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Mid North Coast Nuts & Bolts
There’s nothing worse than having the right tool, the right material, and the right plan—only to be stuck searching for the right-sized fastener. Whether you’re fixing a trailer, assembling furniture, or working on a larger construction job, finding the exact nuts and bolts you need can make or break your progress.
At Laurieton Warehouse on the Mid North Coast, we stock an extensive range of nuts and bolts in all sizes, threads, finishes, and materials to suit jobs of every kind. From stainless steel hex bolts for outdoor builds to metric and imperial nuts for auto repairs, we’ve got the hardware to help you finish with confidence.
No more digging through random packets or running between stores—our fastener section is organised, clearly labelled, and built for tradies, DIYers, and mechanics alike.
If you’re chasing something specific or need a hand choosing the right fit, contact us at (02) 6559 9339 and we’ll help you find it fast.
The Right Fit, Every Time
When it comes to nuts and bolts, precision matters. Using the wrong size, thread, or material can lead to weak joins, damaged equipment, or worse—structural failure.
That’s why it’s so important to choose the right type of fastener for the job. Need strength and durability? High-tensile bolts are ideal. Working near water? Stainless steel or galvanised options prevent rust.
Matching your nuts and bolts to the material you're working with—whether it's timber, metal, or masonry—is just as important as choosing the right tool. And if your project involves painted surfaces or finishes, consider fasteners that blend in or support a clean paint job without chipping or corrosion.

Having a reliable supply of quality nuts and bolts on hand keeps projects moving and frustration low. Whether you’re restocking your workbench or solving a one-off fix, knowing where to find exactly what you need can save you serious time and effort.
What’s the difference between metric and imperial nuts and bolts?
Metric nuts and bolts are measured in millimetres and are standard in most countries, including Australia. Imperial fasteners are measured in inches and fractions of an inch, and are more common in older machinery or imported products from the US. The threads and sizes are not interchangeable, so it's crucial to match your fasteners correctly. If you're replacing a part or working on equipment, check the specifications or bring in a sample to identify the right fit.
How do I choose the right material for nuts and bolts?
The material you choose depends on the environment and application. Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and great for outdoor or marine settings. Galvanised bolts are coated for weather protection and used in outdoor timber or fencing projects. High-tensile steel is best for structural or load-bearing jobs because of its superior strength. Brass and nylon fasteners are used in specific applications where electrical conductivity or corrosion is a concern. Always consider whether the fastener will be exposed to moisture, chemicals, or pressure when choosing material.
Can I use nuts and bolts for fixing into timber?
Yes, nuts and bolts can be used for timber projects, especially when you need a strong, removable connection. In these cases, a bolt is passed through the timber, and a nut is secured on the opposite side, often with a washer for stability. This setup is common in decking, pergolas, fencing, and outdoor furniture. For load-bearing work, always ensure you're using appropriate washers and treating the timber against weather if outdoors. If you plan to paint the surface, choose fasteners that can be coated or won’t rust through the paint.
