Site specific engineering is the process of ensuring that your building is designed to suit the exact location it is going to be built. At Wide Span Sheds our team will assess the design needs of your building including:
In considering the above in combination with the intended use of the building we establish the required wind speed for your building, to ensure it is fit for purpose.
A properly designed building gives you the peace of mind that your property and those you value, are safe and secure. At Wide Span Sheds we are designing for your backyard, not someone else’s. Importantly all our building designs are reviewed by our trained classification experts, before your plans and council documents are released. The process ensures we supply the right building, for the right site, at the right price. This means:
No! The Australian shed market has always been unregulated and suppliers typically made assumptions of the site conditions or made it the customer’s responsibility to seek and confirm site classification. Best practice is Site Specific Engineering and Classification done by a trained expert. Wide Span Sheds are pioneers in developing the process and the thinking, and are working closely with the leading industry bodies to mandate compliance on these important issues.
As part of the process of quoting our sales team will ask you to identify exactly where your shed will be built. If you are dealing with a shed company who is not asking the question “Where on your property is your shed going to be built?” ask them, “Why not?”
Our team have a great set of tools to make this process as seamless, speedy and accurate as possible.
Getting a shed is easy once you understand the steps involved! We've broken down everything you need to know in our Shed Buying Guide. Simply fill out your details and we'll shoot through a copy to your email.
As Australia's leading shed provider we have one of the widest ranges of wide span sheds.
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Thanks to the QLD Government doubling the First Home Buyers Grant to $30,000, qualifying individuals may be able to leverage the money to cover a decent chunk of the cost of a steel kit home.
QLD Gov doubles First Home Buyers Grant to 30K!
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As the Australian summer approaches, so does the looming threat of bushfires. Whether you are looking to get a shed or already have one, knowing how to prepare for the fire season is not just a precaution; it's a necessity.
How to prepare your shed for fire season
