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40x20 Multi Expander Paperbark Class 1a
40x20 Multi Expander Blue Gum Class 1a
40x40x40 Multi Expander Wattle Class 1a
40x20x40 Multi Expander Magnolia Gum Class 1a
40x20 Multi Expander Silky Oak Class 1a
40x20 Multi Expander Ironbark Class 1a
40ft Jarrah Class 1a
40ft Blackbutt Class 1a
40ft Tea Tree Half Expander Class 1a
30ft Bottlebrush Class 1a
20ft Lilly Pilly Class 1A
REAL HOMES. REAL STORIES
Experience Expandable Living
Discover how the Multi-Expander Home transforms compact design into spacious comfort. Follow Sonia's journey and see why more Australians are choosing portable living.
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Why Choose Us
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Built To Australian Standards |
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NCC / BCA Residential Compliance |
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Designed For Council Approval |
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Australian-Engineered Steel Frame |
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High-Performance Insulated Panels |
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7-Star Capable Energy Efficiency |
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N3 Wind Rating As Standard |
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Moisture & Mould Resistant Panels |
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Built For Australian Conditions |
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Local Specialist Support |
More Features. More Value.
Additional costs for
The Purchaser to Consider
While Express Portables supplies the Expander Home, there are additional third-party costs to consider.
The following is a guideline only and can vary based on location, site conditions and local council
requirements.
Geotechnical Engineer
Building Certifier
- Review plans and engineering documents
- Lodge approvals with council
- Coordinate required inspections
- Issue the final Certificate of Occupancy
Council Fees & Government Charges
Transport and Crane Hire
Site Plan
Foundations
Installation
- Positioning the home on engineered foundations or footings
- Connecting services such as power, water, sewer/septic, and stormwater
- Completing structural fix-offs, including expansion and sealing
- Carrying out any on-site works like decks, stairs, or ramps if required
- Coordinating inspections as part of the final certification process
This ensures the dwelling is installed safely, in full compliance with Class 1a requirements under the National Construction Code (NCC) and qualifies for final occupancy approval.






































