Bunnings is the most visible retailer of The Block 2026, with a contact and mini store on site, and its products turn up in nearly every outdoor space. Here is where it appeared.
Bunnings at a glance
- What it is: an Australian hardware and garden retailer, and a returning partner of The Block.
- How it got on the show: a Bunnings contact works from a mini store at site headquarters, supplying the teams.
- What we spotted: the site store, after-hours plant runs, pavers, planters, timber and paint in the front yards.
- Australian site: bunnings.com.au.
Seasons seen: The Block 2026.
The Block Head’s take
Bunnings is the supplier most likely to be mentioned as an errand. Contestants head there at night for plants, spiky or otherwise, and arrive at the front yard reveal having used it for the pavers, the planters and the paint.
Nine’s front yard supplier list gives Bunnings eleven items in Rick and Tayla’s yard alone, which makes it the closest thing the show has to a general store.
Every time Bunnings turned up
| Episode | What happened |
|---|---|
| 2 | A Bunnings contact introduces the mini store at headquarters, and equipment hire is explained |
| 2 | A contestant plans an evening Bunnings run for plants |
| 4 | A team has to get to Bunnings first for supplies |
| 45 | Judges review outdoor spaces that use Bunnings products |
Bunnings is mentioned in 24 episodes in total. Bunnings also runs week-by-week gallery pages for The Block 2026, noting that not every product shown was supplied by Bunnings.
Where Bunnings products appear
Nine’s supplier lists for the front yards show Bunnings items including pavers, planters, cedar timber, a concrete bench and British Paints. See the Ryobi page for the tools.
If you are thinking of buying
- Check stock and delivery for bulky items such as pavers and timber.
- Compare garden products with specialist suppliers for plants and soil.
- Treat gallery pages as inspiration, since not every product shown is a Bunnings product.
