Importing Prefabricated Buildings

Welcome to Season 1 Episode 11

In episode 11, Peter McRae discusses the topic of prefabricated buildings, granny flats, and shipping container homes.

He covers important factors to consider when importing these buildings, such as delivery location, asbestos testing, and air conditioners and refrigerants regulations. 

Show Notes

• Prefabricated buildings, granny flats, and shipping container homes are popular housing choices due to their convenience and customisation options.

• To ensure a smooth import process, importers should consider factors such as delivery location, asbestos testing, and regulations for air conditioners and refrigerants.

• Asbestos testing is crucial to meet Australian Border Force requirements, and importers should request test certificates to the required standard.

• The Department of Climate Change, Energy, and the Environment and Water regulates ozone-depleting gases in imported prefabricated buildings.

• Case studies highlight the importance of addressing all importation requirements and potential challenges, such as damage during multiple handling.

• Platinum Freight offers assistance in processing prefabricated buildings at any location in Australia, helping importers navigate the complex import process.