| Are the plans complete ready for Building
Yes the plans have all you need for building, however councils require land details before approval.
What do I need to get council approval.
Most councils require land details for building approval.
You need to get a soil test and land survey and submit with the plans.
Do I have to worry about Copy Right
YES All builders and designers have a right to protect there Copy Right.
If you copy the plans or part of the plans they have the right to take you to court and recover costs.
We include the Copy Right Licence For you to build the design one time only.
If you are a builder and want to build the design more than once you simply need to pay a extra small fee.
Can I build the design anywhere in the world
Yes, however the plans are in metric not feet and inches so are ideal and ready to build in Australia and New Zealand.
The USA and other parts of the world will need to convert the plans to there system. This is not costly and is a lot cheaper than paying a designer from scratch,
plus these are proven designs that work and are great for resale.
How long before I get the plans
The plans are mailed to you as soon as payment is received, so most plans are delivered in 5 to 6 days.
Are the plans printed on paper
Yes the plans are printed on A3 size paper which is ideal for council lodgement and building on site.
Are your plans better than designing a home from scratch
Yes we believe they are because these are proven designs that work and have been built before.
They have great resale value and have been designed to be cheaper to build than trying to start from a flat piece of paper.
Why do you say they are low cost building
When you design, the best way to keep the costs down is use the std products on the market.
If the design uses a lot of special design products to fit the room then it costs more.
Also if the room sizes are designed to use std lengths and widths of timber, carpet tiles etc, you get less cutting and less wastage.
So if you save 10 percent wastage on building a $200,000 home, you save $20,000 in costs, plus saving on labour time.
What is the cost of building the home
The cost of building varies across Australia , however most builders work off a sq meter price.
Currently the cost of homes to build start from $650 a sq meter, so a 200 sq home would be from $130,000 through a builder.
If you ring a few local builders they will be able to give you a sq meter price to build.
Is it cheaper to owner build
Yes ! of course some major builders add from 20% up to 40% on top of the building costs, so a home that cost $200,000 could cost
up to $280,000 so you could save up to $80,000 on a home.
Can I change the design
Yes you can, if you take our plan to a draftsman he can alter the design to suit your needs.
This is a lot cheaper than designing from scratch plus our auction includes the copyright so you can change the design. | 
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