A kit for your holiday-home design
Define the floor plan, roof geometry, openings and intended use before requesting a kit. A single-storey holiday home and a multi-level design have different structural and delivery requirements.
Timber building kits for holiday homes
Prepare a holiday-home timber kit with clear drawings, structural interfaces and an agreed delivery scope.
Discuss your project
Weather protection and site interfaces
Confirm how foundations, moisture protection, roof build-up and façade interfaces connect to the timber structure. Establish responsibility for temporary protection and on-site assembly in the project agreement.
Scope and responsibilities
The quotation must identify the timber components, cutting, labelling and documentation included. Do not assume that foundations, roofing, insulation, finishes, installations, site equipment or assembly are included unless the agreed scope says so.
Drawings and project requirements
Prepare the current drawings, dimensions, intended use and site requirements. An IFC model can support the structural review; material sections and quantities must come from the accepted project, not an estimate from a picture. Resolve engineering, permissions and interfaces before production is approved.
Questions before you start
Which drawings can I start with?
Send the current plans, sections and dimensions you have. We review the material with you and clarify what else is needed.
How is the delivery scope agreed?
The quotation identifies the components, processing, documentation and services included, together with responsibilities and exclusions.
Enquiry and next steps
Create a partner account to submit your project through the existing workspace, or contact WoodStocks to discuss the information needed. The final scope, price and logistics depend on the reviewed project and written agreement.