Bretts Trade Purchase Mortons Hardware, Wynnum

post - 30 June, 2017

Two Brisbane Icons Join Forces

We’re delighted to announce that we have signed a contract to acquire the iconic Mortons Hardware business in 138 Singer St Wynnum, effective 3rd July 2017.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with Mortons, they are a small hardware and plumbing business that has been trading from the same premises for almost 70 years, successfully surviving against a very large Bunnings 3 minutes’ drive away and seeing off Masters in the process.

The current range stocked at Mortons is a variety of hardware, plumbing, tools & paint catering to the small builder and handyman. It’s our intention to dramatically ramp up the trade lines to include full ranges of sheeting, structural timber, doors, mouldings & general building materials to better cater to the Trade’s needs. We hope to end up with a model that is bigger than the satellite stores at Rocklea, Caboolture & Geebung, but not quite as comprehensive as Windsor.

The store will be managed by David (Wags) Wagstaff and you can get in touch with him by phone on 0407 715 885 or by email at dwagstaff@bretts.com.au Some of you may know Wags from when he owned and ran Chermside Building Materials, or more recently as one of our current sales team.

Your current Bretts account will work at Mortons from the 3rd July onwards. If you have a current Mortons account, you’ll need to make arrangements with Mortons to settle this account for any purchases you make there up to the 30th June and apply for an account with Bretts. So now you have some real choice when it comes to shopping for building materials in the greater Brisbane area. Comprehensive ranges of timber, sheeting, doors, mouldings, tie down & fixings at Windsor, Geebung, Rocklea, Caboolture & now Wynnum.

We look forward to seeing you in store soon.

How a butterfly could revolutionise window and doors

post - 25 May, 2017

Butterfly wings have inspired researchers to develop new solar windows

A new energy-efficient technology has been designed by the research team at the Australian National University (ANU). They have developed small nanostructures that are capable of finely controlling the direction of light.

Inspired by the Morpho Didius butterfly, the wings have tiny cone-shaped nanostructures that scatter light to create a striking blue iridescence. The ANU research team made similar structures and applied the principles in the butterfly wings to control the direction of light, which had previously been a challenge. These nanostructures are expected to drive efficiencies in solar cells and smart windows.

The technology is expected to create smarter solar panels by controlling light and heat transmission. It could also be used in aesthetic applications, by selecting from the visible spectrum. As an example, this technology could create a window that is transparent to some colours and opaque to others. This technology has the potential to create new designs and applications in architecture.

There has been no set timeline for this technology to be released to everyday windows and doors.

Source: Architecture & Design

New Products Alert

post - 18 May, 2017

See what new products we have in stock now

Want the latest building supplies? Check out our newest products available on our shelves now!

• Makita 18V Mobile Brushless Robotic Vacuum Cleaner (1600720) – automatic cleaning to collect dust and debris.
• Bondall Timber Decking Oil (31520)– water based coating providing premium for internal and external timber
• Linkware tap and shower range – quality bathroom products with a focus on value, design and manufacturings
• Sikkens Cetol BLX-Pro – Quick drying exterior water based timber stain, perfect for decks and outdoor furniture
• Makita Garden Power – Powerful and tough range of outdoor equipment including petrol line trimmer (169460), petrol blower(169461), petrol chainsaw (169459), petrol mulch and catch lawn mower (169464)

All products now available at Bretts trade stores!

Using Timber Leads to a Healthier Wellbeing

post - 11 May, 2017

Research suggests using timber in buildings can create healthier environments

A new report by Planet Ark, Nature Inspired Design, highlights the benefits of the interior use of wood to the occupants of the building.

The new report highlights the importance of connecting buildings with the natural world and how ‘Nature Connected Design’ and using wood can bring nature indoors and provide a healthier, happier environment. The research has identified that use of wood in furniture, fittings and structures has measurable physiological and psychological health benefits. These include:

• Improved air quality by moderating humidity
• Reduced blood pressure, heart rate and stress levels
• Increasing positive social interactions
• Improving corporate image

In addition to health benefits timber also has significant positive environmental outcomes. Timber is a renewable building material. It both stores carbon and reduces CO2 emissions, helping us fight against climate change.

An increasing number of architects are incorporating significant amounts of wood into their structures to capitalise on health and wellbeing aspects. For example, the use of timber in the Melbourne School of Design aspires to both educate the uses and also provide a catalyst for learning.

Using timber in design and construction of buildings can create healthier and happier environments.

Source: Planet Ark, Nature Inspired Design, 2017

Changes to Safety Regulations

post - 31 March, 2017

Inspectors can now issue on-the-spot fines

Changes to Work Health and Safety Regulation 2011 in December of last year, mean inspectors can now issue on-the-spot fines for 18 new infringement notice offences. These new infringement offences relate to high-risk areas such as asbestos, hazardous chemicals and construction work. The fine amounts range from $432 for an individual and $3600 for a corporation.

Make sure that you comply with the new laws by speaking to your Site manager or WHS officer. If you are missing any safety equipment, have defects with your tools, or you are not complying with these new laws, please see the range of safety equipment we stock such as:

• PPE
• First aid kits
• Fire extinguishers
• Ladders

New Trade Store

post - 15 February, 2017

Bretts open new trade store at Geebung

In keeping with Bretts Timber & Hardware trade roots a brand new trade store opened on Monday 13th February 2017. This brings the number of trade stores to five including Rocklea, Caboolture, Windsor and the Trade Plumbing store at Narangba.

The store is conveniently located on the Northside at 26 Brickyard Road Geebung, at the front of the 8 acre Bretts manufacturing and warehousing facility. Bretts have occupied this site for a number of years now. Operating a Frame & Truss plant, Floor cassette and floor truss manufacturing line, Aluminium Window and Door factory as well as a distribution centre, warehousing bulk building materials for order assembly and delivery. So it made sense that Bretts open a trade store on the site to provide a pickup point for Northside customers. Feedback from Bretts trade customers identified that it was not always convenient to travel to the Windsor flagship store, so Managing Director Mr. Bill Nutting and his trade team decided to give their customers what they asked for.

The new store will be a fully stocked trade store holding bulk quantities of all the commonly used items you expect to find at a Bretts trade store. The comprehensive range will include all types of timber including; Structural hardwood, engineered timber, structural framing, mouldings, deck and step material, timber cladding, fibre cement and plywood cladding, landscape timber and fencing products, flooring, doors, jambs and architraves, general builders hardware, CD and bracing plywood, fibre cement sheeting, fasteners, finishing hardware, glues and sealants.

Bretts Trade General Manager, Mr Lewis Rolls has been hard at work to make sure the store has been designed to facilitate easy entry and exit and is compact yet spacious enough to allow fast order picking and loading onto a tradie ute. Trade customers can call in and pickup or forward order via Bretts online ordering system, nominate Geebung as the collection point and the trade team will have the order assembled ready for collection. Or check the delivery option for same day speedy service on one of our many delivery utes.

The long history of association Bretts has enjoyed with Brisbane builders continues with the rollout of this latest Bretts trade offer. Many older builders might remember the days when Bretts had over 10 stores scattered throughout South East Queensland, with future stores now planned Bretts will once again be Brisbane tradies building material supplier of choice.

Smoke Alarm Legislation

post - 23 December, 2016

New Smoke Alarm Laws from 1 January 2017

The new laws aim to protect the lives of every resident, by creating safer homes and one unified smoke alarm system. The new laws apply to new domestic dwellings, rental properties, and properties that are undergoing substantial renovations. From 1 January 2017 smoke alarms installed in new homes must:

• Be photoelectric (AS 3786-2014); and
• Not also contain an ionisation sensor; and
• Be hardwired to the mains power supply with a secondary power source (i.e. battery); and
• Be interconnected with every other smoke alarm in the dwelling so all activate together.

Smoke alarms must be installed on each storey:

• In each bedroom; and
• In hallways which connect bedrooms and the rest of the dwelling; or
• If there is no hallway, between the bedrooms and other parts of the storey; and
• If there are no bedrooms on a storey at least one smoke alarm must be installed in the most likely path of travel to exit the dwelling

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services has put together a fact sheet on the changes – you can download a copy here.

Installation of Window and Doors

post - 20 December, 2016

The installation of window and doors is still a major issue in Australian construction

Installation continues to be a major problem for the performance of windows and glazed doors throughout Australia. Large amounts of time and money are spent investigating a ‘failed window system,’ only to discover that real concern is installation. Around 80% of all window complaints are attributable to installation and care during the construction period.

The Australian Window Association’s (AWA) Marketing and Communications Manager Gary Smith comments, “poor installation has been the ‘Achilles’ heel’ of our industry for many years.” In direct response, AWA have produced a series of short instructional videos. The videos provide guidance to the industry on correct installation practice of windows and doors in different types of construction including brick veneer, commercial block work, clad/lightweight and double brick. You can watch all of the videos here.

You can always talk to us about windows and doors by either booking an appointment with our showroom consultants, or send us a request online and one of our window solutions representatives will contact you.

Sawmill workers suit up in new technology!

post - 7 December, 2016

An Australian sawmill company are looking into power suits to improve their OH&S practices

A new exoskeleton power suit developed by P-sonic and subsidiary ActiveLink could help a large Australian sawmill company. The AWN-03 power suit would provide lower back support to the user whilst packing timber. The sawmill company has been looking to improve its OH&S in its manual packing lines and are looking into the power suit as automatic systems are either too expensive or are unable to handle the complex shape of timber and do not have the productivity of humans.

Hiromichi Fujimoto, President of Activelink, the developer of the power suit said, “We are proposing robotics to help at worksites, because there will always be a certain level of work that must be done by people, and these power assist suits can help reduce the physical strain during work.”

The power suit, which connects to the back, thighs and feet of the user, automatically senses the user’s motion when lifting and holding heavy objects, and sends a signal to the motors to rotate the gears. It also raises the user’s upper body while pushing on their thighs which in reduced stress on the user’s lower back by 15kg.

This is a just a small glimpse into how power suits could be used to assist workers in manufacturing, forestry and construction. They may even find their way to your work site in in the near future.

ExpressPick

post - 7 December, 2016

Want to save time when shopping with us?

Introducing our new ExpressPick for mouldings and timber. It’s easier, faster and more efficient! All you have to do is:

1. Write the quantity and length of your timber on the ExpressPick tag which is located right next to the product you need
2. Ask a staff member if you need any items cut to specific measurements and load the items onto your ute
3. Take theExpressPick tag to the counter and complete your purchase. Easy!

It saves you time and also means less wait time at the checkout! It’s a win, win!

Timber skyscrapers - Part 2

post - 24 November, 2016

Australia’s Very Own Timber Multistorey Buildings

Australia’s first residential, commercial and public timber buildings made entirely from cross laminated timber

Australia’s first success story, Forte in Melbourne, was the first building in Australia to utilise cross laminated timber panels. Developed by Lend Lease, the project made global headlines after it became the tallest timber high-rise apartment building in the world at 10 storeys (which has now been surpassed by the Treet building in Norway). Another more recent project by Lend Lease is The Library at the Dock, a three storey community hub and library in the Melbourne Docklands. The first commercial building, International House Sydney, will also be constructed from cross laminated timber and is scheduled to be complete in 2017.

Cross laminated timber has been popular in Europe for more than a decade, however Lend Lease has been the first in Australia to use it in multistorey buildings. Still a rarity in Australia, the engineered timber industry is still in its infancy, lagging behind Europe and increasingly the US and New Zealand. These mass timber building have the structural strength similar to traditionally used steel and concrete, and has the potential to change the way buildings are constructed in Australia.

Using timber offers many advantages over convention materials of steel and concrete. Timber is renewable and sustainable resource and it reduces CO2 emissions. It offers better thermal performance and requires less energy to heat and cool which means reduced energy and water costs. The cross laminated timber panels for Australia’s 3 major projects were prefabricated in Europe, are craned and screwed into position with next to no waste and far less construction noise. Mass timber buildings can be built in two thirds of the time compared to the traditional materials of steel and concrete. Lend Lease’s Head of Timber Solutions, Andrew Nieland commented on the benefits of using cross laminated timber, “Cross laminated timber uses more efficient construction process that is environmentally sustainable, durable, better quality and safer.”

Cross laminated timber and has the potential to revolutionise the way Australian buildings are being constructed, toward a more sustainable future. Maybe we will see an 80 storey timber building, just like last week’s article, in our future skylines.

Colt Compressors

post - 17 November, 2016

Timber skyscrapers - Part 1

post - 17 November, 2016

"River Beech Tower, 300 unit all timber construction high rise"

As part of a master plan along the Chicago River, USA, the River Beech Tower is a residential high-rise which, if built, would be taller than any existing timber building. The Perkins+Will’s proposal is still in very early development but it would include 300 duplex units and communal shared areas such as indoor parks. The team’s vision is to create a “social and sustainable adaption to high rise development.”

Reaching to 80-stories, it would tower over other timber skyscrapers like other proposals such C.F. Moller and Dinsell Johnsson’s 34 story building in Stockholm and our very own 10 story Forte apartment building in Melbourne. To reach new heights, the Perkins + Wills team have used a different approach to the previously built structures by using a diagrid system. Perkins+Will explain, “The design is made possible by an innovative structural system engineered to take the full advantage of the timber’s natural strength through an exterior diagrid system.” The building’s vertical and lateral loads are resisted by connecting the outer diagrids with the internal cross bracing that skirts the central atrium, allowing for efficient load distribution across all timber elements.

It is still unknown if the River Beech Tower will be realised but it will definitely be one for the record books. River Beech Tower is a collaboration between Perkins+Will, Thornton Tomasetti and the University of Cambridge.

Next week - Part 2 - Australia’s Very Own Timber Multistorey Buildings

QBCC Tie Down requirement

post - 17 November, 2016

The QBCC has recently detected issues with the treaded rod

Which provides tie-down to roof and wall frames particularly in high wind and cyclonic wind speed regions. AS1684 Timber Framing Code includes a requirement that all metal straps, framing anchors and similar connections have a minimum corrosion protection of 275 grams weight of zinc coating per square metre of surface area

Bretts Trade is aware of QBCC requirements for cyclone tie down rods as stipulated in AS1684. We have a full range of HDG cyclone rods available, that completely comply with the QBCC standards. We also stock Bremick electroplated zinc rods with organic coating. Bremick have stated that their electroplated zinc rods with organic coating have been tested in an appropriate facility. Bremick believe their products outperform the corrosion protection performance of the HDG rod, which does comply with the relevant standards. Bremick have sought approval from QBCC about the compliance of their product.

Online Ordering and Pricing at Bretts

post - 17 November, 2016

Quotes back in 1 Hour    Deliveries to site, same day   Deliveries for Free!

Sound to goo to be true? Read on to be pleasantly surprised and find out how to get this level of service using your trade account at Bretts!

Did you know we have online ordering and pricing for our Trade Account customers? Log onto Online Pricing and check out how easy it is to price a job or place an order online! Pricing a job is made easier and faster with us, by generating a list online. Send it to our Trade Estimating Team and get fixed job pricing back in an hour.

Order all of your materials online and select either delivery or collection in store. Your order will be prioritised and will be delivered on site or be ready for collection within 2 hours (subject to product availability). If your fasteners and consumable items order is over $200 your Ute delivery will be FREE! Easier, Faster and more efficient, you’ll be able to spend less down-time at the site and no need to rush to get supplies.

Register now 

Trade Brekkie

post - 03 November, 2016

"Featuring HardieDeck".

This week at the trade brekkie James Hardie will be talking about the features and benefits of thier HardieDeck system, specifically talking about the new timber like stain finish that can be achieved with HardieDeck.

Read more 

New Product

post - 03 November, 2016

"Reefe pumps".

Bretts Windsor now stocks a comprehensive range of pumps to suit many applications

Pump types:
• Water conservation - seamless use of rain and town water, fully automatic system.
• Maximum Energy Saving - provides constant even pressure through the home, variable speed motor and ultra quiet.
• Instant Hot Water - circulates hot water to avoid waiting for it too arrive at the tap, helps to save water by not running the tap until hot water received, 3 speed options.
• Waste Water Removal - storm water and flood water removal, site drainage, basement and swimming pool drainage.
• Sump Pumps - Grey water pits, irrigation from treatment systems, dirty water drainage.
• Safe Drinking - for the supply of tank water to the home with constant pressure.

Mid-rise timber construction

post - 14 October, 2016

"An exciting development for the construction industry".

There is a growth of timber building pushing the height limits. Canada has three tall timber buildings in the pipeline, a 13-storey Quebec City project, using cross-laminated timber and glulam, a 12-storey building in Ottawa and a project in Vancouver targeting 18 storeys. Not to be outdone, the highest timber building planned so far is a 23-storey office building in Sweden.

To accelerate the uptake of timber framing and massive timber building systems in mid-rise projects in accordance with the recent changes to the National Construction Code, the new WoodSolutions team of design, engineering, construction and development specialists has started a pilot program in Melbourne, complemented by a smaller-scale activity in Brisbane.

Earlier this year, a series of workshops, facilitated by Forest and Wood Products Australia (FWPA) and attended by senior industry representatives, saw Jennifer Cover, Executive Director of the United States’ WoodWorks program (www.woodworks.org) outline the structure and achievements of the US wood field force advisors. Based on their considerable success, a similar model was developed for trial in the Australian market.

Extensive consultation with industry and potential sponsors outlined the scope and operations of the new Technical Field Force Pilot Project, with funds in excess of AU$1.5 million over three years being committed from a large number of industry sponsors including key gold sponsors who are AKD, Australian Sustainable Hardwoods, Bowens, Hyne Timber, Meyer Timber, Parkside Timber, Tillings, Timberlink, Timber Queensland, XLAM and Wesbeam with matching contributions from the Australian Government via FWPA.

“This is an exciting development for our industry, said Ric Sinclair, FWPA’s managing director, “first, we undertook the research, secured the code change to allow market access and now we have a dedicated program to encourage uptake of the research by the building community. Our high calibre professional team is focussed on market extension, and we know from research that it is important to get involved in the early stages of projects to ensure adoption”.

With extensive experience in property development, construction, timber engineering and architecture, the WoodSolutions team of Program Development Managers are ideally placed to liaise with development, design and construction professionals, providing generic information and advice on making the most of the cost, time and other advantages of timber building systems.

Melbourne-based Gerry Neylan, a construction, planning and property specialist and WoodSolutions team member, said this was a great opportunity to engage with the marketplace about constructing new projects more quickly, quietly and safely – while also addressing issues such as social responsibility and sustainability. Sentiments that were echoed by Brisbane-based Stefan Gerber, a timber engineer, who added that after only a few weeks he is already finding many designers and engineers are highly interested in discovering more about new opportunities with timber.

“Typically, the outputs of research, even following a building code change of this order, we would expect changes in design and building practices and material specifications to take many years to flow through the market,” explained Mr Sinclair, “this new program will substantially reduce the uptake time and generate greater sales volumes for timber products. The challenge for our industry is to ensure that the whole supply chain is knowledgeable, prepared and able to meet the increased demand.”

Pryda timber connectors

post - 13 October, 2016

This weeks trade Brekkie at Windsor.

Deal of the week from Pryda, purchase any box of Triple Grips or Multi Grips and receive a 500g packet of galvanised connector nails at no charge.

Regulatory requirement notice

post - 6 October, 2016

In the state of Queensland, Pryda DOES NOT support use of power driven nails in triple grips and multi grips any further.

Imex lasers

post - 6 October, 2016

New laser level released

Imex LX3D is about to change the scene for interior laser levelling. This new multi-directional line laser with 3 uninterrupted 360° lines in red and green beam, with hyper bright and a long run time the LX3D is the new benchmark for professional trades people. The unit will be demonstrated at this week’s brekkie.

Features:
• 30m indoor and 80m outdoor range
• Up to 45 hours single beam run time
• Lithium-ion batteries, USB charging port
• 70° oven test winner
• Tripod options
• Magnetic wall bracket

First 50 registered warranties will receive a FREE Imex solar iPower bank.

Wood First

post - 30 September, 2016

Queensland government urged to consider wood first policy.

Colt Air Compressors

post - 30 September, 2016

Colt compressors now in stock.

Read more…

 

NEW Senco Colt 200

• Lightweight and versatile
• Nitto equivalent fittings
• Oil free, portable and compact
• Easy to store, has integrated control panel
• 12 litre tank, 1.5HP, up to 145 psi, 2,900 rpm, 200 litres per minute
• 12 Month warranty

 

NEW Senco Colt 170

• Portable and convenient
• Nitto equivalent fittings
• Oil lubricated
• 24 litre tank, 2.0HP, up to 116 psi, 2,850 rpm, 170 litres per minute
• 12 Month warranty

Trade & building material EXPO 2016

post - 7 September, 2016

Bretts trade expo on agian this Friday 9th from 2pm

AnchorMark Pty Ltd

post - 22 August, 2016

Decking Screw - In action at the trade brekkie this Friday

• High degree of weather resistance.
• Self drilling tip makes drilling easy.
• Small head diameter and under-head pockets ensures that the head can sink cleanly and easily.
• Grooved shaft adds strength.
• Timber is protected from tearing or splitting by the drill tip.
• 304 stainless steel.
• Lengths available from 50mm to 80mm .

 

Order online

Fletcher Insulation

post - 04 August, 2016

PERMASTOP® Building Blanket

Provides excellent thermal insulation properties, keeping homes and buildings cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Check out the insulation and talk to the Fletcher Insulation trade representatives at our trade Brekkie Friday morning 5th August from 6.30am.

• Minimises the risk of condensation.
• Reduces energy usage to deliver cost savings.
• Excellent acoustic properties – reduces rain noise.
• Faced with industry leading Sisalation® reflective foil laminate in your choice of Light, Medium or Heavy duty strength.
• Available in customised lengths to improve installation efficiencies.
• FBS-1 Glasswool Bio-Soluble Insulation® – safe to use.
• Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) certified.
• Codemark certified.
• Manufactured from up to 80% recycled content.
• Satisfies Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) requirements of 0-40 in roof applications and 0-FZ in wall applications (in accordance with AS 3959 – 2009).
• Australian made.

 

Order online

Bremick fasteners

post - 28 July, 2016

Finally a solution ! the new Bremick deck screw is available

Truss head wing decking screw, engineered to suit applications where hardwood decking is being screwed to up to 2.5mm steel.
See and test the screw at our trade Brekkie Friday morning 29th July from 6.30am.

• 14-14g x 45mm
• No. 3 square drive for additonal torque
• 14 guage for added strength
• Revolution 8 coating protection
• Swarf channel allows debris to escape
• Winged self drilling tip
• Available in a box of 500 screws

 

Order online

Heritage church project

post - 27 July, 2016

Amazing project built by Glen Williams Constructions using Bretts Aluminium Windows and Doors.

Transforming a heritage property into a home. The church remaining in its original condition was a high priority and added to the wow factor of the new home. Integrating the two was achieved with raking windows both front and rear in the entry foyer which joins the old Church, now a 'Games Room', to the new part of the house.

Read more

James Hardie Win a Trailer Promotion

post - 25 July, 2016

Winner drawn Friday 22nd at 8am

A very happy Matt Henderson from MWH Constructions has won the trailer valued at $5,500. Many thanks to Matt and all Bretts customers who qualified by purchasing James Hardie products from Bretts over the last 3 months.

CAT workwear breakfast

post - 14 July, 2016

20% off CAT workwear! 1 day only.

Store wide sale

post - 15 June, 2016

20% off everything! 2 days only.

 

It's on again, our store-wide-sale. Every single item in the store will be discounted by 20% this Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th June.

Only at Bretts Windsor store.

Discount only applies to Cash purchases and cannot apply to previously discounted lines, current advertised promotion products or quotations.

Save up to $800

post - 07 June, 2016

On Elan and Classic models

 

Falcon is inspired by both traditional and modern elements of the upright cooker world, offering five definitive styles; Elan, Classic Deluxe, Classic, Professional and Kitchener. Every Falcon cooker is made in Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, United Kingdom, and benefits from over 186 years of manufacturing experience. Rangehoods and splashbacks are also available to complement the Falcon cookers

Read more... or visit our showroom and talk to an appliance consultant

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For more information contact the Bretts Showroom team on Tel: {$location-Windsor-showroom-phone} or via email: {$location-Windsor-showroom-email}

Clearance Sale

post - 05 May, 2016

Now on until sold out

 

All stock must go

Everything below cost

Cypress timber includes:  Posts, beams, bearers, joists, flooring, decking, fencing, sleepers, framing, firewood

Bathware includes:  Toilets, basins, baths, tapware, vanities, sinks and more...

 

location:  The old Cypress Supplies timber yard at 25 Piper Street, Caboolture

Trading Hours:  8am to 4pm Weekdays and Saturday morning or until sold out

For more information contact the Bretts Caboolture team on Tel: 07 5495 1963 or via email: caboolture@bretts.com.au

Makita Floor Stock Sale

post - 14 March, 2016

Now on until end of April

 

All floor stock must go

Beat the price rise

Best prices on Makita tools

 

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For more information contact the Bretts Windsor team on Tel: {$location-Windsor-trade-phone} or via email: {$location-Windsor-trade-email}

Caboolture store stocks Cypress

post - 14 March, 2016

Looking for Cypress Supplies? look no further Bretts Caboolture will help with all your Cypress requirements

Caboolture now open: 1/9 Pasturage Rd, Caboolture QLD 4510.

New shipments of Cypress have arrived at Bretts Caboolture

Large range of Structural sections and Framing sizes

Delivery small lots or full frame lots

Decking, flooring, posts, beams, lintels, joists, bearers, framing and fencing.

Todays Hours: 6am to 4:30pm - Weekdays 6am to 5pm - Friday 6am to 4.30pm - Saturday 7.00am to 11.00am - Sunday Closed

You can contact the Bretts Caboolture team on Tel: 07 5495 1963 or via email: caboolture@bretts.com.au

New Trade store OPENS

post - 03 February, 2016

Convenient Northside trade store at Caboolture

Caboolture now open: 1/9 Pasturage Rd, Caboolture QLD 4510.

Stocking a wide range of building supplies including timber mouldings, framing, hardwood and Cypress

Easy access, in and out fast

Good stocks of structural LVL's

Fast sameday Northside deilveries for goods in-stock

Todays Hours: 6am to 4:30pm - Weekdays 6am to 5pm - Friday 6am to 4.30pm - Saturday 7.00am to 11.00am - Sunday Closed

You can contact the Bretts Caboolture team on Tel: 07 5495 1963 or via email: caboolture@bretts.com.au

Next Tradie Brekkie on this Friday 12th February

post 03 Feb, 2016

From 6.30am opposite our trade service counter. Happy hour. the coffees are free between 6.30am and 8.30am you can also enjoy a sumptuous bacon and egg brekkie role and catch up with the attending trade supplier.

Coffee at Bretts

post - 10th November 2015

Coffee hut now open at Bretts Windsor

New Trade store OPENS

post - 15th October 2015

Convenient Southside trade store at Rocklea

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Stocking a wide range of building supplies including timber mouldings, framing and hardwood

Easy drive through access, in and out fast

Good stocks of structural hardwood and LVL's

Fast sameday Southside deilveries for goods in-stock

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You can contact the Rocklea team on Tel: {$location-rocklea-trade-phone} or via email: {$location-rocklea-trade-email}

Trade Expo 2015

post - 12th September 2015

Over 200 guests attended and networked with over 35 leading insustry suppliers and manufacturers

New floor cassette system

post - 5th September 2015

A revelation and a revolution. Floor Cassettes save countless hours on-site, fast and very quick to install resulting in cost savings.

Villeroy and Boch display now OPEN

post - 1st September 2015

Brisbane's newest Villeroy & Boch display has just opened see all the newest and lastest on offer from Germany and the World's leading sanitary manufacturer