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Installing plasterboard walls and insulation

Installing plasterboard walls and insulation is a crucial phase in the construction or renovation of your home. This process not only defines the internal layout but also enhances thermal and acoustic performance. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or working with professionals, understanding the steps involved ensures a quality finish.
Plumbing and electrical rough ins

Plumbing and electrical services rough-in

The term ‘rough in’ describes the installation of a building’s plumbing and electrical services in wall cavities, before the walls are lined with plasterboard.      The...

How exterior walls are put up

Exterior walls are one of the most important structural elements of any home. They support the roof, help control temperature and moisture, reduce noise and form the first line of defence against the weather. Getting them right means combining strength, insulation, weatherproofing and good looks—all within the limits of the National Construction Code.
How steel roofs are installed

How steel/Colorbond/Zincalume roofs are installed

   With the house's frame erected, in many cases it’s time to put on the roof. Whether this goes on before walls go up will...
Roof tiles

How tile roofs are installed

Once the house’s frame is in place, it’s time to put the roof cladding on. Whether this goes on before external walls are erected...
How a house frame is erected

How a house frame is erected

After the site’s been fully prepared and the foundations have been put in place, the next step is to begin to put wall and...
Slab floor

Putting in a slab or stumps

Once the building site’s been properly cleared, prepared and secured, it’s finally time to start building your house! This begins with what’s called the...
Single double acting door

Floor plan abbreviations and symbols

Floor plans, site plans, elevations and other architectural diagrams are generally pretty self explanatory - but the devil's often in the details. It's not...

Elevations, framing plans, wall sections, and shadow diagrams

If you're building or renovating, your architectural drawings will include more than just floor plans. Detailed diagrams like elevations, framing plans, wall sections and shadow diagrams are essential for showing how your home will be constructed—and how it will work with its surroundings. These drawings are also critical for council approvals and compliance with the National Construction Code.
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How to read floor plans

If you’re getting a house built, a floor plan is probably the most detailed and important part of the drafting process - and it's...