Clark Rubber catalogue - 02/04/2026 > weekly / monthly specials
Apr 2 - Nov 30, 2026
39 days leftClark Rubber's catalogue for this week is valid from 2 April 2026 until 30 November 2026. It has 28 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 2 April 2026 to 30 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 28 |
| Current editions listed | 1 |
| Price match | No published price-match policy found on pages reviewed |
| Official website | www.clarkrubber.com.au |
The current Clark Rubber catalogue is valid from 2 April 2026 until 30 November 2026.
The current edition has 28 pages.
Clark Rubber's Delivery and Returns page allows change-of-mind returns within 30 days with proof of purchase, if the item is unused, resaleable and in its original packaging. Foam, bedding, cut-to-size items, special orders and clearance items are excluded.
The website advertises limited free delivery on orders of $120 or more, within 20 km of the fulfilling store and excluding bulky goods such as pools, spas and queen or king foam mattresses.
The edition on AdsSOS runs from 2 April to 30 November 2026, so it is a long seasonal catalogue rather than a seven-day sheet. Check the dates printed on the catalogue.
Clark Rubber is not a grocer, even though AdsSOS files its pages beside the Australian supermarkets and grocery catalogues. It is a specialist retailer of pool and spa supplies, foam, rubber, matting and related household lines. The catalogue we currently hold is titled "Clark Rubber catalogue", is dated 2 April 2026 and runs to 30 November 2026 across 28 pages. That is a long campaign window rather than a seven-day sheet, so the pages are better read as a seasonal range guide than as a short weekly sale list. We have no consistent start weekday for Clark Rubber, so we do not claim a fixed release day.
On its own website Clark Rubber links mostly to product guides, such as a Commercial Cleaning Product Guide, rather than a downloadable weekly sheet, and the brand's history page shows scans of printed catalogues from 1954 and 1966. For anything time-sensitive, treat the dates printed on the catalogue itself as the authority and check them against the national Australia catalogues and specials hub on AdsSOS.
The Clark Rubber homepage we reviewed on 21 October 2026 does not mention a consumer loyalty club or app. The only account feature it advertises is a Business Account for invoices, order history and credit terms. We could not find a published consumer rewards scheme, so we do not describe one.
Clark Rubber publishes a Delivery and Returns page with clear conditions:
The free delivery offer applies only within 20 km of the fulfilling store, is counted per store for each $120 spent, and excludes bulky goods such as pools, spas, queen and king foam mattresses and ute matting. Deliveries run Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm, with no weekend or public holiday drop-offs, and a person must be present to sign. Shipping and handling are not refunded on a change-of-mind return, but are refunded when an item is faulty. We found no published price-matching policy on the pages we reviewed, so we make no claim either way.
Clark Rubber does not publish a single national trading-hours table, and its site sends shoppers to the store locator, so opening times can differ by branch. Public holiday rules also differ by state. Industry guides reported for 2025 that Good Friday and Christmas Day are restricted trading days in Victoria, Good Friday is restricted in Queensland, Anzac Day is restricted until 1pm in Victoria, and the ACT has no Anzac Day restrictions. Rules change, so check the state regulator before a holiday trip. Clearance stock is excluded from change-of-mind returns, which matters when buying marked-down items.
Because many items are cut to order, measure first. For related soft furnishings, see the Spotlight catalogue this week or Costco Australia specials.
Clark Rubber traces its origins to 1946, when it began as Clark Matting and Rubber, and it became Clark Rubber Stores in 1961. Its own history page describes it as proudly Australian owned and operated, currently owned by CRG Operations, and says it trades through a national network that includes franchisees and a Clark Pool and Spa Superstore locator. The range covers pool cleaners, chemicals, pumps and filters, spa products, custom-cut foam and mattresses, strip and sheet rubber, matting, hoses, flooring and bedding, and the brand also offers on-site pool and spa care and water testing. We could not find an official current store count, so we give none.