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Aurora Standard Turn-key Home from AUD $99,000

Sleeps 1–6

Flexible sleeping space across the ground floor, loft and lounge.

Dimensions

8.93m Length

4.51m Width

3.89m Height

Price (AUD)

From $99,000

Features

  • Separate ground-level bedroom
  • Single bed loft
  • One lounge bed
  • Side entry door
  • Bathroom

Description

Ideal for Tiny and Granny Flats

Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) panels are engineered wood products made from layers of kiln-dried lumber stacked crosswise at 90-degree angles and glued together, forming strong, stable panels typically with 3-7 layers.

Our homes use prefabricated CLT panels, precision-cut off-site for windows, doors and openings, then assembled on prepared foundations at your property.

For Brisbane and Gold Coast homeowners planning a compact home or granny flat, our standard modules combine a space-efficient layout with off-site manufacturing. Site preparation, access and the home's specification are considered as part of planning for Queensland's subtropical climate.

Key Advantages

Structural timber: CLT panels form part of the load-bearing structure. Their specification is considered alongside the complete wall, floor and roof design.
Comfort: Insulation, glazing, shading and ventilation work together with the timber structure to support year-round comfort in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Model prices (AUD): Aurora from $99,000; Fjord from $109,000; Horizon from $134,000. An itemised quotation helps you plan for the module, transport, foundations and other site costs.
Off-site manufacture: Precision-cut panels reduce fabrication work at your Brisbane or Gold Coast property. Installation is scheduled around access, foundations and site readiness.
Durability and protection: Moisture detailing, exterior finishes and project-specific fire requirements are considered as part of the complete building design.
Material use: Timber stores carbon, while factory cutting can reduce on-site offcuts. Sourcing, transport and the complete home specification also influence its environmental impact.

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Cost Advantages of Wood Frame Panel Houses

Industrially produced wood frame panel houses offer several cost advantages over traditionally built structures with similar energy-efficiency characteristics.

  • Simpler and Cheaper Foundation

    Wood frame panel houses are lightweight compared with masonry or concrete structures. This reduces the need for heavy-duty foundations and lowers excavation and material costs.

  • Shorter Construction Time

    Factory prefabrication completes much of the work before delivery, speeding up on-site assembly and reducing labour costs and weather-related delays.

  • Lower Labour Costs

    Precision prefabrication reduces on-site labour requirements. Fewer workers are needed for a shorter period, creating substantial savings.

  • Energy Efficiency at a Lower Cost

    Wood has natural insulating properties, while panel construction supports advanced insulation without the extra materials and labour often required by masonry construction.

  • Reduced Waste and Material Efficiency

    Industrial production optimises material use and reduces the cutting errors and waste associated with on-site construction.

  • Faster Return on Investment

    A shorter construction programme allows owners or developers to occupy or rent the building sooner, reducing interim costs and financial pressure.