THOW Structural/Technical Plans that confirm with Western Australian Laws

@LandMark

Hi I have reviewed your attached hand sketched plan and understand you require structural and technical drawings for both an eight and nine meter Tiny Haus on wheels including the revised roof pitch of approximately two to three percent minimum fall. Regarding Australian regulations my experience includes working in accordance with the National Construction Code relevant Australian Standards for structural framing tie down and wind classification and coordinating trailer compliance under ADR requirements. To ensure roadworthy registration the trailer must meet axle load ratings braking lighting VIN compliance and state inspection criteria. I will provide detailed structural AutoCAD drawings and PDFs suitable for fabrication and approval. Could you confirm the intended state of registration to align compliance precisely My proposed fee will be based on final scope and discussed transparently before commencement Best Wishes

@kamaljgm95

With nearly two decades in the field of Civil Engineering, I am a seasoned professional who understands the importance of adhering to local regulations. Throughout my career, I have worked extensively with Australian building codes and can confidently say I am well-versed with Western Australian Laws for structural compliance. I will work diligently to ensure that your Tiny Haus project on wheels is fully compliant with all necessary regulations from design to roadworthiness. As requested, here is a sample of my work - a screenshot that depicts the level of detail and precision that goes into my planning efforts. For sure, I would be willing to share further samples as per your request. What sets me apart is my holistic approach to any project. I don't just deliver drawings; I provide workable solutions. With your sketches as reference, I'll prepare accurate and comprehensive structural/technical plans that the producer can easily follow to bring your dream home to life. !

@Sierraestruc

Hello, I can assist in developing structural and technical plans for your Tiny House on Wheels based on the provided sketches. I have experience working with small residential structures and trailer-based buildings, including framing layouts, structural detailing, and construction-ready drawings. For your project I can: • Convert the hand sketches into clear technical plans • Prepare structural framing layouts for the tiny house structure • Provide drawings suitable for fabrication and construction • Deliver the plans in both PDF and AutoCAD format as requested Regarding Australian regulations, the structural approach can reference relevant loading principles from AS/NZS 1170 and typical trailer design considerations (axle capacity, weight distribution, and structural stability) to ensure the design remains practical and roadworthy. If needed, I can also assist with refining the roof slope (2–3%) and structural framing to suit the 8 m and 9 m configurations. Best regards,

@JamesAllenArchi

Hi. I have solid experience working with Australian regulations including the NCC, WA building requirements, and relevant Australian Standards such as AS/NZS 1170 for loading and AS 1684 for timber framing. For a Tiny House on Wheels in Western Australia, compliance must address both building standards and road registration requirements. From a building perspective, I would assess structural adequacy under wind classifications applicable to WA, calculate dead and live loads, and design proper tie-down systems between the superstructure and trailer chassis. Bracing layout, connection detailing, and moisture management must align with NCC performance requirements. For roadworthiness and registration, the trailer must comply with ADR requirements. This includes axle load ratings, braking systems, breakaway system (if required), lighting compliance, VIN allocation, compliance plate, width and height limits, and certified weight distribution (ATM/GTM). I will provide structural/technical drawings suitable for fabrication, including chassis layout, floor framing, wall framing with bracing, roof framing revised to 2–3% pitch, and full connection details. Drawings will reference applicable standards and include load summary notes. I confirm delivery in both PDF and AutoCAD (DWG) formats for 8 m and 9 m trailer options. Thank you.