Numbers Kit
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit LAKESIDE CABIN 16 x 20  US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit TENDING THE FLOCK 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 Paint Works Dimensions Paint by Number Kit Sunlit Pals Dolphins US $13.00
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 PAINT WORKS Paint by Number Kit LAKESIDE VILLAGE 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit GRIZZLY FAMILY 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit SPRINGTIME KITTENS 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit NIGHT OWL 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit COVERED BRIDGE 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 PLAID Paint by Number Kit LIGHTHOUSE COTTAGE 16 x 20 US $21.00
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 Howling wolf Wolves A4 Colour Pencil colouring sketching by numbers kit CPN11 US $4.73
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 ROYAL LANGNICKEL A5 MINI PAINTING BY NUMBER KITS WITH PAINTS BRUSH GUIDE ele US $2.61
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Choosing a Kit Home To Suit You
With the excitement of starting the journey to building a kit home many people tend to forget the basics. There are five questions you must address before you get carried away browsing the numerous plan designs available on the web.
Here are the five questions you should ask yourself before selecting a home;
Number one: What is your budget?
Many people tend to "blow" budget because of poor planning. Your budget is more than the cost of the kit. Consider that large building companies can negotiate good prices with contractors and typically hire them for multiple contracts for a lot less than an individual can. If you require any contracted work be wary of cheap quotes, many turn out to be cheap results too. In the end, you'll end up spending more money to get the job fixed or done right. In essence make sure you add up these additional jobs when setting your project budget, and then allow for a little extra.
Number two: What are your building capabilities?
If you want some involvement the building of your house (first and second build stages above), find a kit home that will suits your strengths. For example, consider prefabricated panels over additional stonework or bricking if you have little experience as a brick layer. If you are a bricklayer, you could consider more complex kit home designs.
Number three: What type of kit will suit your block of land?
This may seem obvious, however, you'll be surprised how many people forget to take their block of land into account when selecting their kit. You can save wasted time, money and precious space by choosing the right one.
Things you should take into account are, how big is your block of land? How much useable space do you have, many local council state you must have a given distance on either side of you house? Addressing this before looking at more plans can help you narrow your search and save on costly mistakes that you may have to fix later.
Don't forget to also consider the slope of your block of land, the location and width of other items like driveways, trees and other items on the landscape. And then finally, the position of the morning and afternoon Sun which may dictate the position of the house if you don't want the hot Sun possibly streaming in your bedroom when you are trying to get to sleep
Number four: What floor plan would suit your needs?
Are bedroom sizes important to you? Or an ensuite for every bedroom? Do you need that large laundry when you could use a space saving one? If you live in a hot climate would verandahs help extend shade and keep your home cool?
Take advantage of builders who offer downloadable copies of there kit home plans by printing them out for easy comparison. Kit home plans look much different on paper.
Number five: What level of involvement do you want?
Generally there are 3-stages of involvement. If you are comfortable sourcing and fitting materials yourself you can simply get a kit delivered to your site and you can build it yourself. If you prefer that a construction company take care of housing indemnity insurance and construction and public liability insurance then maybe you'd want to have it supplied and built to lock-up stage, which includes all materials needed to be able to secure your kit home. This stage typically includes a structural guarantee and a maintenance period. And third, you can opt for fully built which will include everything needed to live in straight away. For example, shelving to all cupboards and bathroom vanities, shower enclosures, tapware, oven and hotplates.
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