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FAQs
How do I know my shed or patio is compliant?
All buildings sold through Fair Dinkum Builds come complete with certified engineering plans and certificates of compliance. These certificates indicate compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC2019) and the Building Code of Australia (BCA). These documents are the relevant documents required for council approval and final certification.
Are your builds Shed Safe accredited?
Yes! We are a founding member of Shed Safe, the Australian Steel Institute’s (ASI) industry benchmark for steel sheds. With this accreditation, you can be confident that the shed or build you're purchasing meets requirements for engineering, steel products and site specification.
How do I organise council or other approvals for my new build?
While it's critical that any local or national regulations and approvals processes are followed correctly, our teams are there to help you with this. If you're not sure about this, don't worry – your local Fair Dinkum Builds outlet knows your local area best and can offer assistance.
Do your sheds meet all the relevant Australian Standards?
Of course – we design our sheds and patios to the 2019 National Construction Code of Australia, as well as AS/NZS 4600-2018, AS/NZS 1170.0,.1,2,3,4-2011, AS2870-2011, AS3600-2018 Australian standards.
Are your builds made with non-combustible cladding?
Our sheds and other builds are made using Stramit® roofing, wall cladding and other roll formed steel products. These are made from steel coil which has been independently tested and found to have a Spread of Flame Index of 0, in accordance with the Australian Standard AS1530.3.
This means that Stramit® products made from these steel sources and with the tested finishes would be considered non-combustible according to NCC 2019 Volume One Part C1.9(e) and Volume Two Part 3.7.1.1.
It is important to note that Stramit® sheeting is only one component used in construction of these building elements, and other components must also meet the necessary requirements to satisfy the criteria.
For information on performance of residences in a bushfire situation, please refer to the bulletin based on the NASH Bushfire Standard on the Bluescope® website.
How do I know my shed or patio is compliant?
All buildings sold through Fair Dinkum Builds come complete with certified engineering plans and certificates of compliance. These certificates indicate compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC2019) and the Building Code of Australia (BCA). These documents are the relevant documents required for council approval and final certification.
Are your builds Shed Safe accredited?
Yes! We are a founding member of Shed Safe, the Australian Steel Institute’s (ASI) industry benchmark for steel sheds. With this accreditation, you can be confident that the shed or build you're purchasing meets requirements for engineering, steel products and site specification.
Do your sheds meet all the relevant Australian Standards?
Of course – we design our sheds and patios to the 2019 National Construction Code of Australia, as well as AS/NZS 4600-2018, AS/NZS 1170.0,.1,2,3,4-2011, AS2870-2011, AS3600-2018 Australian standards.
Are your builds made with non-combustible cladding?
Our sheds and other builds are made using Stramit® roofing, wall cladding and other roll formed steel products. These are made from steel coil which has been independently tested and found to have a Spread of Flame Index of 0, in accordance with the Australian Standard AS1530.3.
This means that Stramit® products made from these steel sources and with the tested finishes would be considered non-combustible according to NCC 2019 Volume One Part C1.9(e) and Volume Two Part 3.7.1.1.
It is important to note that Stramit® sheeting is only one component used in construction of these building elements, and other components must also meet the necessary requirements to satisfy the criteria.
For information on performance of residences in a bushfire situation, please refer to the bulletin based on the NASH Bushfire Standard on the Bluescope® website.
How do I know my shed or patio is compliant?
All buildings sold through Fair Dinkum Builds come complete with certified engineering plans and certificates of compliance. These certificates indicate compliance with the National Construction Code (NCC2019) and the Building Code of Australia (BCA). These documents are the relevant documents required for council approval and final certification.
Are your builds Shed Safe accredited?
Yes! We are a founding member of Shed Safe, the Australian Steel Institute’s (ASI) industry benchmark for steel sheds. With this accreditation, you can be confident that the shed or build you're purchasing meets requirements for engineering, steel products and site specification.
How do I organise council or other approvals for my new build?
While it's critical that any local or national regulations and approvals processes are followed correctly, our teams are there to help you with this. If you're not sure about this, don't worry – your local Fair Dinkum Builds outlet knows your local area best and can offer assistance.
Do your sheds meet all the relevant Australian Standards?
Of course – we design our sheds and patios to the 2019 National Construction Code of Australia, as well as AS/NZS 4600-2018, AS/NZS 1170.0,.1,2,3,4-2011, AS2870-2011, AS3600-2018 Australian standards.
Are your builds made with non-combustible cladding?
Our sheds and other builds are made using Stramit® roofing, wall cladding and other roll formed steel products. These are made from steel coil which has been independently tested and found to have a Spread of Flame Index of 0, in accordance with the Australian Standard AS1530.3.
This means that Stramit® products made from these steel sources and with the tested finishes would be considered non-combustible according to NCC 2019 Volume One Part C1.9(e) and Volume Two Part 3.7.1.1.
It is important to note that Stramit® sheeting is only one component used in construction of these building elements, and other components must also meet the necessary requirements to satisfy the criteria.
For information on performance of residences in a bushfire situation, please refer to the bulletin based on the NASH Bushfire Standard on the Bluescope® website.
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