Hardware Store on the Mid North Coast

  • Trusted local store since 1988
  • Expert advice from rural specialists
  • Fast, friendly service—no fuss

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Mid North Coast Hardware Store


Rural repairs and weekend projects don’t always happen on a schedule, and when something breaks or needs building, you need the right gear, fast. That’s why Mid North Coast locals trust Farm and Home in Nabiac for practical, everyday hardware supplies that are ready when you are. We carry a wide selection of tools, fasteners, adhesives, fencing hardware, sealants, and general building products to support everything from quick fixes to larger DIY or farm-based jobs. It’s a hardware store with country sense—stocked for real problems, not showroom displays.


Need help finding the right tool or size? Just give us a call on (02) 6554 1204, and we’ll check what’s in stock or help source what you’re after.

Tools & Essentials for Rural Jobs


Whether you're replacing a gate hinge, installing fencing, or patching up a shed, having the right hardware on hand can save you time, money and hassle. Our store is set up for working properties, tradies and hands-on locals, with a solid range of high-use items that suit regional jobs. We stock bolts, screws, drill bits, brackets, hinges, wire strainers, fencing tools, adhesives, hand tools and safety gear, plus all the fixings and consumables you need for day-to-day repairs.


You’ll also find a practical selection of basic building supplies, including:


  • Steel fence posts
  • RHS pipe & purlins
  • Concrete, cement, quick set & dry mix
  • Sand, blue metal & crusher dust


We keep it simple—no shelves full of items you’ll never use, just the gear that works. And if you’re not sure what’s right for the job, we’ll help you figure it out.

  • What basic tools should every rural property have?

    Essential tools for rural properties include a sturdy hammer, fencing pliers, cordless drill, wire strainers, shovel, post hole digger, wrench set, and a reliable handsaw. These tools cover most general repairs, fencing maintenance, and small building jobs. A toolkit with fasteners, tape measure, spirit level, and utility knife also comes in handy. It’s worth investing in durable tools that can handle the demands of outdoor and off-grid work, especially in isolated or weather-prone areas.

  • What types of fasteners do I need for fencing or sheds?

    The right fasteners depend on the materials you're working with. For timber fencing or sheds, galvanised nails or screws resist rust and are ideal for outdoor use. For metal sheeting, roofing screws with sealing washers are commonly used. Bolts and coach screws provide extra strength for load-bearing structures. Always match the fastener type and coating to the conditions—coastal and wet areas benefit from stainless steel or hot-dipped galvanised options.

  • Can I use general-purpose adhesives for outdoor repairs?

    General-purpose adhesives are not always suitable for outdoor use. Look for weatherproof or construction-grade adhesives labelled for exterior use—they're designed to resist UV, moisture, and temperature changes. Products like liquid nails, silicone sealants or polyurethane-based adhesives are commonly used for fixing panels, bonding timber, or sealing gaps in outdoor settings. Always check drying times and curing conditions on the label to ensure long-term performance.