Innovation Steel Frame & Truss and Yack Constructions
The owners chose lightweight steel framing for this stunning residential home build
Use of the ENDUROFRAME® system added many benefits to both the fabrication and installation of the frames for this project
A stunning residential home located near the small tourist town of Yackandandah in northeast Victoria, has been built using a mix of framing made from TRUECORE® steel, concrete and structural steel.
Project details:
The home is located on a lush 300-acre cattle fattening property and will comprise three ‘pods’ – the east pod contains the master bedroom, the central pod includes the kitchen, dining and lounge, and the west pod contains the guest rooms, media room, gym, office and laundry. By moving the six-car garage underneath the house and using internal glass slider doors, all pods will have 360-degree views – a requirement that was very important to the owners to take full advantage of the gorgeous surroundings.
Having had issues with termites in the past, the homeowners first used lightweight steel framing when renovating the 1950’s farmhouse that is located elsewhere on this property four years earlier.
“It was an easy decision for us to use steel again. We just think that building with a steel frame makes sense,” said the homeowners.
Local builder, Yack Constructions completed the farmhouse renovation for the family, and the homeowners were so impressed with owner Justin Maybury and his team, that they didn’t hesitate to ask them back. Yack Constructions have completed many projects using lightweight steel framing. “It’s definitely something that is getting more and more popular – especially amongst more rural properties where termites are an issue,” said Mr Maybury.
Yackandandah House
Yackandandah, VIC
- Framing made from TRUECORE® steel
- Roofing and cladding: COLORBOND® steel Monument® in a classic finish
- Garage doors: B&D panel lift made from COLORBOND® steel Monument® in a classic finish