Hardy Joinery Ltd expands Canberra operations in Fyshwick complex
Hardy Joinery Pty Ltd, headquartered in Wagga Wagga, has opened a large showroom and offices at Wiluna Street Fyshwick to support growth in Canberra. The move follows years of supplying joinery for major projects including Havelock House, the War Memorial, the Academy of Science, Monaro Mall, and both government and private housing. The new site features a 3,500 square foot store with timber, wall boards, doors, and radiata pine mouldings, plus a wide truck loading driveway. Despite the expansion, the company plans additional bulk storage at the rear to meet ongoing demand.
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No margin for error in Hardy’s DIY home fittings
OME owners who undertake many house alterations can obtain help from instructional sheets provided with Hardy’s lines. The aluminum windows and doors come with clear installation instructions, enabling skilled owners to fit them themselves. The company also offers kitchen units and wall fixtures with precise, illustrated measurements in enamel or under-coated finishes ready for painting.
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Well equipped joinery factory opened in 1924 in Canberra
The 17 acre Canberra works employed over 120 staff of Tremont or related firm, producing timber windows doors and frames for transport to New South Wales. The plant featured extensive timber milling, drying, and moulding machinery, with innovations in kiln drying and wax finishing. The facility opened August 20, 1924 and has since expanded.
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Hardy’s Joinery Pty Ltd Pioneers Wagga Timber Legacy
The article traces the Hardy family origin in Wagga Wagga, highlighting Charles Hardy born 1831 in England. It covers his emigration to Australia, early partnerships, major public works in Wagga Wagga, Hay, Jerilderie and other towns, and the growth of Hardy's timber yards into a company. It notes he died in Wagga in 1908 and links to broader industrial ties in Fyshwick.
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Radiata Pine Mouldings Available in Fyshwick Store
Radiata pine mouldings, not ideal for structural use, are now popular for non load bearing fittings. Shapes are cut at Hardys Way Joinery and stocked at the Canberra store on Wiluma Street in Fyshwick.
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