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For the latest news, advice, resources and information from across the Versatile business.

These stories are aimed at helping customers make the right building decisions or to learn more about partnering with us on their next build.

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Building Consent Exemptions in New Zealand

Jul 3, 2026

Buildings, Consent, Granny Flats

Some low-risk building projects in New Zealand may not require a building consent, provided they meet the exemption criteria set out in the Building Act 2004.

Choosing Versatile for Your New Farm Shed

Jul 1, 2026

Buildings

Choosing Versatile means combining leading design and engineering with a team that understands what it takes to build a high-quality, long-lasting shed.

Sam Whitelock's New Farm Build

Jun 12, 2026

Buildings

A new shed - built for real farm demands.
Follow the progress as Sam builds with Versatile.

6m x 6 x 3m H stud Super clad cladding in Titiana and Ironsand door

Doors & Window Options for your Shed, Building, or Garage

Feb 14, 2026

Buildings, Advice & Tips

Versatile is able to provide a choice of vehicle door and personal access door options, in a variety of sizes, all supplied with locking devices for added security.

Lean To 14.4m Long x 7.95m Deep x 3.6m Scoria and Ebony Farm Building built by Thames

Colour options for roofing & cladding

Jan 27, 2026

Buildings, Advice & Tips

Choose from a wide range of COLORSTEEL® colours to enhance the visual appeal of your garage.

Cladding profiles

Jan 20, 2026

Buildings, Advice & Tips

Many of our garage, farm building and sleepout designs can be supplied in different claddings to meet a specific budget or desired aesthetic.

Investment Boost Tax Incentive Scheme

Jun 6, 2025

Buildings, Advice & Tips, News

The May 2025 Budget has introduced a new accelerated depreciation scheme called the "Investment Boost." Under this scheme, most assets that are depreciable for tax purposes, as well as new commercial and industrial buildings, will qualify.

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Building Consent Exemptions in New Zealand