Backyard studio pods
A single insulated room for a studio, gym, workshop or hobby space, clad and finished to sit comfortably behind an existing house.
Fropodz designs and builds modular studio, office and guest pods in Western Australia, then delivers them to your site ready to use.
Fropodz Pty Ltd · ABN 93 699 579 989 · Registered in Western Australia
A pod is a self-contained module: frame, shell, linings and finishes assembled as one unit rather than trade by trade in your backyard.
Every pod starts with your boundaries, your access route and your ground conditions, so the module that arrives actually fits the space it was made for.
Framing, cladding and fit-out happen in one workshop run, so wet weather and back-to-back trade visits stop dictating when your room is finished.
The module leaves the workshop with linings, joinery and finishes already in, then gets set down, levelled and handed over on your site.
A single insulated room for a studio, gym, workshop or hobby space, clad and finished to sit comfortably behind an existing house.
A quiet, powered workspace separated from the house, with acoustic lining, a real desk wall and glazing placed to avoid afternoon glare.
A larger module planned for overnight use, with room for a bathroom and kitchenette rough-in so services can be connected on site.
The sequence matters: nothing gets cut until the site is measured and the drawing is signed off.
We walk the property, measure the access path and confirm where a module can physically be landed and what it will sit on.
You receive a plan, an elevation and an itemised quote covering the module, the finishes and the delivery.
Skid frame, shell, insulation, cladding and interior fit-out are completed in sequence under cover, away from your site.
The finished pod is transported, lifted into position, levelled on its footings and handed over ready for services to be connected.
Most Perth suburban blocks give you a side path, a gate and a set of eaves to clear — and that envelope, not the floor plan, is what determines how a module has to be sized and split.
Working from a base in Western Australia means we plan around the conditions here: sand and limestone ground, salt-carrying coastal wind on the northern corridor, and a long dry summer that makes shading and insulation worth getting right at drawing stage.
Send us what the pod is for, roughly where it would sit and how you can get to that spot. We will come back with what is possible.