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1 The Luxury cabin

2 Cabin Specifications: Price: $15,900 including GST for the basic kit Built size: Cabin = 5.85m x Veranda = 5.85m x 2.25m. Height 2.47m/3.57 Flat packed: 5.85m x 2.25m. Height 1.5m Wind rating: N2 Building type: Class 1 (permanent habitable) Building timeframe: 4-5 days including foundation with 3 people. Ease of build: The Luxury cabin is engineered for DIY but is more involved than the Allrounder cabin. General build info: Full engineering drawings provided on purchase and site-specific services available for building approvals. These kits can be built DIY or talk to us about other build options. Manufacturing info: The cabins are Australian engineered and come factory direct from China. The foundations are Australian made from either Hot dipped galvanised or DuraGal. All products strictly comply with Australian standards and include a replacement guarantee.

3 House Materials: * Steel frame base * Plywood floor * External walls: Steel sandwich panel with 75mm EPS insulation. White paint finish. * Roof: Steel sandwich panel with corrugated roofing + 75mm EPS insulation. White paint finish. * Internal walls: Steel sandwich panel with 50mm EPS insulation. White paint finish. * Doors: Aluminium with EPS foam * Windows: Aluminium frame with Australian standard glass * All building screws and bolts included Optional extras: * Internal walls = $500 * PVC Floor finish (lino) = $400 * Cladding = $1950 * Guttering and downpipe = $450 * Kitchen = $950 * Toilet and wash basin = $200 (includes tap mixer but not pvc piping) * Glass shower = $400 (includes glass shower room, base, taps and shower head) * Electrical wiring and fittings = $525 (not including circuit breaker) * Steel foundation = $1750 for a custom engineered foundation * Shipping from = $600 - $1400. Contact us for an exact quote on delivery

4 Build Process The Luxury cabin is built on steel piers and can be built either DIY or for you using our network of registered builders. Depending on your location and zoning different rules will apply depending on your intended usage for the cabin. If you wish to build it as a house or granny flat you will need to lodge an application with council (TCW can help with this). There are a few things you will need organise to gain approval, these include: * Waste water report. You will need a special report done for council to show how you will manage your waste water. Allowances will need to be made for new connections or septic systems. Estimates cost $750+ * Electrical connections. Electrical costs will vary depending on your requirements. If you are building a granny flat (secondary dwelling) you may be able to run the power off the main house. It will be more expensive if a switch board upgrade or new connection is required. * Site survey and Geotechnical report. This includes a site map showing the slope of your site and a soil test. These are general build requirements that are reasonable straight forward to arrange. Estimated cost $1300 * Engineering footings + structural sign off. Another general build requirement; all building work needs to be signed off by a structural engineer. All TCW cabins include structural engineering already in the price. You will still need site specific sign off for your foundation though. TCW can arrange this for $1000 for standard projects.

5 * Private certifier fees. You will likely need to engage a private certifier to obtain approval for your project. Some offer additional services and can help streamline and simplify the application process. We have a few preferred providers so talk to us if we can help in your local area. Estimated cost $900+ * Council fees. This varies depending on area and build type. We advise talking to your local council as a first step, they can generally explain their fee structure first hand and can also advise on any local specific build requirements. Once you have approval the build process can begin. Step 1 Deliver and set footings in concrete. The footings consist of rows of piers with a beam on top welded together. Step 2 - Once the foundation is set the cabin flat packs can be delivered and dropped directly onto the foundation (if there is vehicle access, otherwise some form of machine lift will be required). Step 3 The cabin can be built directly on top of the foundation. Build Options The Luxury cabin can be built DIY or we can do it for you. We offer 2 main build options and can customise our service to meet your needs. We can take care of everything for you, including building approvals. Our team of fully registered tradesman will then complete the build for you. 1 - Owner Builder This is a good option if you want to reduce the costs of your project by building the cabin yourself. It requires obtainment of your construction white card and owner builder permit (can be done online for around $150 each). You have the option to project manage it yourself or we can assist

6 with free service and possible build assistance. The Allrounder series in particular is well suited to DIY and has been engineered for home install. The Luxury series is a step up with more pieces and a higher roof but can still be built by more experiences DIY ers. 2 - Full Build We offer building services for a complete build of your cabin using our network of registered builders. All builders are fully insured and licensed and will build your cabin as a permanent habitable structure (class 1a). Total build of Luxury cabin and foundation: $12,950 including GST These figures are based on the away rates of our Gold Coast builders. Discounts may apply for local or multi builds. The total build price includes: Builders wages Concrete for footings (varies upon location) Machinery hire for footings and cabin Builders insurance Builders 7-year Guarantee Builder accommodation and travel time Administration costs Electrical and plumbing quoted on a site by site basis. Contact us today to organise a detailed plumbing and electrical quote based on your site-specific requirements.

7 A x 75 x 3.0 SHS bearer typically UNO. 75 x 75 x 3.0 SHS column typically UNO. Substructure Arrangement (Axonometric) 90 10mm plate typically UNO Typical base plate detail A3 2 M12 UNO per notes A1 to A3. Section A / - (Option 1) A3 4 / N12 bundled.

8 A3 1 / 1# 1 / 2# 1 / 3# 2 - Steel base structure to be fixed in place by connection detail on S10. Cabin steel base structure fixed to 75 x 75 x 3.0 SHS bearers with 6mm continuous fillet weld. Hit 100 miss 300 typically. Cabin Steel Base Connected to Bearer 75 x 75 x 3.0 SHS steel bearer. 6mm continuous fillet weld under connecting steel base members to steel bearer under. Weld steel base joist to bearer typically with 6mm continuous fillet weld. Hit 100 miss 300 typically. Ply flooring not shown. 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS steel base joist member. Detail 1 / - Typical steel base to bearer end connection detail Plan View A3 Typical steel base to bearer connection at midpoint. 3mm end cap. 75 x 75 x 3.0 SHS bearer under. Typical Steel Base to Bearer Connection at Midpoint A3

9 Luxury Model (Complete).skp A3 1 Cabin Base Structure Connection 8mm thick base splice plate. 44 Threaded bolt hole typically. Threaded bolt hole typically. Detail 3 / - Steel base connection detail M12 30mm long galvanised bolts with 12 dia flat washers. 34 Detail 3 / - Steel base connection detail (completed) M12 30mm long galvanised bolts with 12 dia flat washers snug tight into threaded holes with a maximum torque of 70 Nmm. Refer to note 2 for snug tight definition. 34

10 A3 Detail 9, typical external composite sandwich panel to purlin connection. Composite insulated sandwich panel back wall. W4 to W8. 9 Detail 8, typical external composite sandwich panel to steel base connection. Composite Back Wall Panel Connection 15 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich roof panels. 5.5 x 135mm self drilling screws at 300 crs connecting composite roof panels to 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS purlins. Connection at each rib x 13 rivet at 300 crs connecting 0.5mm edge roof flashing to composite roof panel Refer to the cabin manufacturer for detail and warranty associated with sealants, adhesives, flashings and other waterproofing devices. 4.0 x 13mm rivet connecting 75mm thick sandwich panel to 35 x 35 x 1.0 aluminium angle at 300 crs typically and 150 from ends. 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels. 4.2 x 16mm long round self tapping screws at 300 crs connecting 35 x 35 x 1.0 aluminium angle to steel base. Self tapping screw to penetrate through plywood flooring. Plywood flooring. 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS x 40 x 2.0 RHS steel purlin. 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels. 5.5 x 100mm self drilling screws 36 at 300 crs connecting composite panels to 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS purlins. Detail 8 / - typical external composite sandwich panel to steel base connection. 4.2 x 16mm long round self tapping screws connecting 35 x 35 x 1.0 aluminium angle to steel base at 300 crs typically and 150 from ends. 41 Detail 9 / - typical external composite sandwich panel to purlin connection. A

11 A3 Refer detail 11 on S23 for typical external composite sandwich roof canopy panel to purlin connection. Composite Canopy Roof Panel Connection 16 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich canopy roof panels. 5.5 x 135mm self drilling screws at 300 crsconnecting composite roof panels to 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS purlins. Connection at each rib. 38 Client L. Randall 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS steel purlin. 6 Job Title 109 Hunt Road, Burpengary Detail 11 / - typical external composite sandwich roof panel to purlin connection. Drawing Title Construction Sequence Sheet 16 Drawing Status For construction Project No Drawing No Issue S23 A

12 A3 Luxury Cabin Material List The following are materials that have been assumed in the structural design of the cabin to be constructed. Please contact the structural engineer should there be any variation to the sizes and or missing elements from the list below. No. Name Specification Dimension (mm) Quantity Member No. Name Specification Dimension (mm) Quantity Member 1 Steel base structure 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS + plywood + PVC flooring 5850 x #, 2#, 3# 34 M12 bolts M12 x 30, with 12 dia flat washers 50 set M10 2,3 Steel columns 50 x 2.0 SHS 8 A1 - A8 35 M10 bolts M10 x 20, with 10 dia flat washers 50 set M11 4,5 6 7, , 13, Steel beam Steel purlins Front wall Back wall Side walls Side walls Partition wall panels Roof panels Canopy Panel 100 x 50 x 2.0 RHS 80 x 40 x 2.0 RHS 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels with door and window penetrations 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels with window penetrations 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels with window penetrations 75mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels with window penetrations 50mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels with door penetrations 50mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels 50mm thick composite insulated sandwich panels B1 - B4 C W1, W2 W4 - W8 W9 - W12 W9 - W12 G1 - G6 R1 - R3 R4 - R Hexagon head self tapping screws Hexagon head self tapping screws Hexagon head self tapping screws Self-tapping screw sleeve Rivet Round self-tapping screw Flat head tapping screw Base splice plate 5.5 x 100mm, self-drilling, with a white hat 5.5 x 75mm, self-drilling, with a white hat 5.5 x 135mm, self-drilling, with a white hat 4.0 x 13mm 4.2 x 16mm 4.2 x 50mm 8mm thick base plate M12 M13 M14 M15 M16 M17 M18 M20 21 External wall base aluminum bracket 35 x 35 x 1.0 equal angle aluminum bracket M4 22 External wall base aluminum bracket 35 x 35 x 1.0 equal angle aluminum bracket M4 24, 25 Partition wall base aluminum bracket 50 wide 25mm deep aluminum channel 2 M5 26 Interior wall bracket 35 x 35 x 1.0 interior angle aluminum M6 27 Interior wall bracket 35 x 35 x 1.0 interior angle aluminum M7 A 11 Jan 2018 LY GPK GPK Cabin Structure for Construction Additional notes: Issue Date By Checked Approved 1 / 3# Represents item number 1 on material list followed by member notation. T M E greg@gregkillen.com W 41 Dean Street Toowong Queensland Australia 4066 Client L. Randall Job Title 109 Hunt Road, Burpengary Drawing Title Material List Drawing Status For construction Project No Drawing No S3 Issue A

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