Hammers and Striking Tools

Stock up on job-ready hammers and striking tools for home repairs and the worksite. From claw hammers and rubber mallets to heavier sledges, Art Noise makes it easy to choose the right tool for the hit.

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About Hammers and Striking Tools

Whether you’re hanging pictures, building a deck, or tackling a full renovation, this collection brings together the dependable striking tools you reach for every day. Find classic claw hammers for driving and pulling nails, plus ball pein and club hammers for metalwork, setting hardware, and general shop tasks. For gentler work, grab rubber mallets in multiple sizes to tap flooring, tile, and assemblies into place without marring surfaces. When the job calls for more force, you’ll also see heavier options like sledge and stoning hammers, and even a cordless rotary hammer combo for tougher masonry work. Art Noise is an independent Kingston, Ontario store, so you can get practical tools locally with a selection that suits both homeowners and contractors.

Hammers and Striking Tools FAQ

What types of hammers and striking tools are in this collection?

Our Hammers and Striking Tools collection includes everyday essentials like claw hammers and rubber mallets, plus heavier striking options for tougher work. If you are building out a full home or jobsite kit, you can also browse the wider Hardware collection for related project supplies.

How do I choose the right hammer for home repairs or construction work?

Start with the job: a claw hammer is your go-to for driving and pulling nails, a rubber mallet helps when you need a softer strike, and a heavier hammer is better for demo and rough work. Browse options in hammers and striking tools, then round out your setup with basics from hand tools and the right nails and fasteners.

When should I use a rubber mallet instead of a metal hammer?

A rubber mallet is ideal when you want to seat parts or tap materials into place without denting or leaving marks, which is handy for many DIY installs and assembly work. You can compare mallets and other options in Hammers and Striking Tools, and pair them with supportive gear like tool clamps and vises for safer, more controlled work.

Do you carry sledge hammers or heavier striking tools for demolition?

Yes, if you are tackling tougher tasks like breaking up materials or driving stakes, look through Hammers and Striking Tools for heavier striking options. For related project needs, you may also want Health and Safety gear and sturdy tie-down or securing options from Rope, Wire and Chain.

Do you sell rotary hammers, and what accessories should I buy with one?

If you are drilling or chiselling into masonry, check Hammers and Striking Tools for rotary hammer options, then browse Power Tools and drill and driver bits or accessories to match your material and fasteners.

What nails or fasteners should I buy for hammering jobs?

For most hammer-driven projects, start by choosing the right fastener for your material and application, then match your hammer to the size and type of nail. Shop Hammers and Striking Tools alongside Nails, and consider Screws when a stronger hold or easier removal matters.

What measuring tools pair best with hammers for accurate installs?

For cleaner results, measure and mark first, then strike: a good tape measure and level make a big difference for hanging, framing, and hardware installs. While you are shopping Hammers and Striking Tools, add essentials from Levels and Measuring Tools and keep a few must-haves from Hand Tools close by.

Do you offer local pickup in Kingston, and what are your shipping and returns policies?

Art Noise is a local, independent shop in downtown Kingston, so you can shop Hammers and Striking Tools online and choose the option that fits your project timeline, including convenient local pickup when available. For details, see our hardware store in downtown Kingston, plus our Shipping Policy and Refund Policy.