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Many industries confuse modular structures for marquees. Basically, marquees are lightweight structures with a PVC or canvas covering, suitable for very short-term use, usually for weekend events.

Rather, modular structures are a permanent buildings. Not only are they built to your specification from an anodized aluminium frame with galvanized steel fixings, but they guarantee the strength and durability to work in many environments.

Although the structures are referred to as “temporary”, many clients use them as permanent solutions.

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Key benefits

  • Rent or buy.
  • Relocatable, sold, or used for an alternate purpose.
  • Costs less compared to bricks and mortar.
  • Structures shipped to site pre-manufactured eliminating wastage and refuse on site.
  • All materials recyclable.
  • Transport volume, e.g., a 2,000 m2 structure with an eave height of 5 metres shipped in one 40 ft container.
  • Speed of installation. Accordingly, pre-fab construction methods ensure fast installation onsite, providing significant cost savings compared with conventional building methods.
  • Framework made of hard-pressed aluminium.
  • Wall options include, fabric, UPVC, metal and glass.
  • 100% renewable and relocatable.
  • Life span up to 20 years. 
  • Interchangeable roofing; from translucent to block-out, dependent on season.
  • Meets Building Code of Australian Standards.
  • Project timing. Production commences immediately upon order.
  • With variations or bespoke structures, the design and engineering performed in-house, enabling very short turn around for production.
  • Thermo qualities > energy efficient.
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What happens once I agree to go ahead

Following approval of an estimate, Australian Modular Structures begins a detailed scoping of the project.

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Step one

Site inspection

Australian Modular Structures arrange a convenient time to visit the site to measure, review access points, power and water supply etc.

Step two

Final design and scope of works

The design is finalised following the site inspection and any input required from consultants engaged to review the site (if required).

Accordingly, renders are prepared for the client’s review. Following approval of the final design, bascially the detailed scope of works and final costs are prepared for review and approval.

Step three

Project initiation

Following client sign off on the scope and costs, building works begin.

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