PHOTO: Flatpack homes could be the future of Kiwi housing industry
The future of Kiwi homes may be found in those that look the same and can be put up fast.
Currently around 10 per cent of new homes are flatpack or pre-fabricated, meaning they’re built off-site and transported, or put together like Lego blocks from a factory.
But that’s expected to expand, with planned Government changes and new tech taking up residency around the country.
Wanaka company Nautilus Modular claims its factory homes can be made the fastest.
Bunnings believes its flatpack homes are among the cheapest.