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Mid North Coast Building Materials
Whether you’re constructing a shed, framing a house, or managing a commercial build, having access to the right building materials can make or break your schedule. At Laurieton Warehouse on the Mid North Coast, we supply a wide range of trade-grade building materials suited to everything from small renovations to large-scale structural projects.
Our range includes cement, reinforcement mesh, formwork, fibre cement sheeting, fasteners, bricks, and structural framing timber—carefully selected to meet Australian standards for strength, durability, and compliance. We also stock general-use accessories that help simplify installation and keep your worksite moving smoothly.
Our goal is to reduce downtime and give both tradies and homeowners confidence in their materials. Whether you're laying a slab, erecting walls, or prepping for the next stage, we’ve got the stock, advice, and service to back you up.
Need something specific or want to plan your next order? Contact our team on (02) 6559 9339 and we’ll help you find the right fit.
Reliable Materials for All Projects
No two builds are the same—and that’s exactly why having access to the right mix of building materials is essential. Whether you’re updating a home, managing a new development, or overseeing a structural upgrade, the materials you choose directly affect the quality, safety, and efficiency of the project.
Using strong, stable formwork and reliable reo mesh ensures your concrete slabs are reinforced properly from the ground up. Meanwhile, durable framing timber, compliant sheeting, and corrosion-resistant fasteners provide the structural support needed to meet building codes and withstand the test of time. For outdoor or coastal builds, it’s especially important to use building materials that are rated for moisture, load, and weather resistance.

Having the right supplies on hand—cement, nails, structural framing, sheet goods, and reinforcement—keeps your team productive and reduces the risk of project delays. From slab prep to roofline, stocking the correct building materials upfront ensures your jobsite runs smoothly from start to finish.
What are the most common building supplies used in residential construction?
Residential construction relies heavily on materials like framing timber, cement, concrete reo mesh, bricks or blocks, gyprock/plasterboard, and fasteners such as nails, screws, and brackets. Moisture barriers, sheeting, and insulation are also essential for structural integrity and energy efficiency. Additional supplies like sealants, adhesives, and lintels play supporting roles in various stages of a build. The materials you choose depend on the style of construction, climate, and load-bearing requirements of the project.
What’s the difference between treated and untreated timber?
Treated timber has been chemically enhanced to resist decay, insects, and moisture. It's ideal for outdoor use or areas prone to damp conditions—like decks, pergolas, and subflooring. Treated timber comes in different hazard levels (H1 to H6), depending on the intended use and level of exposure. Untreated timber, by contrast, is generally used indoors where there’s minimal risk of exposure. It’s easier to paint, cut, and handle but doesn’t offer the same long-term protection in challenging environments.
What is reo mesh and why is it used in concrete construction?
Reinforcing mesh, or reo mesh, is a steel grid used to strengthen concrete slabs and structures. It helps reduce cracking and improves the load-bearing capacity of the finished concrete. Available in sheets or rolls, reo mesh is laid into the formwork before the concrete pour. Once set, it becomes part of the slab and provides tensile strength that concrete alone cannot offer. It's essential for driveways, footings, pathways, and any load-bearing concrete structures.