Combines classic design principles with modern style to create a comfortable and highly functional shack.
Its distinctive L-shaped layout provides a natural separation between living and sleeping areas, offering privacy and practicality while maintaining a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
At the heart of the design is an open-plan kitchen and living area, creating a central space where family and friends can gather, entertain and unwind. The layout is ideal for both everyday living and weekend getaways, delivering a comfortable environment that feels spacious and connected.
The CLUBHOUSE features two well-sized bedrooms along with a convenient toilet and laundry combination, making efficient use of the available space. The thoughtful floor plan provides all the essentials needed for comfortable living while maintaining a simple and practical design that suits a variety of lifestyles.
Finished with a contemporary Double Skillion roof, the CLUBHOUSE offers a modern architectural aesthetic that stands out in both rural and lifestyle settings. The L-shaped design also creates an ideal space for an outdoor deck or alfresco area, providing additional room for entertaining and making the most of the Australian outdoor lifestyle.
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COLORBOND® colours
An iconic Australian product known for its durability and design flexibility, COLORBOND® steel has become a household name in Australia.
Evolving into one of the world’s most advanced building materials over the past 50 years, COLORBOND® steel has become Australia’s single most popular steel brand. The reasons for its popularity are based in its sleek and elegant looks as well as its durability and thermal performance.
Classic
- Dover White™
- Surfmist®
- Southerly®
- Shale Grey™
- Bluegum®
- Windspray®
- Basalt®
- Classic Cream™
- Paperbark®
- Evening Haze®
- Dune®
- Gully®
- Jasper®
- Manor Red®
- Wallaby®
- Woodland Grey®
- Pale Eucalypt®
- Cottage Green®
- Ironstone®
- Deep Ocean®
- Night Sky®
- Monument®
Matt
- Surfmist® Matt
- Dune® Matt
- Shale Grey™ Matt
- Bluegum® Matt
- Basalt® Matt
- Monument® Matt
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BackWhat Ranbuild Supply with your Shack
- Complete building kit to lockup stage using 100% BlueScope materials, including frame, cladding, roofing, external doors, windows, roof & wall insulation.
- An internal Bill of Materials will be supplied listing the required components to fit out your shack. Total m2 of plasterboard, lineal meterage of skirting boards, architraves, cornice etc. will be listed, so you can cost and source the internal fit out.
- Delivery to your site.
- Full engineering plans for frames, roof, sub floor or slab (for Region N3 wind code areas.
- Full architectural elevations ready for submission to council.
- Indicative electrical and plumbing plans for DIY.
- Engineering plans for soil classifications A&S, M & MD.
Things You’ll Need
- Site Plan – A site plan is required for a building application submission to council.
- Soil Test – For soil classifications other than above, consult a local
engineer to provide RC Slab/Footing engineering to suit your site. - House Energy Rating Report – The BCA (Building Code of Australia) now require a house energy rating report from your respective state. QLD, VIC, TAS, SA, NT & WA all use measures adopted from the BCA regulations, with the exception of NSW. NSW operates its own Building Sustainability Index or BASIX.
- Local Building Certifier or Council Certifier – Home-owners are responsible for appointing a Licensed Building Certifier (Building Surveyor) or council certifier.
- A plumbing and Electrical Certifier – To ensure the plumbing drainage and electrical plans comply with prescribed standards. Certifiers must be licensed.
- Possible DA (Development Approval) from Local Council – You may need to submit a DA to the Local Planning and Land Authority or Council for approval.
- Mandatory BA (Building Approval) – A BA application must be lodged with the permit authority or local council.
