Australia's building codes, animated

Get it animated.
Hard to explain? Easy to watch.

The explainer videos you've seen on our Instagram - now made to order.

24-72 hr turnaroundone revision included
Every number checked against the published document
30-60s voiced animation, vertical MP4 (1080x1920)
Delivered in 24-72 hours, one revision round included
NCC 2025 + 2022 · Vols One to Three + Housing Provisions

What you get

from A$149 per video

Custom explainer animation of any published rule - the NCC, an Australian Standard, or a document you supply.

30-60s voiced animation, vertical MP4 (1080x1920)
Delivered in 24-72 hours
Voiced by our toolbox talkers, Steve or Emma
One revision round included
From a single video at A$149 to a full staff training series
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also from CodeCheck

Curated interactive checklists on the NCC and the Australian Standards it references, licensed to building professionals - and our video library of explainer animations, coming soon.

how it works
  1. Tell us the rule
  2. We script, animate & voice it
  3. Delivered in 24-72 hours

Three steps. No meetings.

We work from the full NCC - both current editions, 2025 and 2022, Volumes One to Three plus the Housing Provisions - and a growing library of the Australian Standards it references, including:

New here? The NCC - the National Construction Code - is Australia's national rulebook for building work. Every new home, reno and fit-out has to comply with it.

NCC 2025 + 2022 · Vols One to Three + Housing ProvisionsAS 3740:2021 · Waterproofing of wet areasAS 1684.2:2021 · Timber-framed constructionAS 3959:2018 · Bushfire-prone areasAS 1288:2021 · Glass in buildingsAS 2870-2011 · Slabs and footingsAS 1428.1:2021 · Access and mobility+ more on hand - just ask

Beyond building? Also fair game - the Food Standards Code, WHS regulations, state variations, plumbing codes, or any legislation or industry document you can supply. If it's a published rule, we can put it on screen.

Explainer frame: shower screen cutaway with a measured minimum calloutExplainer frame: house with a ramp graded off the front door
↑ actual frames from our explainers

Who's behind CodeCheck? A small Melbourne team of two.

Cihan OzbilginCihan OzbilginFounder
Mikaela WilsonMikaela WilsonBusiness Services Manager
Meet the team →

Teaching, applied to the building code - that's the whole idea.

Prefer Instagram? Just DM us - you'll get the same two people either way.@codecheckau
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