Confirm what arrives.
Ask for a written component list: timber, wall boards, hardware, markings, instructions and any supplied foundation components. Confirm what you need to source separately.
UNDERSTAND THE ARRANGEMENTS
More clarity.
Before you commit.
Use this guide to ask the right questions about your kit, its journey and assembly.
Plan the handover.
Discuss collection or delivery, access, unloading, handling and storage. Availability and costs depend on the project location and agreed arrangements.
Agree who does what.
Ask about site preparation, foundations, assembly skills, tools and contractor help. Establish responsibilities before ordering.
| Topic | Bring to the conversation | Confirm with the team |
|---|---|---|
| Building | Layout, intended use, approximate size | Approved dimensions and specification |
| Site | ZIP, photographs, access details | Site and foundation requirements |
| Supply | Pickup or delivery preference | Components, transport, unloading and lead time |
| Assembly | Your experience and help available | Instructions, tools and responsibilities |
| Order | Questions and preferred timing | Written quote, payment and ordering terms |
THE DETAILS BEHIND THE DESIGN
The thinking
behind the details.
Metal below ground
The design keeps timber out of the ground, with metal components extending below ground. Ask the team to confirm the foundation components and requirements for your project.
Position before the pour
The framework is positioned, squared, levelled and plumbed before concrete is poured. Use the approved project instructions for the actual sequence and installation requirements.
Stacked wall boards
Stacked two-by-eight wall boards slide into grooves, with a pressure-treated bottom board. Final wall specifications and available options need confirmation.