For shed & garage installers · Australia-wide
Place the shed at exact size, setbacks and coverage checked
Place the shed on the real lot: setbacks, easements, overland flow and bushfire mapping checked as you design. The PDF prints with your branding.
- Real cadastre boundary + existing buildings load from the address
- Drag-draw the shed at exact size (snaps to 50mm) or click-trace any shape
- Automatic warnings: easements, sewer clearances, flood, bushfire, landslide
- Site coverage table updates live, exempt-size questions answered instantly
- Unlimited edits and re-downloads per property
Most shed sales stall at "council". RapidSiteplan turns the approval drawing into a ten-minute step: the lot draws itself, the shed drops on at its kit size, and the hazard checks that catch people out, easements, sewer mains, overland flow, run automatically as you place it. Print the sheet with your branding and lodge.
Aerial imagery and mapped data are indicative. Always lodge a BYDA (Dial Before You Dig) enquiry before excavation, and confirm requirements with your council.
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