FAQs
Most Popular Questions
The base prices (landed in Welshpool, excluding GST) are as follows:
TINY: $78,000 (22.5 $m^2$, 1 Bedroom)
BREEZE: $124,100 (36.65 $m^2$, 1 Bedroom)
COVE: $133,100 (39.15 $m^2$, 2 Bedroom 1 bathroom)
HORIZON: $181,200 (60.48 $m^2$, 2 Bedrooms 2 bathroom)
MEADOW: $287,000 (87 $m^2$, 3 Bedrooms)
The base price does not include GST, installation, site work, surveys, soil tests, or footing costs. You should allow an additional $35k–$65k for these items, depending on the design and site conditions.
The total timeline is approximately 75 days. This is broken down into:
30 days for production.
30 days for shipping to Australia.
15 days for onsite installation.
Yes, all designs are independently certified for use in Australia. They comply with the National Construction Code 2022 and are classified as Class 1A buildings
Modular homes are typically built using Light Gauge Steel (LGS), insulation materials like Rockwool, OSB structural boards, gypsum boards, SPC flooring, and metal roofing systems.
Most modern modular homes use Light Gauge Steel framing for better durability, precision, and resistance to termites compared to timber.
Yes, modular homes use engineered materials designed for long-term durability, structural strength, and resistance to environmental factors.
Yes, materials like metal roofing, treated timber cladding, and waterproof membranes protect modular homes from rain, wind, and moisture.
Yes, high-quality modular homes are designed to comply with standards such as AS/NZS building codes for safety and performance.
LGS is a cold-formed galvanized steel used as the structural frame of modular homes, offering high strength and dimensional stability.
Steel does not warp, shrink, or attract termites, making it more stable and durable than timber.
Steel frames are coated with Galvalume or galvanized layers, providing strong corrosion resistance.
yes we can upgrade and certify the design for cyclone condition.
Modular kitchens typically use melamine-coated cabinets, durable countertops, and SPC flooring, designed for moisture resistance and easy maintenance.
Common options include stone, engineered quartz, or compact laminate countertops, providing durability and a modern finish.
Modular homes use PEX pipes for hot water and PVC pipes for cold water and drainage, ensuring durability and corrosion resistance.
Yes, materials like PVC panels, tiles, and waterproof surfaces make cleaning quick and simple.
Yes, most modular homes come with pre-installed kitchen cabinetry, designed for efficient storage and modern aesthetics.
Yes, proper ventilation systems and window placement help reduce humidity, odors, and moisture buildup.
Absolutely. You can customize cabinet finishes, layouts, fixtures, and materials to suit your preferences and lifestyle.
Yes, modular bathrooms typically include toilet, sink, and essential fittings, ready for immediate use after installation.
Yes, QT Modular homes are delivered with pre-installed kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and electrical systems, reducing on-site work.
QT Modular homes can be completed in as little as 8–12 weeks, thanks to factory-controlled construction.
Yes, QT Modular allows upgrades for fixtures, fittings, and finishes, depending on your design preferences and budget.
Yes, QT Modular homes are built with insulated wall systems, Rockwool insulation, and double-glazed windows, improving thermal performance year-round.
No, QT Modular integrates Rockwool insulation and layered roof systems, helping reduce external noise, including rain.
No, all QT Modular bathrooms are factory-tested and built with waterproof systems, ensuring high reliability before installation.
No, QT Modular homes use Light Gauge Steel framing with stable ceiling systems, significantly reducing the risk of cracks compared to traditional builds.
Yes, QT Modular uses PEX piping, PVC systems, and moisture-resistant finishes, all selected for long-term durability and minimal maintenance.
At QT Modular Homes, kitchens are designed with pre-engineered cabinetry systems and durable materials, helping reduce costs compared to traditional builds while maintaining high quality.
Yes, QT Modular bathrooms are factory-built with precision, reducing labour time and cost while ensuring consistent quality and waterproof performance.
Our homes range from approximately 22.5 m² to 118 m², depending on the design, number of bedrooms, and layout requirements.
Standard modular homes can typically be completed within around 12 weeks, depending on approvals and site conditions. Smaller ready-built models may be installed in as little as 2 weeks after council approval.
Yes. QT Modular Homes are designed to meet NCC (National Construction Code) standards, making them suitable for permanent residential living.
All homes require Building Permission , which depends on zoning, block size, and planning regulations in your area.
Does not need Council approval if the building area under 70sqm.
Modular homes can offer better cost control and faster build times, but final pricing depends on design, site conditions, and specifications.
QT Modular Homes offers a 7-year structural warranty and a 6-month defect period.
Yes, the external cladding is made of H3-treated pine, which is resistant to termites, moisture, and cracking. Additionally, the main frame is made from rust-resistant galvanized steel meeting standard AS 1397.
The homes feature energy efficiency approved to current Australian standards. This includes high-quality double-glazing windows and insulation in the walls and ceilings for thermal efficiency.
The homes come with premium built-in furniture, including kitchen cabinets, vanity cabinets, wardrobes, and optional for a sofa, and a dining table. The interior also features gypsum walls and ceilings.
If a crane cannot lift the modules over the main house, there is an option to fabricate the home in panel form (flatpack) to be assembled directly on-site.
Steel frame homes are engineered to handle structural loads, wind pressure, and long-term use.
OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is used for structural sheathing to strengthen walls, floors, and roofs.
Common insulation materials include Rockwool (mineral wool) for thermal, acoustic, and fire resistance.
Yes, Rockwool provides excellent thermal insulation, soundproofing, and fire resistance.
Yes, thanks to insulation, double-glazed windows, and airtight construction systems.
Yes, insulation and reflective roofing materials help reduce heat transfer.
They offer strong sound insulation due to materials like Rockwool and double-glazed windows.
Common cladding includes treated timber (Radiata Pine), fiber cement boards, or metal panels.
Yes, treated timber (e.g., H3 Radiata Pine) is resistant to moisture and outdoor conditions.
Modular homes often use color-coated metal roofing with insulation layers.
Yes, they use waterproof membranes, sealed joints, and weather-resistant materials.
Interior walls typically use fire-resistant gypsum boards for safety and smooth finishes.
Yes, SPC flooring combined with structural layers ensures long-term durability.
Modular homes use double-glazed windows with aluminium frames for insulation and durability.
Yes, both PEX and PVC are corrosion-resistant and long-lasting.
High-quality copper cables, switch systems, and certified electrical panels are used.
Modular homes typically use SPC (Stone Plastic Composite) flooring, combined with OSB structural boards and insulation layers for durability and comfort.
Yes, floors are designed with Rockwool insulation layers, helping reduce heat transfer and improve indoor comfort.
Yes, materials like SPC flooring and protective bottom layers help prevent moisture damage.
Ceilings are typically finished with gypsum boards, installed under the roof structure.
we use fire rated plasterboard plus the roof is is colour bond which is fire rated.
QT Modular focuses on engineered materials, precision manufacturing, and strict quality control, often delivering equal or higher quality than traditional builds.
While modular homes may offer less flexibility than fully custom builds, QT Modular provides optimised design options that balance customization, speed, and cost efficiency.
Yes, QT Modular homes are designed to meet Australian building standards, ensuring durability in various climate conditions.
QT Modular homes offer faster build times, cost efficiency, and consistent quality, while still allowing customization where it matters.
• Site clearing and leveling must be completed
• Suitable foundation (concrete slab or footings) prepared
• Clear access for delivery trucks and crane
• Our team will assess and guide based on your site
• Depends on location, site conditions, and accessibility
• Affected by design size and complexity
• Transport and crane costs may apply
• Detailed quote provided after site assessment
• Yes, both interior and exterior colours can be selected
• Multiple finishes and styles available
• Custom options to match your preferences
• Built with steel framing (no timber)
• Resistant to termites and common pests
• Suitable for Australian climate conditions
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COVE
$ 130,000 +
~ 50 m2 (available)
- 2-bedroom 1 bathroom
- Kitchen included
- 3D-Visualization of premises
- Scheme of interior finishing
- Floor & celling plan
HULK
$ 180,000 +
~80 m2 (order 4 weeks)
- 3 luxury bedroom 1 bathroom
- Kitchen included
- 3D-Visualization of premises
- Scheme of interior finishing
- Floor & celling plan
Meadow
$ 287,000 +
112 m2 (order 4 weeks)
- 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom
- Luxury kitchen
- 3D-Visualization of premises
- Scheme of interior finishing
- Floor & celling plan