Hi there, Sorry for the late reply. The furniture come from the Try Before You Buy concept is already fully assembled. Its main purpose is to send out the chair which the customers are able to test and also style within the room. Having said that, the T&C's does not apply to the Try Before You Buy furniture. Thank you for pointing that out though. We shall get the T&C's updated so that it does not confused the customers.

Just comes down to how much you're willing to spend. What some say is expensive maybe good with others. As oklouise said, have a chat with a builder. I'd have a chat with an engineer as well probably beforehand. Builder's can bump up estimation's if the project is unclear or looks difficult. Could be worthwhile having a chat with a designer (architect/building designer/etc) as they may be able to come up with a solution as well that can achieve a similar affect.

Is the corner of Bedroom 4 on the setback? Drawing a line out from there parallel to the boundary might give you enough of an idea to play around with some concepts? For proper plans and quotes, I agree with the advice to seek original plans and more detailed advice from council. What "doco"? General setback requirements? What about easements for that particular block? The existing materials, etc question is important. And how old is house? If it might contain asbestos that needs to be addressed before proceeding, for both safety and budget.

Does anyone have a construction schedule in excel for building a residential property in Sydney that they would be willing to share? I am working on an owner builder project and looking for a detailed process flow to begin getting quotes and planning.