How it works
We make buying your Hari home easy — from choosing a plan to getting the keys, with as much or as little help as you need.
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Choose your plan
Browse 13 designs from 24 m² to 70 m² and download the brochures for the ones you like.
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Get a site-specific estimate
Tell us about your section and we'll prepare a free, site-specific estimate — so there are no surprise costs later.
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Council & paperwork
We can handle site assessments, feasibility, GEO and engineering reports, PIMs and consents — or guide you through the granny flat exemption.
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Build your way
Full build management from site works to solar and water tanks, or a flatpack kitset delivered for your licensed builder to construct.
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Move in
A warm, healthy, fully compliant home — backed by our 10-year building guarantee.
Full support from start to finish
One team, the whole journey
Hari Homes can assist with the entire process — from site assessments, feasibility checks, GEO and engineering reports and council approvals (PIMs and building consents) through to site-specific working drawings, water tanks, solar options, site works and full build management. Alternatively, homes can be supplied as a flatpack for your licensed builder to construct.
Light gauge steel frames
NZ Steel Axxis® framing with 50-year steel durability — won't rot, warp or attract borers.
Free plan customisation
Tweak any floor plan to suit your site and lifestyle at no extra design cost.
Warm & healthy
Insulated to NZ H1 standards with double-glazed, Low-E aluminium joinery.
Building Code compliant
Proudly made in New Zealand and backed by our 10-year building guarantee.
NZ-wide delivery
Built in our yard or supplied as a flatpack kitset for your licensed builder.
Finance available
Ask us about spreading the cost of your new home.
Standard specification
What goes into every home
This feature-packed build is engineered for your wind zone and insulated for your climate zone. Each brochure lists the exact inclusions for that design.
Structure
- Light gauge steel framing for walls, roof panels and subfloor
- Steel frame engineering producer statement (PS1) designed to suit your wind zone
- Insulation to comply with your climate zone
- Priced on good ground with a pile foundation and a 3° mono-pitch roof — customisable to your requirements and budget
Interior
- Hari Homes satisfaction guarantee
- R2.8 wall insulation, ceiling insulation to suit your climate zone
- 12 mm plywood wall and ceiling linings with flush V-jointed detail
- Pre-hung flush-core internal doors
- Double-glazed Low-E aluminium joinery in scratch-resistant black
- 180 L mains-pressure hot water cylinder
Kitchen
- Flatpack kitchen from our Everyday specification and colour selections
- 600 × 600 mm splashback
- Parmco appliances with a 7-year warranty
- 60 cm electric cooktop, 60 cm underbench oven and 52 cm stainless rangehood
- Stainless steel sink and drainer with chrome mixer
Bathroom
- 900 mm curved shower with chrome slide shower
- 750 mm freestanding vanity with white top
- Chrome shower and basin mixers
- Manufacturer warranties
Finish
- SPC / vinyl flooring to lounge and kitchen
- Carpet with 10 mm underlay in bedrooms
- Roller blinds (optional)
About pricing
- All prices exclude GST and are based on the home being constructed in our yard. On-site construction is available at extra cost depending on location and access.
- Extended decks, steps, pergolas, council fees, consenting, site works, service connections, foundations, transport and any engineering or GEO reports aren't included in the base price.
- Flatpack deliveries: the client unloads materials (a forklift is needed). Freight varies by location and climate zone.
FAQ
Good questions
Do I need a building consent for a granny flat?
Since 15 January 2026, a simple, single-storey standalone dwelling of up to 70 m² can be built without a building consent — if every exemption condition is met, the work is done or supervised by licensed professionals, and you get a project information memorandum (PIM) from your council before you start. Read our plain-English guide.
What's included in the price?
Each brochure lists what's included for that home — kitchen, bathroom, electrical, insulation and finishes. Prices exclude GST and site-specific costs like council fees, foundations, transport, site works and service connections. Ask us for a free site-specific estimate so there are no surprises.
Can I change a floor plan?
Yes. We offer free customisation of our floor plans — tell us what you need and we'll shape the design around it.
Do you deliver outside Auckland?
Yes — we deliver New Zealand wide. Homes can be built in our yard or supplied as a flatpack kitset for your licensed builder. Freight and climate-zone requirements vary by location.
How long does a build take?
Every project is different. Recent examples: a sleepout in Whangārei took around 2 months and a tiny home in Clevedon about 5 months from start to finish.
Is finance available?
Yes — ask us about spreading the cost of your new home with finance.
Why light gauge steel?
Our frames use NZ Steel Axxis® light gauge steel with 50-year steel durability: it's straight, strong and won't rot, warp or attract borers.
Our partners
Made with New Zealand's best
We work with trusted New Zealand suppliers and builders.
