Our Kits
Our MaxTrans Kit Cabins: Engineered for Simplicity & Strength
Discover our unique transportable buildings – mass production kits designed in Australia, built in our own Victorian facility, and very easy to assemble. A cost-effective solution to space problems.
From Only $25,000+GST
How Does It Work?
Full step by step assembly plan, designed for a handy man or a tradie, or a few family members that are handy. No previous building experience required.
You will need to simply engage a certified electrician and certified plumber for any plumbing or electrical works.
Our Range
Our experience shows Kit A is the smallest unit 1-2 people can live in long term with dignity and comfort. It’s a good compromise for cost-effective accommodation.
This style and particular form of construction has just been released and we have been working on it for over 10 years, to develop it to a point where it is easy and simple and strong, and handyman-friendly, and of course cost-effective. Our low cost is due to mass production of materials.
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Why?
From $25,000 + GST for a complete basic cabin in kit form. Our kits are built with all locally sourced components and materials – nothing is imported.
- Fully transportable building
- Complies with the building code and to councils [you need to confirm the placement details with your local council]
- All galvanised steel chassis and structure (corrosion resistant) with a minimum 440 MPA steel strength
- Chassis is a bolted galvanised construction
- Kit A includes 3 x 1455mm wide by 1125mm high sliding windows (single glazed)
- Small bathroom window 310mm by 560mm wide (single glazed)
- One sliding glass door 2125 high by 1750 wide (single glazed)
- Flooring (yellow tongue chipboard)
- All internal wall panelling (white)
- All internal roof panelling (white)
- All the internal wall frame (galvanised steel) 550 MPA steel strength
- Kit includes all internal roof frame structure (galvanised steel) 440 MPA steel strength
- All external wall covering (galvanised steel) 550 MPA steel strength
- All external roofing material (galvanised steel) 440 MPA steel strength
- Insulation in the roof
- All wall insulation
- All bolting and attaching screws
- Floor joists and bearers are galvanised steel with 440 MPA strength
- Full step by step assembly plan
Our Kits and their form of construction comply to permanent living laws for internal fire and fumes. They are fully engineered and certified.
Fire Rating Evaluation: We are currently doing evaluation on the cabin’s fire rating, and we believe they are suited to have a rating of fire resistant and perhaps with double glazed doors and windows it may rate as fire proof as it is all steel construction.
Cyclone Rating Evaluation: Due to its integral strength and all steel construction we are currently evaluating the cabins to confirm they may be cyclone rated with a few strategic minor modifications, [still under evaluation and engineering] including and requiring double glazed windows and doors.
What is NOT included
- Internal bathroom [not supplied]
- Kitchen cupboards [not supplied]
- Electrical wiring [not supplied]
- Plumbing sewer and water [not supplied]
- Kitchen sink or appliances [not supplied]
- Floor furnishing like carpet or lino [not supplied]
- Lighting [not supplied]
- Power points [not supplied]
Crucial Note: All the above items are easy for a favourite local plumber and your favourite local electrician to install for you during the assembly process, before the floor panels are laid down and before the internal wall panels are fitted. You will need to engage a certified electrician and certified plumber if you want a kitchen and bathroom.
Design Your Perfect Interior
Your imagination is your limit to what you can do inside. You can even recycle a second-hand kitchen if you like, and fit it yourself. There are many places where you can buy wardrobes, kitchen cupboards and bench tops in kit form [like Bunnings or IKEA] or you can buy what you need from a kitchen supplier or fabricator and they will come and install them for you.
On this sample layout, you can see a set of 3 standing wardrobes, about 2 meters high and one metre wide, which will separate the bedroom from the living area, the kitchen is screwed to the rear of the 3 standing wardrobes that are screwed to the floor and one wall. That is a simple way of separating the bedroom from the living area. The wardrobe at 2 meters is not as tall as the roof (2.4 meters high) so it allows air flow from a reverse cycle air conditioner that could be fitted beside the front door or end wall, to blow warm or cool air over the top of the wardrobe and around the side of wardrobes, no bedroom door required. Option for a small bathroom in the corner – see the drawing – but remember you can do whatever you like inside.
Questions about a Kit? Let's Talk!
Feel free to talk to us and your local council regarding placement details. We’re here to help and guide you.