Features & Benefits

Why choose Touch Of Class Garages & Verandahs?

8 essential questions you should ask before ordering a shed:

  1. Does your building design meet Shed Safe accreditations?
  2. Has your building got site specific engineering and wind rating?
  3. Are you provided with a site-specific construction plan?
  4. Has your building been designed with Top Hat or Purlins?
  5. Are all major components marked for easy identification?
  6. Are your windows designed for a shed or a house?
  7. Are the brackets manufactured with high tensile 450+ Mpa steel?
  8. Your shed may be Australian made/manufactured BUT are the materials %100 Australian sourced?

Touch of Class Benefits


  • ✓ Australian made, manufactured AND sourced materials.
  • ✓ Family owned and run.
  • ✓ Over two decades of building experience.
  • ✓ Flexible structure designs.
  • ✓ Class 10a -1a structures.
  • ✓ Site specific engineering.
  • ✓ Wind rated structures.
  • ✓ Site specific DIY plans.
  • ✓ Site specific Reg 126 (Permit document).
  • ✓ Commercial and domestic designs.
  • ✓ Heights up to 9 meters.
  • ✓ Open spans up to 30 meters.
  • ✓ Lengths in excess of 200m.
  • ✓ Add on lean-to’s.
  • ✓ Ability to change each bay length to suit your roller doors and requirements including intermediate wall placements.
  • ✓ 10, 15, 22.5 and 30-degree pitch roofs.
  • ✓ Easy DIY kits (Bolt together kits).
  • ✓ BlueScope steel cladding 22 colours.
  • ✓ Shed safe accredited.
  • ✓ Delivery Australia wide.
  • ✓ 15-year Scope -Steel warranty.
  • ✓ Up to 20 structural warranties.

The Features


shed diagram

    • A HAUNCH BRACKETS
      * Designed to strengthen the
      rafter-over-column joint to
      prevent axial torque (Twisting)
      * In larger buildings knee braces
      are provided to strengthen the
      haunch connection

    • B PURLINS & GIRTS
      * 450 + mpa BlueScope steel
      * Option of top hat or fully
      bolted Z-purlins and girts
      * Overlaps are 10% of bay width
      plus an extra 100mm
      adding significant strength

    • C FOOTING FIXING
      *A number of fixing methods
      are available

    • D BRACING
      * Cross bracing and fly bracing

    • E APEX SYSTEM
      * Apex brackets to full depth of
      the rafter C-sections with full
      width return flanges for
      strength
      * Apex brace (collar tie in tension)
      is vital in the construction process
      ad aids greatly in maintaining
      structural integrity in high winds