Modular Prefab Homes by Modscape, Australia







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Cliff House - Modular Prefab Home Concept



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Area 285 m² (3000 ft²)
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Project Year 2014

Imagine waking up every day with a 180° ocean view without leaving the comfort of your living room. Cliff House owners (not yet built) have hired the Australian Modscape office to design their dream home - hovering over the sea, tethered to a cliff edge. Cliff House redefines the meaning of "living dangerously" with its wide floor-to-ceiling openings and delicate metal frame.

The four-story modular prefab home develops below a two-car garage on top of a cliff, virtually invisible from afar. The car is parked at the top of the residence, accessible via a discreet staircase leading to the lower level. Once inside, residents face panoramic ocean views from every room. Spaces are stacked and privacy increases as we descend the stairs; thus, the kitchen is located above the living room, which is above the bedrooms, which have a private terrace on the lower level. The modestly sized  modular prefab home features a full kitchen, dining room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open-roof spa.




The Modscape office is named after modular design, a brand of the team whose designs are based on sustainability and speed of construction. The office was challenged to rethink the notion of modular design in Cliff House design due to its remote location on the Australian coast. The  modular prefab home will be built from several stacked modular units set into the cliff surface through steel piles. In response to extreme conditions, the cliff-facing wall tapers as it descends, creating a sloping glass curtain inside the entire house.

The house resembles a parasite attached to a ship's hull due to its deployment below the cliff boundary. Modscape architects described the house as a "natural extension of the escarpment, rather than an addition to the landscape, creating an absolute connection to the ocean."



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Ivanhoe - Modular Prefab Extension, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia






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Location Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Project Ivanhoe
Project Year 2017
Photography John Madden
Manufacturers Perini Tiles, Tongue n Groove, Lockwood, Interia, Signorino

In search of more space to house the growing family, the clients have opted for a modular prefab extension project rather than moving home. The modular prefab extension is an open space full of natural light, perfectly complementing the original design. A new double height access hall has been created in the middle of the house, clearly demarcating the boundary between the existing architecture and the new project. As soon as we enter this space, we are drawn to look up, where the circular skylight allows full natural illumination of the central space of the house.

In order to adapt to the inclined terrain, the modular prefab extension project had a small soil moving to create different levels between the original floor plan (which is now the children's space), the lobby and the new living area. This subtly marks the different areas of the house, while the same oak flooring has been used throughout the façade to create a sense of continuity between its different parts.




Next to the emptiness of the foyer is the heart of the house - the kitchen space. From the outset, the  clients made sure that the organization of the house's spaces was around the kitchen, carefully choosing the layout and finishes. Along with a large pantry, the kitchen is large enough to house the whole family while cooking, making it a place for meeting and socializing. This space is also favored by the large floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the backyard and the surrounding large trees. Full opening sliding doors provide an even better transition between interior and exterior space - resulting in a relaxed and well-lit space.

Certified woods of different shades complement each other creating a perfect harmony in the facade of the building. The transition between the hollow panel of the curved brise and the solid timbered façade further enhances the volume of this architecture. This curved element is very practical - it offers sun protection as well as privacy, ensuring protection from the neighboring yard. For the couple, the top floor suite is a tranquil haven that floats lightly over the green garden area.

The modular prefab extension project includes active and passive systems to ensure that the home functions economically and efficiently. Thermal gain control; cross ventilation; high levels of natural light; double glasses; high performance insulation; rainwater storage; efficient lighting systems; potable water saving systems; and reverse cycle heating and cooling.

While the team of architects were busy building the modular prefab extension project within the factory, customers were still living in the house with no problem. They had to leave just four weeks before the installation began, while the team coordinated the demolition work and site preparation. The modules were installed in record time in just one day. And three weeks later, the team delivered the complete work so that customers could come in and bring this project to life.


















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Tamarama - Modular Prefab Home, NSW, Australia






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Design Fox Johnston, Modscape
Location Tamarama, Australia
Area 337 m² (3600 ft²)
Project Year 2018
Photography John Madden

ManufacturersAmerican OakJames Hardie CompanyArtedomusSpeed ​​Heat
SignorinoKaldewei VaioEsceaDuPont
Astra WalkerFisher & PaykelBlackened Cambia AshAbey
SiemensTongue n GrooveLockwoodWhisper

Sydney-based clients approached Modscape after working with local architects, Fox Johnston, who developed a project tailored for the growing family. The home should fit their lifestyle through better connections between indoor and outdoor spaces, improved use of natural light, heating and passive cooling.

Modscape staff refined the project and respected the architect's initial intent. The resulting  modular prefab home design perfectly complements existing elements by connecting the front and back garden through the house, optimizing the relationship between interior and exterior.




Using the original housing configuration, the new residence works very similarly and incorporates the existing sandstone base in the landscaping, anchoring the building on site.

Downstairs spaces provide extensive alternative uses for the whole family. Visual integration is maintained between the kitchen, living room, dining room, exterior and office, creating an inclusive living environment with easy access to the beach, no pool required. In contrast, the yard works as an extension of the interior spaces thanks to the large glazed areas. An efficient top floor design comfortably accommodates five bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Designed to capture sunlight in winter and prevent it from warming in summer, the  modular prefab home incorporates movable wooden umbrellas that not only help soften the shape by adding layers and textures to the façade, but also help to prevent solar heat gain. Windows and skylights are used throughout the modular prefab home, maximizing light and producing natural cross ventilation that ensures a comfortable and bright home.

Internally, a palette of light materials, mostly wood, contrasts with the dark exterior. As you enter the front door you are greeted by a generous double-height hall with a staircase reflecting the wooden slats that are used externally on umbrellas. In the living room, wood extends from wall to ceiling to help subtly define the space and complement the oak floor.

Choosing quality materials that stand up to the intensive use of children rather than "colorful" finishes ensures that the result is a lasting and humble  modular prefab home design, yet at the same time elegant and timeless.






















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Tamarama - Modular Prefab Home, NSW, Australia

Franklinford - Prefab Modular Off-the-Grid Sustainable House






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Located at Franklinford in Victoria’s Central Highlands, the four-bedroom modular home is shared between two families, providing a gathering place for the extended family and a place to relax and relish the joys of rural life.

Taking its cues from agricultural buildings in the surrounding farmland, this sustainable house is predominantly clad in Colorbond with accents of Vitrabond. Yet upon approach it’s the radially sawn timber board & batten clad form that commands attention. This beautifully textured façade conceals the calm rural retreat, with the long form providing a sense of enclosure and privacy.




Internally, a light material palette makes for a crisp and spacious prefabricated home. Rooms are washed in white, a marble-effect Caesarstone benchtop is selected, and white laminate joinery is used throughout. These elements create a beautiful contrast against the dark oak timber floors.

The large living wing, separated from the private bedroom wing, is the focal point of the house. Living and entertaining spills outdoors thanks to expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing opening up to a north-facing, sun-drenched deck. Views of the surrounding paddocks and creek are captured the moment you walk in the front door. The window itself becomes an ideal space to put your feet up and relax. Being a rural property, a mudroom laundry with external access was a must –a seat was even included in the joinery brief so that you can take off your dirty boots before heading indoors.

This prefab house is completely off-grid with all services systems designed to not compromise on the clients’ lifestyle. A nearby shed hosts the solar panel and storage system and a large 80,000L water tank is in use.

Like all Modscape modular homes, Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) have been incorporated to create a highly-insulated shell. The house has been oriented to capture the sunlight in winter, particularly in the large living area where the families spend the majority of their time. Carefully considered eaves together with thermally broken, low-e double-glazed windows which minimises solar heat gain in summer.

Project Specifications:


  • Radial timber board & batten cladding with Colorbond Ribbon Strip (Monument) and Vitrabond (Matt Black) cladding
  • Black powder coated frame and thermally broken, low-e double glazed windows
  • European Oak flooring
  • Laminex joinery to kitchen and robes (Parchment)
  • Stainless steel benchtop and Caesarstone benchtop to island (Statuario Nuvo)
  • LPG Euromaid rangehood and cooktop oven
  • Abey undermount sink and kitchen mixer
  • Lockwood door hardware throughout


Project Services


  • Solar panel and storage system
  • 80,000L water tank
  • Septic tank and treatment system
  • Heatmaster open wood fireplace
  • Daikin split systems














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Franklinford - Prefab Modular Off-the-Grid Sustainable House

Lane Cove - 300 sqm Modular Home, Sydney, NSW






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The Sydney-based clients approached Modscape with a clear design brief and aesthetic – create a sustainable design that utilises an efficient use of modules to keep transport costs to a minimum, and respect and complement the existing elements of the site.

The resulting modular home maximises space in a humble and understated layout, taking cues from the original dwelling. The new modular home adheres to a similar footprint, incorporating existing elements including the sandstone footings.




Simple in form, the large 300 sqm modular home is made up of only 4 housing modules. The bulk of the form is softened by timber battened screens and awnings, which provide privacy and sun protection and help add layers and texture to the façade.

The organisation of space is dictated not only by the efficiency of our modular system, but the functionality of the internal spaces and the client’s desire to have a clear separation between living and rest areas.

An open plan kitchen, living and dining effortlessly flows out onto a rear deck through a bank of floor-to-ceiling glass. The kitchen is visually and physically connected to the outdoor dining area thanks to a convenient buffet window – perfect for entertaining and long summer nights dining by the pool.

Highlight windows maximise light and aid natural cross ventilation, ensuring the home is as comfortable as it is bright.

This prefab house project is a demonstration of strong communication and coordination between our interstate clients and Modscape’s Melbourne team. And the result is a beautiful and functional family modular home to be enjoyed for many years to come.

Project Specifications:


  • Whisper White 2-pack joinery
  • Arte Domus Maximum Panel benchtop
  • Calacatta marble splashback
  • Signorino Grey Falda tiles (to bathroom floor)
  • Signorino White Matt tiles (to bathroom walls)
  • Havwood Quadro flooring used throughout (European Oak)
  • Natural anodised double glazed windows and doors
  • Pacific Teak and James Hardie Scyon Stria cladding
  • Integrated Miele fridge and freezer
  • Meile and V-ZUG appliances
  • Abey kitchen sink and mixer
  • Astra Walker bathroom fixtures
  • Lockwood door hardware throughout

Project Services:


  • Mains power, water and sewer connections
  • Fujitsu split systems used throughout
  • Speed Heat underfloor heating

Project Specific Features


  • Pacific teak batten screens
  • Walk-in pantry









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Lane Cove - 300 sqm Modular Home, Sydney, NSW

Tinataldra - 1 Bedroom Prefab Home, Victoria, Australia






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Situated on a vast property on the southern banks of the Murray River in Tintaldra, approximately 100km east of Albury, this unique home serves as an Australian base for a client living overseas and offers a secluded yet intimate existence from which the surrounding environment can be observed and revered.

As a boutique project, the 1 bedroom prefab home design brief required a cabin that was completely off grid and easily maintained during long periods of vacancy throughout the year. A cladding system was subsequently developed to create a salvaged, shed-like exterior, consisting of a base layer of new zincalume and a top layer of recycled zincalume which was applied for effect.




When viewed from the road, the cabin recedes into the landscape by looking like any number of sheds in the area and appears as a small silhouette against the main range of the snowy mountains on the horizon.

As a stark contrast, the interior is crisp white with clean lines and contemporary fittings and fixtures, although the environment continues to be referenced in punctuations of timber flooring, decking, and a wood fire heater that invites the outdoors in.

Minimalistic in layout, the cabin provides all the amenities needed for living including a master bedroom, bathroom and modest open plan kitchen/living/dining area, while solar panels, a septic tank and a rainwater tank ensures year-round services and minimal environmental impact.

Project Specifications:

  • Master bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Open plan kitchen/living/dining area
  • Large external decking
  • Oak flooring
  • Nectre fireplace
  • Septic tank
  • Rainwater tank
  • Solar panels











Tinataldra - 1 Bedroom Prefab Home, Victoria, Australia

About Modscape





Modscape was formed by people who value design, innovation and sustainability.

The company designs and builds beautiful and functional modular prefab homes and commercial projects across a range of industries – from healthcare and education to hospitality and transport.

Each project is designed for the specific site, taking into consideration passive design principles and the clients requirements. Design and finish options are limitless, but every design is the result of genuine collaboration with each client.

The owners of Modscape have combined their extensive experience in the design, development and construction industries. This experience has been supplemented by collaborating with architects, engineers, sustainable development consultants, industry organisations, suppliers, contractors and specialist consultants in their ongoing production.

Can I design a customized modular home?


Absolutely! All Modscape modular homes are custom designed, so any modular home can be manufactured and built exactly as homeowner likes it. Modular homes projects here will provide you with some ideas and inspiration regarding layouts, finishes, designs and styles, but they are not a range a customer needs to choose from. Modscape knows that each of their clients has their own unique requirements for their own unique site, and that this often requires complete flexibility and variability in design.

Where can I visit a Modscape modular home?


Modscape innovative manufacturing factory is located in Brooklyn (Victoria, Australia), just 20 minutes from Melbourne CBD. A qualified member of the Modscape team can tour homeowners through Modscape display suite and manufacturing factory to help clients get a feel for how Modscape approaches modular construction, as well as prefab technology benefits. Future homeowners are welcome to visit on Monday-Friday any time between 10am-4pm, or the modular factory is open on Saturdays by appointment. If clients want to discuss a specific modular home project in more detail or clients are travelling from interstate, they can call Modscape in advance so Modscape can ensure clients make the most of their visit.

Head office & factory


Address430 Francis Street, Brooklyn,VIC, 3012, Australia
Phone+61393166000
Email 1info@modscape.com.au
Email 2media@modscape.com.au
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Project Office


Address187 – 197 Military Road, Neutral Bay, NSW 2089, Australia


About Fox Johnston





Fox Johnston’s award-winning architectural practice focuses on permeability and integrity of built-form spaces.

Embracing the delicate balance between functionality and the poetics of design, our projects include multi-residential, bespoke homes, cultural, commercial, education and retail.

AddressLevel 1, 268A Devonshire Street
Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia
Phone+61292112700
Emailcontact@foxjohnston.com.au
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Building Materials and Engineering Systems Manufacturers





Perini Tiles


Homes should be built to last a lifetime, with a sense of both history and also what is yet to come. At Perini we see our role as being a bridge between your past and your future.

Our team has more than 80 years combined experience and we value the traditions of the past. We also keep our vision firmly placed on the here and now and where we see trends in tiles, kitchens and bathrooms heading. With so many years in the business we have a pretty good sense of what is a passing fad and what is a meaningful and innovative trend.

When you work with Perini you get a professional project partner with the highest standards when it comes to achieving outstanding results.

Just as importantly you get passionate individuals and a team that values family, story and the importance of home.

We look forward to working with you and being with you from concept to creation every step of the way.

Perini Tiles Richmond

Address615 Bridge Road, Richmond Victoria 3121 Australia
Phone+61394210550
Emailinfo@perini.com.au
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Websitehttps://www.perini.com.au

Perini Kitchens & Bathrooms

Address613 Bridge Road, Richmond Victoria 3121 Australia
Phone+61394296399
Emailbathrooms@perini.com.au

Perini Tiles Warehouse

Address38 Dougharty Road, Heidelberg West VIC 3081 Australia
Phone+61394582757
Emailinfo@perini.com.au

Tongue n Groove


At Tongue n Groove we are passionate about oak. We love its character, its patina and the elegance it bestows upon each and every project. It is this passion, along with feedback from the market, which inspired us to create a completely new type of engineered timber.

Most engineered wood is just layers of ply under a timber facade whereas our product is fashioned from three layers of solid European oak, bonded together using state-of-the-art engineering methods. This gives our customers one of the strongest boards on the market – unrivalled in terms of size, strength, flexibility of use, stability and quality.




However, it isn’t just our boards’ superior quality that has caught our clients’ attention, it’s our aesthetic appeal too. Working with some of Australia’s leading architects and designers, we have created an inspired palette of colours and finishes, all treated with natural oil to allow for easy maintenance. Moreover, since coming to market with this product, we have been commissioned by various practitioners up and down the country to collaborate on a diverse range of projects – both residential and commercial. Take a look at our project section to see some of our work!

Sydney, NSW

Address17-19 Danks Street, Waterloo NSW 2017 Australia
Phone0296991131
Fax0296900929
Emailnsw@tngflooring.com.au
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Melbourne, Victoria

Address575 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121 Australia
Phone0394277000
Fax0394270100
Emailvic@tngflooring.com.au

Brisbane, Queensland

Address171 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006 Australia
Phone0732161551
Emailqld@tngflooring.com.au

Perth, Western Australia

WA DistributorRowan Streater
Phone0415760321
Emailwa@tngflooring.com.au

New York

AddressSOTA Floors, 128 East 32nd Street, New York, NY 10016, USA
Phone2124471718
Emailny@tngflooring.com.au

Lockwood


Lockwood is the leading brand in the Australian locking industry. With a well-established reputation for high quality products, this iconic brand provides a wide range of locking solutions to residential housing, commercial building and industrial application markets, supported by an extensive distribution and after-sales support network.

About ASSA ABLOY

ASSA ABLOY is a true world leader, the most successful and innovative provider of door opening solutions, dedicated to satisfying end user needs for security, safety and convenience.




With more than 150 companies operating throughout the world, ASSA ABLOY today is the largest company in the industry, offering a more complete product range than any other company in the market.

ASSA ABLOY's vision is to lead in innovation and provide well designed, convenient, safe and secure solutions that give true added value to our customers.

Emailnsw@tngflooring.com.au
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Websitehttps://www.lockweb.com.au

Australia - Victoria – Head Office

Address235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166, Australia
Phone+610385743888
Fax+610385743788

Australia - Queensland South

AddressUnit 8, 67 Miller Street, Murarrie QLD 4172, Australia
Phone+610733735200
Fax1800626140

Australia - Queensland North

AddressRalph Buck Agencies, 15 Mackley Street, Garbutt QLD 4814, Australia
Phone+610747790177
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Australia - New South Wales

Address60/7-9 Percy Street, Auburn NSW 2144, Australia
Phone+610287457000
Fax+610287457099

Australia - South Australia

Address2 Myer Court, Beverley SA 5009, Australia
Phone+610883316600
Fax+610883641975

Australia - Western Australia

AddressUnit 1 & 2, 348 Victoria Road, Malaga WA 6090, Australia
Phone+610864628000
Fax+610864628025

New Zealand - Auckland - Head Office

Address6 Armstrong Road - Albany, North Shore City,New Zealand
Phone+64094157111
Fax+64094157222

New Zealand - Christchurch

Address112 Wordsworth Street, Sydenham, Christchurch,New Zealand
Phone+64033794810
Fax+64033794819

New Zealand - Wellington

AddressLevel 3, 10 Hutt Road, Petone, Lower Hutt,New Zealand
Phone+64049134214
Fax+6404 9134213

Middle East - Sharjah Airport International - United Arab Emirates

AddressFree Zone Warehouse 153 - Section Q4, P.O Box 121635
Sharjah - United Arab Emirates
Phone+971065526126
Fax+971065526126
Mobile+9710506558823
Emaillockwoodme@assaabloy.com

Australia - Export Department

Address235 Huntingdale Road, Oakleigh VIC 3166 Australia
Phone+610385743888
Fax+610385743789

Interia


Based in Tasmania, our studio has a focus on architecture, interiors & objects with a particular interest in projects of re-interpretation, adaptation and reuse.

Established in 2004, and lead by interior designer Karryn Dargie and architect Dean Baird, IN-TERIA Design & Architecture has undertaken architectural projects within Tasmania, and interstate, and has been recognised at both state and national level for exemplary project outcomes.




PRODUCTS BY IN-TERIA.

Our products embody our respect for traditional crafts, our curiosity for making, our fascination with technology and materials, as well as our commitment to simple and functional design.

We are extremely lucky to work with a team of highly skilled craftspeople, fabricators and manufacturers from whom we have been able to learn so much and together, create products that we love.

Phone+61362399651
Emaildesign@interia.com.au
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/interia_studio
Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com.au/interiastudio
Websitehttps://interia.com.au/

Signorino





Since Managing Director, John Signorino, embarked on his career in a modest Brunswick store at the age of 17, he has lived and breathed the tile and natural stone industry for 50 years. Since the opening of the tile gallery 18 years ago, John has incessantly strived to be market leader and has since maintained his position at the industry’s forefront. “I love and appreciate quality, so what can I do other than promote well what I believe in,” says John.”I am proud to be part of the industry’s history and avidly look forward to reaching the company’s next milestone.”

Phone0399982178
Emailenquiries@signorino.com.au
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Australia - Victoria – Richmond Showroom

Address484 Church Street, Richmond VIC 3121, Australia
Phone+61399982154

Australia - Victoria – Signorino Stone Gallery

Address1 Taras Avenue, Altona North VIC 3025, Australia
Phone+61394279100

James Hardie Company


In the mid 1980s, James Hardie pioneered the development of fiber-cement technology, and began designing and manufacturing a wide range of fiber-cement building products that made use of the benefits that came from the product´s durability, versatility and strength.

Using the technical and manufacturing expertise it developed in Australia, James Hardie Inc. expanded its operations to become a world-leading, specialized, high-technology manufacturer of a wide range of fiber-cement building materials.




Today, James Hardie Inc. is purely a fiber-cement business. It operates in markets around the world, with manufacturing operations in the North America, Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. The businesses employ over 5,000 people who generate revenue of more than $1.5 billion a year.

Phone0399982178
Emailenquiries@signorino.com.au
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USA / Canada

Address231 S. LaSalle St., Suite 2000, Chicago, Illinois 60604
Phone+18888883408
Address26300 La Alameda, Suite 400, Mission Viejo, California 92691
Phone+18885427343

Corporate Headquarters

AddressSecond Floor, Europe House, Harcourt Centre, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Phone+35314116924
Fax+35314791128

Australia - James Hardie CustomerLink™ Service Centre

Address10 Colquhoun Street, Rosehill NSW 2142, Australia
Phone 1131103
Phone 261288374709
Fax1800818819

Australia - FRC Pipes - James Hardie FRC Pipes Customer Service

Address46 Randle Road, Meeandah Qld 4008, Australia
Phone 11800659850
Phone 261732483222
Fax 11800639908
Fax 261732483299

Asia - James Hardie CustomerLink™ Service Centre

Address10 Colquhoun Street, Rosehill NSW 2142, Australia
Phone 1131103
Phone 261288374709
Fax61296389521

France - James Hardie Batiment SAS

Address6 Place de la madeleine, 6eme etage, 75008 Paris, France
Phone 10800903069
Phone 20800904868
Fax0800904870

Germany - James Hardie Europe B.V.

AddressBarckhausstrasse 16, 60325 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Phone08001860471
Fax0031203016758

The Netherlands - James Hardie Europe B.V.

AddressGustav Mahlerlaan 42, 1082 MC AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands
Phone+310203012980
Fax+310203016758

New Zealand

Address50 O'Rorke Road, Penrose, Auckland, New Zealand
Phone 10800808868
Phone 264800808868

Philippines - James Hardie Philippines Inc. CustomerLink™ Service Centre

AddressJames Hardie Brgy. San Isidro, Cabuyao Laguna 4025, Philippines
Phone 16328955427
Phone 2180018885427

United Kingdom - James Hardie Building Products Ltd.

AddressJames Hardie Brgy. San Isidro, Cabuyao Laguna 4025, Philippines
Phone08000683103
08009173975
Fax08009175424




Modular Prefab Homes by Modscape, Australia