Hardware Stores in New Zealand

Local hardware stores stocking tools, fixings, paint, garden gear and everyday supplies for home and trade.

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Wrights Outdoor Power — Hardware Stores in Wellington
Wrights Outdoor Power

Wrights Outdoor Power

Wellington
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Avondale Mowers & Chainsaws — Hardware Stores in Whau
Avondale Mowers & Chainsaws

Avondale Mowers & Chainsaws

Whau, Auckland
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STIHL SHOP East Tamaki — Hardware Stores in Howick
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Naismith & Jones — Hardware Stores in Tauranga
Naismith & Jones

Naismith & Jones

Tauranga
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Collingwoods Cross Country Equipment — Hardware Stores in Hamilton City
Collingwoods Cross Country Equipment

Collingwoods Cross Country Equipment

Hamilton City, Waikato
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STIHL SHOP Hamilton East — Hardware Stores in Hamilton City
STIHL SHOP Hamilton East

STIHL SHOP Hamilton East

Hamilton City, Waikato
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Read Bros Hardware — Hardware Stores in Thames
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Mitre 10 MEGA Timaru — Hardware Stores in Timaru
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Rolleston Engineering Supplies — Hardware Stores in Rolleston
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Kawerau Hammer Hardware — Hardware Stores in Kawerau
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TNG Tech Solution — Hardware Stores in Hamilton
TNG Tech Solution

TNG Tech Solution

Hamilton
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Hardware Stores on Business Directory

Hardware Stores on Business Directory

Find and compare 35 hardware stores businesses across New Zealand. Browse by region below or search to find exactly the hardware stores business you need.

Hardware stores are the everyday stop for tools, fasteners, paint, plumbing and electrical bits, garden supplies and the dozens of small items a job needs. They suit quick top-up trips more than bulk structural orders, and many keep knowledgeable staff who can point you to the right fixing or fitting. Some run trade accounts, hire out equipment and cut keys, timber or glass on the spot.

For a one-off repair, a local store often beats a big merchant on convenience and advice, while large jobs may be cheaper through a building materials yard. Ask whether the store offers a trade account if you visit often, and check return policies on electrical and special-order items. Phoning ahead to confirm stock saves a wasted trip, particularly for less common parts or specific paint colours.

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