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FP-01 · flat-pack reference

Flat pack container houses for offices and accommodation.

Review flat-pack container buildings for site offices and worker accommodation. Define the prefabricated component package, local assembly work and freight on the same project scope.

  • Select the room arrangement and linked-module plan.
  • Separate the roof, floor, enclosure and service packages.
  • Quote site assembly, foundations and local connections alongside supply.
Request this configuration
Product photographyGlazed office arrangementThe photograph shows linked glazed modules, an external stair and a balcony. It illustrates a project arrangement; it does not establish that this photographed building uses every FP-01 layer below.

FP-01 · FLAT-PACK PROCUREMENT

Order the pack around the work on site.

For repeated offices and accommodation, the decision is not only how many modules to buy. It is how the roof, floor, walls and services arrive, and who completes them.

01

What the catalogue shows

An FP-01 component arrangement identifies the frame, wall panels, roof and floor layers. Beam lengths are component labels, not a finished room size.

02

Fit-out at dispatch

The source does not establish whether doors, flooring, wiring or plumbing arrive installed. Specify the desired factory work and the packing list.

03

Work after arrival

Plan unloading, component identification, assembly, structural connections, weather sealing and local utility connections.

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC BUYING POINTS

Check the floor and enclosure as one package.

FP-01 reference values belong to this model only; a picture of a fitted office does not define the delivered kit.

Floor reference
19 mm (approximately 0.75 in) fibre-cement board with 2 mm (approximately 0.08 in) PVC floor covering. Confirm fixing and whether finish is installed or packed loose.
Wall and roof reference
75 mm (approximately 2.95 in) wall panel, 100 mm (approximately 3.94 in) glass wool and 0.5 mm V-830 ceiling liner are source labels. Confirm the full build-up and evidence.
Packing decision
Ask for a component-level packing list and finished package dimensions / weights before comparing freight.
Site cost
Include handling equipment, fixings, access, labour and remaining services alongside the unit price.
English-redrawn reference diagramFP-01 component arrangement and numbered source labels. This is a reference configuration; packing and preassembly depend on the selected order.
English component key 24 callouts
  1. 01Base-frame corner fitting
  2. 02Base-frame secondary beam — 12# × 2.0 C-channel
  3. 03Base-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  4. 0419 mm fibre-cement floorboard
  5. 052 mm PVC floor covering
  6. 06Steel door — fire rating to be confirmed
  7. 07Column long-side member — L 2600 mm
  8. 08Corner post — L 2535 mm
  9. 09uPVC window with integrated security grille
  10. 10Ceiling liner — 0.5 mm V-830 profiled steel sheet
  11. 11100 mm glass-wool insulation — fire classification to be verified
  12. 120.5 mm skin sheet
  13. 13Roof-frame secondary beam — 10# × 1.5 C-channel
  14. 14Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  15. 15Roof-frame corner fitting
  16. 16Roof-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm
  17. 17Roof tie member — 40 × 20 mm rectangular tube
  18. 18Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  19. 19Corner post — L 2535 mm
  20. 20Ø50 rainwater downpipe
  21. 2175 mm wall panel
  22. 22PVC skirting trim
  23. 23Base-frame support tube — 20 mm square section
  24. 24Base-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm

Source nominal component labels. Dimensions refer to individual members; confirm the current model drawing, material specification and applicable fire evidence.

FP-01 REFERENCE · NOT A PACKING LIST

One pack can contain different work stages.

Frame & cornersRoof and wall layersFloor board & finishOpenings & services

Identify each item as assembled, supplied loose, optional or site work on the actual quotation.

CONFIGURE THE SUPPLY SCOPE

Build your flat-pack quote brief.

Choose the scope you want priced. The supplier will confirm which requests are available for the selected model.

1. What completion scope should we assess?

Choose one starting point or leave it open for advice. These are quotation requests, not standard package claims.

2. What should the quotation cover?

Select any requests that matter to your project.

Dispatch and assembly
Interior and enclosure
Factory / site services

YOUR PROJECT BRIEF

Start with the scope you know.

Ask us to price the building pack, freight and remaining site work on the same scope.

Prepare this project enquiry

Review the brief before exporting. No enquiry is sent automatically.

Options are project requests. Confirm availability, fitted / loose items, exclusions, site work and price in the current drawing, BOM and quotation.

EXPLORE IN 3D · PLAN YOUR CONFIGURATION

Get a feel for the space.

Turn the building. Look inside. Compare a finish and layout, then bring your choices into the project brief.

Interactive architectural planning model.
Flat-packProject office · Exterior view
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YOUR PLANNING CONCEPT

Exterior finish
Site arrangement

Separate modules shown as a site-layout concept.

Current selection

Flat-pack · Project office · Mineral white · 1 module

Use this in my enquiry

Illustrative planning model. Layouts, openings, furniture, deployment and finishes are concepts. Confirm dimensions, movement details and supplied scope against the selected model drawings.

VISIBLE DETAIL · MODEL DATA · PROJECT SCOPE

Inspect the image beside the specification.

Choose a part of the building. The reference image identifies what is shown; the adjacent schedule identifies the model information and what the project drawing must resolve.

English-redrawn reference diagramFP-01 exploded component scheduleThe illustrated long and short beams, posts and corner pieces correspond to the component labels in this table. These labels do not establish a clear room size.
English component key 24 callouts
  1. 01Base-frame corner fitting
  2. 02Base-frame secondary beam — 12# × 2.0 C-channel
  3. 03Base-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  4. 0419 mm fibre-cement floorboard
  5. 052 mm PVC floor covering
  6. 06Steel door — fire rating to be confirmed
  7. 07Column long-side member — L 2600 mm
  8. 08Corner post — L 2535 mm
  9. 09uPVC window with integrated security grille
  10. 10Ceiling liner — 0.5 mm V-830 profiled steel sheet
  11. 11100 mm glass-wool insulation — fire classification to be verified
  12. 120.5 mm skin sheet
  13. 13Roof-frame secondary beam — 10# × 1.5 C-channel
  14. 14Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  15. 15Roof-frame corner fitting
  16. 16Roof-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm
  17. 17Roof tie member — 40 × 20 mm rectangular tube
  18. 18Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  19. 19Corner post — L 2535 mm
  20. 20Ø50 rainwater downpipe
  21. 2175 mm wall panel
  22. 22PVC skirting trim
  23. 23Base-frame support tube — 20 mm square section
  24. 24Base-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm

Source nominal component labels. Dimensions refer to individual members; confirm the current model drawing, material specification and applicable fire evidence.

FP-01 · flat-pack reference

Read component dimensions as component dimensions.

Long-beam labels

5635 mm

Source component dimension; external building length still needs the general arrangement.

Short-beam labels

2690 mm

Source component dimension; external width and module joints need confirmation.

Different vertical members

2600 mm / 2535 mm

The two labels refer to different pieces. Neither is adopted as overall building height.

Design basis

Project-specific

Wind, snow, seismic, floor and roof actions need a location-specific design basis.

A PROCUREMENT SCOPE YOU CAN COMPARE

Compare a defined flat-pack scope.

Use the same room plan and completion level when requesting prices. This reference illustration identifies FP-01 components; the order-specific drawing and packing list define the actual kit.

English-redrawn reference diagram

FP-01 component illustration, relettered in English. Confirm the selected component list, assemblies and packaging in the current model documents.

English component key 24 callouts
  1. 01Base-frame corner fitting
  2. 02Base-frame secondary beam — 12# × 2.0 C-channel
  3. 03Base-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  4. 0419 mm fibre-cement floorboard
  5. 052 mm PVC floor covering
  6. 06Steel door — fire rating to be confirmed
  7. 07Column long-side member — L 2600 mm
  8. 08Corner post — L 2535 mm
  9. 09uPVC window with integrated security grille
  10. 10Ceiling liner — 0.5 mm V-830 profiled steel sheet
  11. 11100 mm glass-wool insulation — fire classification to be verified
  12. 120.5 mm skin sheet
  13. 13Roof-frame secondary beam — 10# × 1.5 C-channel
  14. 14Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  15. 15Roof-frame corner fitting
  16. 16Roof-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm
  17. 17Roof tie member — 40 × 20 mm rectangular tube
  18. 18Roof-frame long-side beam — L 5635 mm
  19. 19Corner post — L 2535 mm
  20. 20Ø50 rainwater downpipe
  21. 2175 mm wall panel
  22. 22PVC skirting trim
  23. 23Base-frame support tube — 20 mm square section
  24. 24Base-frame short-side beam — L 2690 mm

Source nominal component labels. Dimensions refer to individual members; confirm the current model drawing, material specification and applicable fire evidence.

BEFORE YOU COMPARE OFFERS

Ask for these model-specific documents.

  • Current general arrangement and component BOM for this model
  • Gross package dimensions, weights and proposed loading plan
  • Complete fixing and seal schedule plus assembly instructions
  • Site equipment, labour, foundation and utility interfaces
Review connections and fasteners

Planning checklist · TXT · not a manufacturer-issued technical data sheet

ITEM-BY-ITEM SUPPLY REVIEW

Confirm how each item arrives.

For every requested item, the quotation should identify whether it is factory-fitted, packed loose, site-supplied or excluded. These are review categories, not confirmed inclusions.

Project scope questions for the flat-pack building
ScopeItems to identifyConfirm before ordering
Frame and panelsRoof and floor assemblies, posts, wall panels, doors and windowsIdentify each assembly, whether preassembled and any loose components.
Fasteners and weather sealsBolts, nuts, washers, panel fixings, gaskets, sealants and trimsRequest sizes, grades, finish, quantities, joint drawings, application and spares for the selected kit.
Interior and servicesFloor finish, ceiling, partitions, lights, sockets and cable routesFor each requested item, record whether factory-fitted, packed loose, locally supplied or excluded.
Packing and site workBundle dimensions, gross weights, unloading, tools, crew and site accessAsk for a verified packing list, loading plan, handling method and site-work responsibilities.

START WITH YOUR USE

Three ways to describe your request.

These are example briefs for quotation, not pre-set packages. Availability, fit-out and final scope are confirmed for the selected model and project.

02 / REQUEST

Project office

Discuss workstations, partitions, lighting, sockets, cooling and data routes, along with the factory and site boundary.

Request an office fit-out scope
03 / REQUEST

Workforce room

Discuss beds per room, storage, ventilation, lighting and any separate or adjoining sanitary facilities.

Request an accommodation scope

COMPARE THE PROJECT COST

Use the same quantity, destination, finish and services for each comparison. Building supply, freight, handling, local assembly, foundations, utilities and approvals should be identified separately.

Explore the project cost guide

FROM ORDER TO SITE

Agree the delivery boundary before dispatch.

01

Supply package

Selected roof / floor frames, posts, panels, openings and agreed fittings.

02

Local works

Foundations, anchorage, unloading, external utilities and permits allocated in writing.

03

Installation support

Overseas personnel can be assessed by quantity, destination and schedule; personnel and travel costs are quoted separately.

Installation and site responsibilitiesConnection review schedule

QUESTIONS BUYERS ASK

Frequently asked questions.

Review the decisions that matter for this stage of your project.

What is included in a flat-pack building?

The package must be defined by a model-specific packing list and quotation. Ask for the frame, roof and floor assemblies, wall panels, doors, windows, fasteners and seals to be identified separately, including any components shipped loose.

Does the building arrive with the interior already finished?

Not necessarily. Ask whether floor coverings, ceiling and wall finishes, lighting and wiring are installed before dispatch, packed separately or excluded. An office photograph does not establish the dispatch condition.

What equipment and work are needed on site?

Plan for unloading, safe handling, foundations and anchorage, frame and panel assembly, weather sealing and utility connections. Request the fixing and connector schedule, recommended tools, sealants and spares; the model, package weight and access determine the handling equipment and crew.

How many units fit in a shipping container?

Loading depends on the selected dimensions, packaging, accessories and shipping container. Request the packing dimensions, gross weights and a model-specific loading plan before comparing freight quotes.

Can flat-pack modules be connected to form a larger building?

A multi-module arrangement can be assessed against the required floor plan. The project review should address openings, inter-module connections, supports, waterproofing and local structural requirements.

What information should I send for a reliable quotation?

Share the destination and jurisdiction, building use, quantity, layout, desired interior and services, delivery date and local installation capability. Ask for building supply, freight and site work to be clearly separated.

Is FP-01 the same as the detachable configuration?

No. FP-01 uses the separate flat-pack reference build-up, including a 19 mm cement-fibre board and 2 mm PVC finish. It is not the HA-01 MgO-board schedule.

Does the photograph prove stacking capacity?

The photo shows one multi-level arrangement. The selected system, connections, supports and site design must establish whether a proposed arrangement is suitable.

A MORE USEFUL FIRST QUOTATION

Send the location, use and supply boundary.

A focused brief helps compare the selected building, evidence, freight and local completion on the same basis.

Prepare a flat-pack enquiry
  1. Destination and local jurisdiction
  2. Number of modules and room / occupant plan
  3. Single or linked layout, with drawings if available
  4. Climate, finishes and services scope
  5. Delivery point, target date and local assembly capability

The enquiry flow prepares a brief for review and export. No enquiry is sent automatically.

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