The Backyard, Done
OUTHAUS
Clayfield display yard
Brisbane Tiny Home Expo 2026 · That’s a wrap

Thank you, Brisbane. What a show.

Thousands of you came through the house at the Brisbane Tiny Home Expo. You sat on the deck, opened the cupboards and asked the hard questions. The show is over, the homes are not. Come and walk through them at our office and display yard, 515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield, behind the Caltex service station. Enter from Barlow Street.

515CSandgate Road, Clayfield
Enterfrom Barlow Street
Built atLaceys Creek, near Dayboro

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Address, name, mobile, email. That’s the lot. We price your backyard and tell you if it fits.


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  • Complete homes from $99,900
  • Class 1a, architect designed, craned in
  • Roadhaus, and any model on a trailer base

Brisbane Tiny Home Expo 2026

To the thousands who came through: thank you.

Three days at Cleveland Showgrounds, one finished home, and a crowd that would not get off the deck. You opened the cupboards, stood in the shower and asked the hard questions, which is how we like it. The show packed up. We set up somewhere permanent: our office and display yard at 515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield, behind the Caltex service station. Enter from Barlow Street and come and say g’day.

The Backyard, Done

Everyone else quotes you a box. We quote you the backyard.

Ask anyone selling a granny flat one question: what do I pay to be living in it? Most of them cannot tell you, because the number on their sign is where your job starts. Ours is where it finishes. Here it is on the two we build most, the one-bed Standard 8.4 and the two-bed Family 13.5.

Our one number carries

All of it.

  • The complete home, architect designed, built to Class 1a
  • The deck, full module length by 3.0m, and a roof over it
  • Transport to your site
  • Engineered screw pile footings
  • Crane and placement
  • Plumbing and power connected
  • Hot water system, supplied and fitted
  • Building approval managed end to end, certifier included
  • A QBCC licensed builder of record
One contract. One number. Nobody for you to chase.

What a cheap sticker leaves out

The half that bites.

  • Transport. Yours to arrange and pay.
  • Installation and stumping. Find your own installer.
  • Council approvals. Find your own certifier.
  • Hot water. Some leave you a power point and wish you luck.
  • A deck that arrives flat and waits for your weekend
  • A builder of record. There isn’t one. It’s you.
Four or five contractors, and tens of thousands more than the sign said.

Standard 8.4
28.6sqm · 1 bed
  • The home, complete and finished, from$139,900
  • The Deck, 8.4m × 3.0m, Merbau on a steel subframe$21,900
  • The roof over it, steel posts and Bondor panel$8,900
  • Footings, crane, connections, hot water, approval, builder of recordquoted with your site
Home and Covered Deck, ex factory
$170,700
The deck and its roof together are the Covered Deck, $30,800. Inc GST. Your site work is the only part we quote, and you get it as a fixed Binding Estimate within 7 days of the site check. Fixed means fixed.

Family 13.5
54.0sqm · 2 bed
  • The home, complete and finished, from$199,900
  • The Deck, 13.5m × 3.0m, Merbau on a steel subframe$26,900
  • The roof over it, steel posts and Bondor panel$10,900
  • Footings, crane, connections, hot water, approval, builder of recordquoted with your site
Home and Covered Deck, ex factory
$237,700
The deck and its roof together are the Covered Deck, $37,800. Inc GST. Your site work is the only part we quote, and you get it as a fixed Binding Estimate within 7 days of the site check. Fixed means fixed.

Where to start. The Pre-Planning Report is a certifier-led look at your land: zoning, overlays and setbacks, back in 7–10 business days. It costs $750 + GST, it is credited to your build, and it tells you what your council will allow before you spend a dollar on design.

Their price is a deposit on a bigger number. Ours is the number.

Want yours priced? Send the address.
Price my backyard

What happens when you send it

Three steps, and two of them are ours.

The site check is the best thing we do, and it is free. Sending your details is how it starts.

01

You send your address

Two minutes on the form above. The address is the field that does the work. The rest tells us how to help you.

02

We load your block

We drop your land into the site check tool, with the boundaries and setbacks drawn in and a house placed on it.

03

You get a straight answer

Fits or doesn’t fit, we tell you either way. Then come and walk through the home at Clayfield and see what your block gets.

515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield

Turn up. Walk through it. Ask us anything.

Our office and display yard sit at 515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield, behind the Caltex service station. Enter from Barlow Street.

Sit on the deck

Full length, 3.0m deep, and the thing nobody wanted to get off at the show. Take a seat and we’ll come to you.

Your block on screen

Bring your address and we’ll put your land on the screen, boundaries and setbacks drawn in, a house placed on it.

Walk through it

Open the cupboards. Stand in the shower. Look at the tile. What you’re looking at is what gets craned onto your land.

Ask the hard one

Council. Finance. Crane access up a steep driveway. The people in this office build these for a living.

Want your block priced before you visit?
Send it through

What people use them for

Same house. Different reasons entirely.

These are the ones we hear at every show. One of them is probably yours.

Room for Mum. Space for you.

Teenager now. Tenant later.

Great for guests. Better when they go.

Work from home. Not from the kitchen bench.

Income or in-laws. Both welcome.

Airbnb or Auntie June. No judgement.

Your backyard’s too big. Fix that.

Close enough for Sunday roast. Far enough for Saturday night.

The bit that matters

Built like a house. Because it is one.

Not a caravan. Not a shed. A certified Class 1a dwelling, architect designed, steel framed, craned onto your land in a day.

That classification is the whole argument. It’s what makes the house financeable, insurable and legal to live in full time. Plenty of things out there look like a home. Fewer are one on paper. Come and read the certification yourself.

Class 1a certified
Steel frame, built under roof
Placed in a day

An Outhaus modular home placed in a backyard

Ways to buy

You choose where we stop.

Every module leaves the same line at Laceys Creek. How finished it is when it leaves is up to you and your budget. Pick a model and the whole ladder drops out, drawings through to keys in your hand.











Compact 4.8 modular home
Compact 4.8
4.8m × 3.4m · 16.3sqm · Office

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$2,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$39,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$47,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$99,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$133,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$168,900 to $218,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 4.8m × 3.0m, placed.$17,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$24,800placed
Studio 6.0 modular home
Studio 6.0
6.0m × 3.4m · 20.4sqm · 0–1 bed

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$2,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$44,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$55,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$109,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$154,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$181,900 to $231,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 6.0m × 3.0m, placed.$18,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$26,800placed
Standard 8.4 modular home
Standard 8.4
8.4m × 3.4m · 28.6sqm · 1 bed

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$3,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$59,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$75,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$139,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$171,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$216,900 to $266,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 8.4m × 3.0m, placed.$21,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$30,800placed
Wide 8.4 modular home
Wide 8.4
8.4m × 4.0m · 33.6sqm · 1 bed

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$3,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$62,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$80,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$144,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$183,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$224,900 to $274,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 8.4m × 3.0m, placed.$21,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$30,800placed
Flex 10.8 modular home
Flex 10.8
10.8m × 4.0m · 43.2sqm · 1–2 bed

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$4,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$71,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$94,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$169,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$198,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$254,900 to $304,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 10.8m × 3.0m, placed.$23,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$33,800placed
Family 13.5 modular home
Family 13.5
13.5m × 4.0m · 54.0sqm · 2 bed

Five ways in. Buy the stage that fits how you build, and stop where you like.

  1. 00PlansYou build all of it.$4,900
  2. 02KitWe kit it. You build it.$93,900
  3. 03Lock-upWe build it weathertight.$121,900
  4. 04Complete · BaseFinished, ex factory. The website price.$199,900
  5. 04Complete · PremiumOur normal build.$232,900
  6. 05InstalledWe hand you the keys.$291,900 to $341,900
  7. +DeckOpen, 13.5m × 3.0m, placed.$26,900placed
  8. +Covered DeckDeck and the roof over it.$37,800placed

All prices include GST. Delivery is quoted by postcode. Installed is a range because footings, access and services move with the block, and it is quoted exactly after a free site check. Modules can also be joined and expanded up to 86sqm.

The bit everyone stands on

Everyone loved the deck. So we put a roof on it.

Last show the deck was the thing people wouldn’t get off. So we built it two ways: full module length, 3.0m deep, craned on with your house on the same day, open to the sky or with a roof over it. The Deck is the open one. The Covered Deck is the same deck with an insulated roof on steel posts. Both come built, boarded and placed. What we stopped selling is flat-pack deck kits and roof kits, because a deck on the ground is piles, levels, a stair set and a roof load, and none of that is a weekend.

  • Full length of your module by 3.0m deep, sized to your model. Not a fixed size that nearly fits.
  • Merbau boards on a galvanised steel subframe, cut, drilled and welded at Laceys Creek. No timber bearers to go soft.
  • Roofed. Galvanised steel posts and an insulated Bondor panel over the top, so it is a lined ceiling, not a tin lid.
  • Engineered screw piles and one stair set, placed and fixed on your module’s set day.
  • Steel is non-combustible and Merbau is one of only seven species AS 3959 names, so it holds up in a bushfire area.
Steel frame, non-combustible, no bushfire surcharge

An Outhaus module with its full length deck

Why there is no kit

Because a flat pack is not a deck.

We used to sell the frame on its own and let you finish it. The trouble is that a deck on the ground is piles, levels, a stair set and a roof load, and none of that is a weekend. So it comes built, boarded and fixed, roof or no roof, and it lands the same day your house does.

Why it is roofed

A deck you can’t sit on in January isn’t a deck.

Brisbane sun and Brisbane rain both make a case for the roof. Take the open deck if you want the sky, but half the year says otherwise. The roof is an insulated panel on steel posts, the same panel system that goes over your house, so you get a lined ceiling and shade that works rather than a hot tin sheet.

ModelSizeDeckThe roofCovered Deck
Compact 4.84.8m × 3.0m$17,900$6,900$24,800
Studio 6.06.0m × 3.0m$18,900$7,900$26,800
Standard 8.48.4m × 3.0m$21,900$8,900$30,800
Wide 8.48.4m × 3.0m$21,900$8,900$30,800
Flex 10.810.8m × 3.0m$23,900$9,900$33,800
Family 13.513.5m × 3.0m$26,900$10,900$37,800

All prices include GST, placed on a standard site. The deck is Merbau boards on a galvanised steel subframe with one stair set. The roof is galvanised steel posts and an insulated Bondor panel over the top, so you get a lined ceiling rather than a hot tin lid. Footings, deck height and what your ground is doing can move these, so treat them as close, not final: your Binding Estimate is the number that holds.

Want the backyard priced with the house in it?
Price my backyard

Any model, on wheels

Want it on wheels? Pick any model.

Every Outhaus module sits on a welded galvanised steel skid. Swap that skid for a wheeled galvanised chassis and the same house lands on wheels instead of footings. Same module, same frame, same drawings, same fit-out. The base changes. The house does not.

Trailer base, instead of the skidSizeAdd
Compact 4.84.8m × 3.4m · 16.3sqm$13,900
Studio 6.06.0m × 3.4m · 20.4sqm$15,900
Standard 8.48.4m × 3.4m · 28.6sqm$17,900
Wide 8.48.4m × 4.0m · 33.6sqm$18,900
Flex 10.810.8m × 4.0m · 43.2sqm$20,900
Family 13.513.5m × 4.0m · 54.0sqm$24,900

All prices include GST, and this replaces the steel skid rather than being added on top of it. Hot-dip galvanised chassis, engineer designed, running gear rated to carry your module. Above about 6 tonnes it needs truck axles and air brakes, so we do not offer it, and we would rather tell you that than sell you something you cannot move.

What it does

It takes the footing out.

No stumping, no pier holes, no engineered footing design, no concrete cure to wait on. Your module arrives on its own base and sits on your ground. On plenty of blocks that is the whole difference between this year and next.

What it does not do

It is not a towing job.

At 3.4m and 4.0m wide your module travels on a truck under an oversize permit, wheels or no wheels. The trailer is what it lands on, not how it gets there. Anyone telling you a 3.4m house tows behind a ute is selling you something else.

And the part nobody else will say out loud. Wheels take the footing out of the job. They do not take your council out of the conversation. Queensland local laws cap how long you can occupy something on wheels on your own land, and the cap moves council to council. Ask us and we will look your council up while you wait.

The tiny home range

Want one you can properly tow? That’s Roadhaus.

A 2.5m wide range built for the road. Registered and VIN plated, four sizes, every one of them under 6 tonnes so it stays on standard axles and stays cheap to register. Single level, 5° skillion, raked ceilings, and no loft, because a loft fights your head height and drags stair compliance in with it.

Roadhaus, at lock-upSizeFrom
Roadhaus 6.66.6m × 2.5m · 16.5sqm$63,900
Roadhaus 7.87.8m × 2.5m · 19.5sqm$70,900
Roadhaus 9.09.0m × 2.5m · 22.5sqm$78,900
Roadhaus 10.210.2m × 2.5m · 25.5sqm$84,900

All prices include GST, at lock-up, registered chassis included. Lock-up is the shell: chassis, frame, roof, cladding, windows and doors, locked and weathertight, ready for you to fit out. Finished throughout is quoted on your spec rather than off a list. Roadhaus is in design and none of it is drawn yet, so treat these as where the range lands, not as a quote. Tick the box and you hear it first.

Straight up

Only buy a Roadhaus if you need the wheels. Otherwise buy the Compact.

Finished throughout, a Roadhaus 6.6 costs more than a Compact 4.8 for the same floor area. A registered chassis costs more than a steel skid, and a 2.5m box has more wall per square metre than a 3.4m one. So the only reason to buy Roadhaus is that it is 2.5m, registered, and you can tow it behind the right vehicle. If that matters, it is worth the money. If it does not, the Compact is the better buy and we will tell you so.

Wheels or footings? Tick a box and we will show you both.
Send your block

Straight answers

The questions we get asked every single time.

The ones we hear at every show and every visit, answered straight.

Think it won’t fit? Send it anyway.
Plenty of blocks people write off turn out to be fine, and the only way to know is to look. Your address goes to the crew who run our site checks. They load your land into the tool, draw the boundaries and setbacks, and place a house on it. You get a straight answer either way, and the detail on a call.
Wheels or footings, which do I want?
Footings, for most people. A Class 1a dwelling on an engineered footing is what a lender values, what a valuer counts as part of your land, and what you live in without a clock running. The trailer base is for the block where the footing is the thing stopping you: it takes out the stumping, the pier holes and the footing design, and it costs $13,900 to $24,900 depending on the model. What it does not do is make the council conversation go away, and it is not a towing job at 3.4m or 4.0m wide. If you want something you can genuinely tow, that is Roadhaus, our 2.5m range, and it is a different product again. Tick the box that matches you on the form and we will have the right answer ready, or tick both and we will price it either way.
Do I need council approval?
Almost always, yes. A secondary dwelling is assessed by your council, and the overlays sitting on your land decide what’s possible before anyone draws anything. We run a certifier-led check on the site first, so the answer arrives early rather than after you’ve spent money on design.
What does it cost by the time it’s standing on my land?
The module price is the starting point. Transport, crane, footings, services and any site works sit on top of it, and those move with the site. Anyone quoting you one number for every block hasn’t looked at your block. Send us your address and we’ll talk about the real range for your land.
Can a truck and a crane get onto my place?
Usually. Access width, slope and overhead powerlines are the three things that decide it. Take a couple of photos of your driveway on your phone, send them through or bring them in, and we’ll tell you straight.
How long from deposit to delivery?
Design and approvals run first, then the build, then delivery and install. Council is the part that moves. Ask us and we’ll give you the range for your council rather than a national average that means nothing for your job.
Can I finance it?
On footings, yes. It’s a Class 1a dwelling on a permanent footing, which is what lenders and valuers need to see before they’ll treat it as part of the property. That is the whole reason the footing version exists and it is what most people should buy. Put the same module on a trailer base and you are in a different lane: cheaper to get onto the ground, and not something a lender will value as part of your land. Both are on this page with prices. Come and ask which one your situation wants.
Last thing

Send your block. We’ll do the rest.

Two minutes now. The price list and floor plans land in your inbox, and if you ask for a site check we call you to book it. Then come and walk through the home at Clayfield.

Office & yard515C Sandgate Road
Enter fromBarlow Street
Built atLaceys Creek

Still here? Good.

Send your block.

Takes 30 seconds. Same straight answer either way.


Give us this and we’ll run it through the site check. Skip it if you’d rather, we’ll still send you everything.








All set, hit the button

Four fields. Confirmation by text and email. We use your details for your project, nothing else.

Got it.

The price list and the floor plans are on their way to your inbox.

Asked for a site check? We’ll call you to book a time. Or come and see us at 515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield.

Been through one of our houses already?

Tell Google

Been out to the yard at Laceys Creek? Review The Ranch instead.

One last ask

Seen our work? Tell Google, not us.

Reviews are how somebody who has never heard of us decides whether to walk up to the stand. If you have been through one of our houses, been out to the yard, or we have done work for you, thirty seconds here does more for us than anything else on this page.

Two listings because they are two places. Review the one you have been to, and say what you found.

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Office and display yard
515C Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011
Behind the Caltex service station. Enter from Barlow Street.

The ranch

Every module is built at 472 Laceys Creek Road, Laceys Creek, near Dayboro.
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