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            Hammers & Pry Bars Ireland

            We stock a wide range of hammers and pry bars for construction, demolition and general trade use, including Estwing forged hammers, Roughneck pry and wrecking bars, and Thor soft face hammers and mallets.

            • Claw and framing hammers for general carpentry

            • Roughneck pry bars and wrecking bars for demolition

            • Thor copper, rawhide and nylon faced hammers for delicate work

            If you can't find the hammer or pry bar you need, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.

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            Stanley STHT0-51310 Fibregalss c/claw 20oz hammer Stanley STHT0-51310 Fibregalss curvedclaw 20oz hammer out of stock

            Stanley STHT0-51310 Fibreglass c/claw 20oz hammer

            €12.80 Inc. VAT

            Choosing the Right Hammer for the Job

            A claw hammer suits general carpentry and nail work, while a heavier club or sledge hammer is needed for demolition and masonry breaking. Soft face hammers, such as Thor copper or rawhide, are used where a steel hammer would damage the material, common in fitting and assembly work.

            Frequently Asked Questions

            What is the difference between a claw hammer and a framing hammer?

            A claw hammer is a general-purpose hammer for driving and pulling nails, a framing hammer is typically heavier with a longer handle for faster, higher impact framing work.

            What is a soft face hammer used for?

            Striking a surface without marking or damaging it, common in fitting metal parts or delicate assembly, Thor's copper and rawhide range covers this use.

            What is a pry bar used for?

            Levering, prying and demolition work, such as removing nails, separating boards, or breaking apart fixed structures.

            Do you stock one-piece forged hammers?

            Yes, Estwing hammers are forged from a single piece of steel for maximum durability.

            What is the difference between a wrecking bar and a pry bar?

            They serve a similar purpose, a wrecking bar is typically heavier and longer, suited to larger demolition tasks, a pry bar is often more compact for general use.

            Can you source a specific hammer or pry bar brand not listed?

            Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.

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