Mitre 10 Mailer This Week

Mitre 10 is a co-op, and that shapes the Mitre 10 NZ catalogue

Before you read a Mitre 10 mailer, know that the name on the door belongs to a co-operative. The chain's About page calls it a co-operative of 86 independent, locally owned stores, and Wikipedia also counts 86 member stores in 2026, including 19 in Auckland. So the national catalogue sets the theme, and your local store decides what is on the shelf. Check that an item is in stock before you drive out for it.

The editions we hold are a one-page insert valid 19 October to 27 November 2026, billed as a Black Friday notice, and a 52-page booklet that started on 16 October 2025 and runs to 31 December 2026. Catalogue start dates differ between editions, so rely on the validity dates printed on each edition rather than on a fixed weekday. The short insert and the long booklet can be live together.

What people type: specials, mega stores and trade

Mitre 10 suggestions include several Australian ones, such as catalogue Qld and Bribie Island, which belong to a separate Australian business, so we ignore them. The New Zealand ones are the Mitre 10 catalogue NZ, Mitre 10 specials this week, Mitre 10 Mega near me, Mega in towns like New Plymouth, Tauranga, Dunedin, Invercargill and Nelson, Mitre 10 trade account, and Afterpay and Zip questions. The Mega name refers to the larger-format stores in the network.

The 15% low price guarantee, explained

Return, exchange and price-adjustment terms are set by the retailer and by local consumer law, and can differ between stores and between online and in-store purchases. Keep your receipt and ask at the customer-service desk before you buy. Consumer NZ's guide to price guarantees says Bunnings and Mitre 10 offer a further 15% off a cheaper price, compared with 10% at Briscoes and Rebel Sport. It adds that terms are similar across stores: compare with a New Zealand retailer, the item must be identical and in stock at both, and gift cards, business purchases and heavily discounted clearance stock are generally excluded. One Consumer NZ reader said she bought an item at Mitre 10 rather than Harvey Norman for the extra 15% off the special.

If you want to try it, bring a link or advert showing the competitor's price, and confirm the exclusions at the counter first.

No Hassle Returns: 28 days and the fine print

Mitre 10's No Hassle Returns, as shown on its product pages in search results, covers unopened, unused and non-customised items returned in their original condition and packaging, with all accessories and the invoice or delivery docket, within 28 days. Anything cut, made to measure, special order or mixed to a specific requirement cannot be refunded or exchanged, and neither can clearance items or purchases made during store clearance events. Refunds go back to the original payment method where possible, or to a Mitre 10 gift card if you prefer. For faulty goods, your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act sit alongside this policy.

Delivery and click and collect

The delivery page lists standard parcel delivery for orders under 25 kg: $8.00 in metro areas (3 to 5 business days) and $13.50 in rural areas (7 to 10 business days), with surcharges possible for bulky or heavy items. Express Delivery is available from selected stores for items within 10 to 15 km, from $18, aiming for two hours, with limits of 16 kg per item, 55 kg per order and 120 cm length, and no bulky, dangerous-goods or special-order items. Searches around click and collect, including how long a store holds an order, are common. What a loyalty card or app offers can change from one region or branch to the next. The customer-service desk at your branch can tell you what is available locally.

Easter, Anzac Day and garden centres

People ask whether Mitre 10 is open on Easter Sunday, public holidays and Anzac Day. Employment New Zealand says a shop whose sole or principal business is plants or garden supplies can open on Easter Sunday, though not on Good Friday, Christmas Day or Anzac Day until 1 pm, and councils can adopt a local Easter Sunday policy. Whether a given Mitre 10 qualifies depends on its main business and its council, so phone before you go. Store hours are set locally.

About Mitre 10 New Zealand

Mitre 10 says it has served Kiwi DIYers and tradies since 1974 and calls itself New Zealand's largest home improvement and garden retailer and trade merchant, a claim we repeat as the company's own. It says Reader's Digest voted it NZ's most trusted home improvement brand fourteen times. Wikipedia says it began in Melbourne in 1959 as a co-operative and that the New Zealand arm was formed in 1974, with headquarters in Auckland. The range spans building materials, hardware, tools, plumbing, kitchens, paint, electrical, gardening and plants.

Home and garden catalogues to compare

DIY projects benefit from comparison. Open the Bunnings Warehouse catalogue this week, the Briscoes mailer for homeware, or the Farmlands catalogue for rural supplies. The home and garden catalogues in New Zealand hub gathers the rest, and the New Zealand mailers and catalogues page is the main index.