Total Tools Catalogue This Week

Total Tools' catalogue for this week is valid from 1 October 2026 until 31 October 2026. It has 22 pages. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.

Current edition valid1 October 2026 to 31 October 2026
Pages in current edition22
Current editions listed1
Official websitewww.totaltools.com.au

Current Total Tools catalogue

Frequently asked questions about the Total Tools catalogue

When does the new Total Tools catalogue start?

The current Total Tools catalogue is valid from 1 October 2026 until 31 October 2026.

How many pages does the current Total Tools catalogue have?

The current edition has 22 pages.

How long is the Total Tools catalogue on AdsSOS valid?

The 22-page edition we hold runs from 1 October to 31 October 2026, a full month.

Who owns Total Tools?

A company history page says Metcash raised its stake in Total Tools to 100 per cent between 2020 and 2023, and in 2025 merged it with Independent Hardware Group into the Total Tools and Hardware Group.

Are Total Tools stores company owned?

It operates as a franchise network, so individual stores are independently run and practices can vary by shop.

Total Tools Catalogue This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Total Tools is a professional and trade tools retailer, even though AdsSOS currently lists it among Australian supermarket catalogues. The edition we hold is titled "Total Tools catalogue", dated 1 October 2026, with 22 pages valid from 1 October to 31 October 2026. That is a full-month catalogue, so unlike a grocery leaflet it is not replaced weekly. We could not open the official website, and we found no official statement of a release day, so we do not name one beyond this edition starting on the first of the month. Our data does not yet give a typical start weekday.

A month-long edition means the features and any conditions printed on the pages apply until 31 October. AdsSOS shows scans only and holds no prices or product pages, so confirm any tool, kit or battery platform with the store before you travel.

How to save: loyalty card and app

We could not find a verified loyalty card, rewards scheme or app for Total Tools in the sources we reviewed, and the official site was not readable during our research, so we make no claim either way. Total Tools describes itself, in material quoted by a business listing, as Australia's largest independent professional tools retailer. Because stores are run by independent franchisees, ask your local branch whether trade accounts, bundle offers or other member arrangements are available.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published price beat or price match policy for Total Tools, and no published returns policy. One shopper on a deals forum reported using a price beat on a power tool combo kit at a store, with a competitor's price as the comparison, but a single report is not a policy. If you want a lower price honoured, take a printed or digital copy of the competitor's advertised price and ask the store about conditions before paying. Because franchise stores are independently operated, practice can differ from shop to shop. Australian Consumer Law gives remedies for faulty goods regardless of store policy, so keep your receipt and warranty paperwork.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

We did not verify trading hours for Total Tools, so check the page for your branch. A summary of Australian shopping-hours rules says the Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory are essentially unregulated, so shops there may open on any public holiday. New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania are described as largely deregulated, though non-essential shops must close on Christmas Day, Good Friday and until 1 pm on ANZAC Day, with New South Wales and Tasmania also closing on Easter Sunday. Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia have detailed rules of their own, so confirm local hours there. We found no official statement about clearance or markdown routines.

About Total Tools in Australia

Total Tools is run as a franchise network. A business-for-sale listing describes it as a proudly Australian owned and operated franchise network with around 134 stores nationally, while a comparison article puts the figure at roughly 130. Metcash, the wholesaler that also supplies independent grocers, took its stake in Total Tools to 100 per cent between 2020 and 2023, according to a company history page, and in 2025 merged Independent Hardware Group and Total Tools into the Total Tools and Hardware Group. The same page describes Total Tools as the franchisor of Australia's largest tool retail network, and Metcash reported 734 hardware stores among its 6,531 stores in 2025.

Metcash also supplies grocery banners, so you can browse the IGA supermarket catalogue this week on AdsSOS, and for appliances and electronics the The Good Guys catalogue this week. All other retailers are listed on the Australia catalogues hub.