Bunnings Warehouse Catalogue This Week

Bunnings catalogue this week: big books, themed guides and a Thursday habit

Bunnings catalogues tend to be projects rather than a single weekly sheet. The editions we hold include a 108-page Halloween book (1 to 31 October 2026), a 16-page online offers edition and an 8-page one, both dated through to 31 December, and an 84-page style guide for kitchens, bathrooms and laundries that runs 28 August to 31 October. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Thursday, which fits the 1 October and 28 August starts. If you've searched 'bunnings specials this week' or 'bunnings promotions this week pdf', start with the newest start date and then look at the long-running guides for the bigger jobs.

Our Bunnings Warehouse catalogue this week page keeps the scans together, so you can flip between the sale book and the project guides without hunting.

Bunnings price match: it's actually a price beat

The most searched money question is some version of 'does bunnings price match'. Search results showing Bunnings' own Price Guarantee page describe it as a promise to beat a competitor's lower price by 10 per cent on the same in-stock item, including GST and delivery, for eligible products bought in store and online. Exclusions include items from third-party sellers on Bunnings Marketplace, trade quotes, stock liquidations, commercial quantities and products sold by other businesses in the Bunnings group. Policies on returns, refunds and price matching vary by retailer, branch and product type, and local consumer-protection rules apply on top. Keep your receipt and ask at the customer-service desk before you buy. Bring the competitor's price on your phone, and expect the other store to need to stock exactly the same item.

Returns: the Bunnings return policy in plain terms

People ask about 'bunnings return policy time limit' and 'bunnings return policy without receipt'. Search results show the Australian terms asking you to notify Bunnings within 30 days of purchase for a change-of-mind return, with damaged-seal items excluded, and Ajust, a third-party guide, says receipt-less returns may end up as store credit with photo ID at a manager's discretion. Take that as a heads-up, not the final word, and confirm at the Returns and Exchanges desk. Faulty goods sit under consumer law regardless.

OnePass and Flybuys at Bunnings

OnePass is the paid membership that links Bunnings with Kmart, Target and Officeworks. Point Hacks lists it at $4 a month or $40 a year, with free delivery with no minimum spend, 5x Flybuys points on in-store purchases and 365-day change-of-mind returns at Bunnings. It also notes online spending earns just one Flybuys point per dollar. Another report in the search results says 5x also applies to Click and Collect orders. Because trial offers and delivery perks change, read the current OnePass page before you pay. If you rarely shop online, the maths in the Point Hacks piece suggests you'd need to spend about $200 a month to break even on points alone.

Is Bunnings open on Sundays and public holidays?

Hours differ between stores and states, and our searches show people asking about Sundays, Christmas Day and the Ekka holiday in Brisbane. A 2026 Anzac Day guide from The Nightly says Bunnings was closed all day in New South Wales and Queensland that day, with other states open for part of the day and Trade Centres closed nationwide. Use the store finder for your own branch's Sunday and holiday hours, rather than relying on a general guess. Sausage sizzles run at stores too; the community barbecue is such a part of the brand that 'when does bunnings sausage sizzle close' is a real search.

The business behind the sausage sizzle

Bunnings began in 1886 in Western Australia when brothers Arthur and Robert Bunning set up a sawmill. Wesfarmers bought it in 1994 for $600 million, and the first Bunnings Warehouse opened that year in Sunshine, Melbourne. According to Wikipedia, as of 2025 there were 382 Bunnings stores: 285 warehouses, 67 small-format stores and 30 Trade Centres. It reports that the chain holds around 68 per cent of Australia's DIY hardware market. The group also owns Beaumont Tiles and Tool Kit Depot. Its UK Homebase venture, bought in 2016, was sold for a pound in 2018.

Comparing hardware catalogues

For the big weekend job, line up Bunnings next to Mitre 10 weekly catalogue, the Total Tools catalogue this week and the Sydney Tools catalogue for the tool end of things. For furniture and flat-pack, flick through IKEA catalogue specials. You can see the full range at home and garden catalogues, or head back to the Australian catalogues hub.