Aussie Carports – NSW

Australian Made
15 Year Warranty
Delivery NSW & the ACT

Attached Roof Style Insulated Panel Carport — An oasis for your favourite toy

Why Aussie Carports?

AUSSIE CARPORTS are delivered to your door with everything you need to create an undercover oasis for your car boat or caravan.

The clean lines and modern finish will add real value to your home.

Simply choose the style of carport you want, tell us the dimensions, and we’ll get back to you with a carport system.

The insulated roof panels give you a shaded area and somewhere cool for your favourite toy.

Aussie Trim – NSW Prices, Colours, Weights, R-Values →

Aussie Corro – NSW Prices, Colours, Weights, R-Values →

3 Steps To Choosing An Insulated Carport Kit

Choosing an insulated CARPORT KIT doesn’t need to be hard. In fact, it’s dead easy!

Step 1

What Size

Tell us Length and Width.
Panels are 1m wide.
How many panels x how long?
e.g. 6 panels x 5m

Step 2

Roof Type

Choose Aussie Trim
(→ NSW Trim Prices & Specs)
OR Aussie Corro
(→ NSW Corro Prices & Specs)

Step 3

Carport Style

Tell us if you want Attached, Flyover or Freestanding (see below).
We can also supply a Gable Flyover or Gable Freestanding.

Get an EASY, fully itemised quote
NO HIDDEN PRICES →

Carport Styles

Aussie Attached

Attached Carport

The carport is attached to the house, usually under the eaves, and is normally a simple skillion roof.

Quick and easy to install in a number of different configurations.

Aussie Flyover

Flyover Carport

One side of the roof sits on the house and the other side is on a beam.

A flyover slopes away from the house (pictured). A reverse flyover slopes back the other way.

Aussie Freestanding

Freestanding Carport

Freestanding carports stand alone on posts without the support of another building.
Available as a skillion or gable.

Available as a skillion or gable, the structure can also be used as a patio, pool cabana and more.

What’s In A Carport Kit?

Your fully itemised quote will detail product lengths and quantities
Kits include:
Insulated Panels
Flashings
Gutter
Beams
Posts
Fixings
Receiver Channel (Attached)
Extenda Brackets (Flyovers)

Delete anything you don’t want
e.g. remove posts or beams from the quote

Add something extra e.g. silicone or concrete

Delivery

We deliver by crane truck throughout Sydney and across NSW and the ACT

Find your NSW & ACT delivery locations HERE →

Pickup

You can choose to collect from our consolidation depot in Western Sydney

Great price, great product. Have used these guys a few times, wouldn’t go anywhere else.
Carl
Builder
Good service, efficient turn around, got exactly what I ordered and pickup was straight forward and efficient on multiple occasions. Will use Aussie panels again.
Annette
Builder
Aussie Panels were so efficient that I got my quote & had my roofing delivered before other quotes even came in! And then: their price was better anyway so would have gone with Aussie Panels even if other quotes had come on time 😊
Michelle
Home Owner

Frequently Asked Questions

Store panel packs under cover — ideally indoors — away from direct sunlight, rain and wind. Packs should sit on a flat surface (such as a concrete slab) and be raised off the ground on suitable supports, such as foam blocks or timber bearers. Do not stack other materials on top of the pack.
The protective plastic film must be removed within 4 weeks of delivery or pickup. Prolonged exposure can bond the film to the paint, causing the paint to peel on removal.
Incorrect or long-term storage may damage the protective film or cause panel deterioration, and will void your warranty.

Insulated panels are heavy — a two-person lift is required at all times. When removing a panel from the stack, grip it from the underside and lift straight up, keeping it vertical.
Never lift a panel by its top sheet, and never twist it during the lift, as this can damage the panel beneath.
Use mechanical lifting equipment, such as a scissor lift, wherever possible.
Do not install panels in high winds or any other unsafe conditions.

Yes. Insulated Aussie Panels can be trimmed on site using a sharp, cold cut (metal) blade. NB: Do not use a grinder as it will damage the paint and panel.
All cutting should be done on the ground. Best practice is to place the panel on sawhorses with foam or protective padding taped to the top of the trestles.
Cut the panel roof side up. Use tape on the cut line to minimise panel damage.
Use a file to gently remove any burrs. Always remove swarf from the panel.
All cut edges should be treated with cold-gal.

Most people will already have the equipment they need.
A circular saw with a metal blade cuts the panels. Tradies might use a nibbler or a panel saw.
Some of the other equipment includes saw horses, turn-up/turn-down tool (or vice grips work), Stanley knife, tin snips, drill & bit for tek screws, rivet gun, tape measure, marking pen, spirit level, string line.
Don’t forget your safety gear including eye protection, helmet, gloves and footwear.

NSW Call: (02) 9055 6220