Finally the photos . Sorry about the long delay.

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Sorry Dougang287 for delay in reply, somehow I have missed the msg, extra for tiles for a 93m2 was 1390 + labour cost of 2669. Because these are rectified tiles it costs more to for labour than the actual tile costs. At the time we were building there was an offer of tiles and carpets included in th...

We have built a house in QLD and we have a Taylex advanced blower system. I just want to know whether we can plant vegetable or fruit plants in the HSTP Effluent area? Thanks in advance.

Here are our choices with tiles and colour selections! Roof /fascia/gutters - Colourbond basalt (top left ) bricks - Boral Horizon collection- silver cloud garage door - Colourbond dune (top right) window/door frames - precious silver (bottom) outdoor tiles - Alto ash DC-Porc Textured rectified tile...

Hi all, we finally managed to get our plans finalized!!! https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=77472

We did several changes to the plans as you all can see by moving the master bedroom, bedroom 3 and activity area around. We have a beautiful covenant of trees at the back of our house and hope it all would look nice looking out from the activity and master bedrooms. The dining room window has been r...

Hi all, after a long few months of modifications to the original Noosa 26 plan we finally managed to get the plan we wanted. Thanks a lot to daydream_build ,sebeva, bashworth, manderrine, onejohn and whzzz28 for helping out with the PM's and all the others who shared their ideas in homeone. http://i...

Welcome to the adventure cyclone :D Posting to follow! Thanks sebeva,still at the plans stage, long way to go!

i would keep the walk in robe and put bed 3 where the activity room is. and then i could open up the area where bed three with sliding doors so you can access the out door area, also then master bedroom would be its on private retreat and beds 1 and 2 would be sharing the bathroom. i love the idea ...

I have a similar irregular shaped block that we are building on and our house is 3 metres from the boundary on the blind side to allow for vehicle access Thanks SHannaLK, is that the same side as where your garage is?

Solar north and true north are the same, which is what the plan is drawn to. the 1'15'20 bearing on the west boundary shows its one degree off true north - south. Magnetic north is something like 10 degrees off that, but that's only relevant if you go by a compass. Oh,so that's what the numbers mea...

It doesn't need to be the same side as the garage, but may make it easier to use the rear access as you can use the driveway crossover to get in. Aligning it the other way could give you a better aspect to the yard. Be aware of the implications to sun access though. In temperate climates it's often...

I don't get such a good feel out of the design for that block. These are some thoughts ⋅  It doesn't take advantage of northern windows. Are you in a hot climate and not wanting heating in winter? Even if that's the case, you are probably still better off with North and South windows to r...

Hi everyone all Coral home builders, We are new to the house building and planning our first home build finally!!! I can see there are many Coral home builders here and would appreciate any ideas on the modifications we have done in our future home. Thanks! https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php...

Hi everyone, We have a triangular 1/2acre block which is narrow at the front –front facing North, as shown in the map. We are currently thinking of building Noosa 26 with modifications with Coral homes in this block. We have done some modifications to the actual plan and would much appreciate any ad...