Rural Homes Collection - Pricelist
May 2010 - Exclusive of V.A.T. & Delivery
| House Name | Bedrooms | Area m2 | Area ft2 | Frontage m | Frontage ft | Price £s | | Assynt | Two | 67.32 | 724 | 10.20 | 33 6 | £15,980 | | Awe | Three | 72.26 | 778 | 13.20 | 43 4 | £19,220 | | Clousta
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Three | 106.56 | 1147 | 17.40 | 57 1 | £24,090 | | Coruisk
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Three | 122.66 | 1320 | 11.40 | 37 5 | £31,090 | | Earn | Three | 129.60 | 1394 | 18.00 | 59 1 | £30,090 | | Faskally | Three | 129.96 | 1398 | 14.40 | 47 3 | £34,860 | | Frisa | Three | 135.18 | 1455 | 11.40 | 37 5 | £33,890 | | Harray | Three | 144.72 | 1557 | 12.00 | 39 4 | £33,060 | | Maree | Four | 144.72 | 1557 | 18.00 | 59 1 | £41,360 | | Morlich | Four | 155.52 | 1673 | 18.00 | 59 1 | £33,170 | | Ness | Four | 162.50 | 1748 | 19.80 | 64 11 | £38,310 | | Ossian
(inc. TF Garage) | Four | 171.90 | 1850 | 14.10 | 46 3 | £42,140 | | Seil | Five | 180.72 | 1945 | 16.50 | 54 1 | £46,010 | | Tulla
| Four | 182.81 | 1967 | 20.40 | 66 11 | £42,900 |
Options
Architectural features such as glazed screens, bay windows, multi
pane window style, exposed rafter ends and gable tabling may be
introduced. Extreme care should be exercised so as not to detract
from the overall aesthetic appearance of the house and your local
planning officer should be consulted at an early stage.
Drawings
Any variation to the standard specification will result in a revised
price and quotation to reflect the amendments you require.
Structural timber
On receipt of an official order and payment of a deposit, architectural
drawings for planning and warrant submission purposes will be
provided for your Scotframe home. Any changes made to our Rural
Homes designs can of course be accommodated but will incur an
additional cost for alterations to the architectural drawings.
Preservation treatment
All structural timbers are stress graded and comply with the
relevant British Standards.
Section 6: Energy
All structural and external timbers are pressure impregnated
against rot and fungal attack.
This section of the Scottish Building Standards sets out detailed
requirements for the energy efficiency in all new dwellings. These
now differ markedly from the pre May 2007 standards in that their
criteria for compliance, is based upon limiting the overall CO2
emissions of the property, such that an 18 - 25% overall reduction
is achieved.
Designers now have to take into account not only the fabric of the
dwelling (floor, wall, roof, windows & doors) but also the primary
and secondary heating fuel sources (mains gas, electricity, oil, solid
fuel, lpg or bio mass), boiler efficiency, method of hot water storage
and heating controls. Also taken in to account are low energy
lighting and whether renewables such as solar panels, photovoltaics
and wind turbines are to be fitted. Once the CO2 emissions (which
are expressed in kg(m2.yr) are calculated, the dwelling is issued
with an Energy Performance Certificate.
Having our own Approved Certifier Of Design For Energy for
Scotland, means Scotframe are uniquely placed to Thermally
Engineer your home to ensure these Building Standards are met
as cost effectively as possible. This assures you of compliance with
current requirements and also affords you the opportunity to
'future proof' your home.
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The prices shown are inclusive of all items as detailed in our
house kit specification opposite.
Our sales team will be happy to advise you on the various
options which are available, allowing you to personalise the
final specification of your new Scotframe home.
We will then be pleased to provide you with a detailed quotation,
inclusive of your chosen amendments and delivery to site.
The specification shown will, in most cases, meet the Scottish
Building Standards Section 6 Energy, when mains gas is used
as the primary fuel source.
We do however appreciate that many remote/rural sites will
not have access to mains gas and you should therefore consult
with your nearest Scotframe representative who will be able to
offer advice on the most appropriate specification required for
your personal situation.
Please note: The Standards in England, Wales & Northern Ireland differ from those in Scotland, so please contact us for further details.
SupaWall, our next generation of closed panel timber frame, is
now preferred by many self builders. It provides unequalled levels
of thermal performance and airtightness. Customers buying
SupaWall are, in many cases, significantly reducing or even
negating the need for a conventional central heating system as
well as items such as heat pumps, solar panels, photovoltaics or
wind turbines.
Contact our Business Development Manager in your area and ask
for further details and a quotation for SupaWall. |