

About the
design

Design Features:

ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED
MODERN IN VOGUE FRONT ELEVATION.
SMART GLASS TO ALL ALUMINIUM WINDOWS AND DOORS IN CLIMATE ZONES 4 & 5.
LARGE KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST BAR, AND STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES.
HIS & HERS VANITY BASINS TO ENSUITE.
FEATURE ENTRY & BALCONY DOOR.
FEATURE LINED ENTRY VERANDAH INCLUDED.
2.4m CEILING HEIGHT WITH RAISED CEILING TO PARENT’S RETREAT.
LARGE DOUBLE GARAGE JOINED TO MAIN HOME WITH LINED CEILING, CONCRETE SLAB AND REMOTE DOUBLE SECTIONAL DOOR.
STORE ROOM INCLUDED.
THEATRE INCLUDED.
NARROW BLOCK COMPATIBLE.

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NARROW BLOCK COMPATIBLE

Overall SIZE:
Width 12.72m
Length 19.76m

AREA
GROUND FLOOR: 119.47m²
UPPER FLOOR: 59.50m²
GARAGE / STORE: 39.34m²
VERANDAH: 6.99m²
ALFRESCO: 17.34m²
BALCONY: 6.98m²
TOTAL: 249.62m²

Twenty two years
providing WA a better way to build.

Treated Pine Timber the only
renewable building resource

The timber we use in our framed and truss construction is harvested from renewable growth forests. Modern treatment methods for rot and insect (termite) attack is a tried and proven protection and is safe to use in domestic situations.
(Reference blue & C.C.A.)

Timber is the only truly renewable building material, with minimal climate impact. The use and regrowth of timber as a construction material is beneficial to the environment by its process in using carbon dioxide and release of oxygen, a process at its optimum in young growing trees.

Cyclone and Seismic Areas

The design and building method utilising truss style engineered components gives superior cyclonic and seismic capabilities. Variations can apply additional tie-down strength for extreme conditions.

Ed Piggott
Structural Engineer