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Old 12-01-2005, 10:42 AM   #31
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These guys have a superb product. Most comprehensive kit I've seen, frame went together with minimal hassle. Steel frame is the way to go.

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Old 12-01-2005, 12:14 PM   #32
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Tarwin is were we the house is being built, had a crane for 2 of the 11m ones (the heavy hard wood main ones), all others droped ontop of the frame ready to go, the others are easy to pass up as they are alot smaller.
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Old 13-01-2005, 01:32 AM   #33
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These guys have a superb product. Most comprehensive kit I've seen, frame went together with minimal hassle. Steel frame is the way to go.

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yeh these guys seem to produce pretty decent kits, and they also sponsored a V8 supercar for a while a couple of years back! :
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Old 22-01-2005, 12:20 AM   #34
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Just received a quote for a 2 storey Nusteel home. Damn near had a heart attack..............$150000.00 kit only.....................
Plus on costs like plumber, electrician, PC items, kitchen etc, excluding any actual building, they estimate all up cost to be $246000.00.
I can get a 30 square home built including all carpeting furnishing PC items for that kind of money !!!
Unbelievable. !!!!!!!
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Old 22-01-2005, 12:26 AM   #35
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yeh these guys seem to produce pretty decent kits, and they also sponsored a V8 supercar for a while a couple of years back! :
If 4 of us can put up 51 squares of frame in a weekend, and all the roof trusses in the next, without loss of skin, limb or eyes. I'd say they are a pretty decent kit. Easy to true up too. :

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Old 22-01-2005, 02:31 AM   #36
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I'm in the middle of building a Kitome kit it's a 17 square 4 bedroom home with ensuite and cost around $40,000 for the complete kit.
You may have trouble getting finance I couldn't get a loan to build it myself but I could if I got a qualified builder to build it.
My mother built a Nusteel house by herself so anyone who can read instructions can do it.
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Old 22-01-2005, 02:37 AM   #37
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I found this while searching for kit homes a few weeks back looks interesting. http://www.zego.com.au/ anyone have any thoughts on this or even seen it done before.
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Old 22-01-2005, 02:16 PM   #38
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My wife and I really like the old style of homes in our area and we thought that a house of Federation era would be nice to build. Most of the mainstream builders build a "federation" fascade but when I had a look in a kit home magazine I found these people:Harkaway Homes

We instantly fell in love with the Victorian gabled and the fair dinkum federation designs that really looked like a fair dinkum older style homes. The price that they quote only included the lock up stage with all the plumbing, electrical, gyprock etc to do. The only problem that we had at the time was that the bank wouldn't finance it.
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