SmartShelters container shelters come in many different forms, from small and simple shelters through to large, permanent structures. So do you need building consent in order to construct one on your property?
The short answer is it’s best to check. Generally speaking, gaining building consent is the rule rather than the exception, so it’s wise to assume you might. There do however exist a number of exemptions that may apply to smaller, simpler constructions, including:
· Discretionary council exemptions
· Unoccupied detached building exemptions
· Lightweight structure exemptions
· Size exemptions
Our smaller shipping container sheds are popular can be used for general storage of equipment whereas our large shelters can safely store tractors and other farm or industrial machinery. Check your local council or government legislation for peace of mind.
