X-Frame panels are being reconfigured into their 2nd configuration at 57 Willis Street - stay tuned for updates!

Complete cut-away model showing Terra Lana Wool Blend Insulation and Abodo thermally modified internal lining panels (T&G).

A full cut-away assembly of the X-Frame Series 8 system. Abodo thermally modified 12mm plywood sarking with a 45mm sq. structural cavity batten bolted to the X-Frame structure. Clad in Abodo Vulcan thermally modified horizontal weatherboards (with hidden fixings).

Ultralight MDF 600mm square shingles with hidden reversible and recoverable pressure fixings. These are to form backings for thin sheet metal panels of the same dimensions which will result in a 2.5m high and 8m long magnetic whiteboard.

The interior non-load bearing X-Frame partitioning version allows building materials to be easily delivered to jobsites only accessible by small service lifts.

Construction of our next prototype is well advanced. This 18m2 unit is located in Ashbourne, Adelaide, South Australia.

6 months after completion the thermally modified plywood cladding is silvering. Deck construction in progress!

Series 5 design modifications radically improve parallelization and platform framing integration capabilities through redundant modularization.

The unlined interior of the Galloway Prototype. Autex GreenStuf roll-form insulation cut into triangles fitted snugly into the X-Frame structure.

The X-Frame Galloway prototype clad in thermally modified plywood shingles (1200mm sq.) and Steel and Tube NZ ColorSteel Ebony CustomORB Corrugated Steel.

X-Frame prototype 3 used thermally modified untreated plywood in conjunction with SmartFit glazing systems to form a high-performance air-tight and circular economy compatible building envelope.

The completed X-Frame Series 4 structural frame for the Galloway prototype.

Structural frame panel assembly.

CNC production underway at Wedgerwood Joinery Alexandra.

Material optimized plywood interior linings held to the buildings frame using Fastmount clips.

Photo courtesy of Fastmount Limited.

Photo courtesy of Fastmount Limited.

Photo courtesy of Fastmount Limited.

Photo courtesy of Fastmount Limited.

X-Frame 10m2 prototype building nearing completion with timber cladding shingles and steel flashing in place.

840mm module frame installed for two walls and the floor section.

Plywood shingles installed onto a ventilated cavity over the X-Frame structure.

Cavity battens connected to the X-Frame at 420mm intervals.

X-Frame Series 3 Node assembly drawing.

An 500mm by 1400mm IGU installed into the X-Frame structure.

Lateral load testing X-Frame Series 3 at Building Research New Zealand.

Testing three dimensional horizontal truss formations of the X-Frame system.

X-Frame installed as non load-bearing partition walls and ceiling’s in a warehouse space.

X-Frame Series 3 on display at the 2019 BUILDNZ Trade Show.

Testing the wraking resistance strength of a triple module X-Frame segment.