About Woodman McDonald Hardware
Woodman McDonald Hardware is part of the Woodman Group, a Queensland-based private company that operates Woodman’s Mitre 10 hardware and home improvement stores and related building supply businesses across the Mackay and wider Queensland region. They supply tools, building materials, timber, paint, garden supplies, plumbing and electrical products, as well as trade and project services for builders, contractors, and DIY customers. With physical store locations and ordering options via their website (woodmangroup.com.au), they serve both retail shoppers and trade account customers throughout regional Queensland.
A charge from Woodman McDonald Hardware (sometimes appearing as WOODMAN MCDONALD, WOODMAN’S MITRE 10, WOODMAN GROUP, or similar) typically relates to an in-store purchase, a phone or email order, an online/click-and-collect order, or delivery of building and garden supplies. For trade and business customers, charges may also be linked to a monthly trade account invoice, staged payments for special orders, or deposits on custom or made-to-order items. In some cases, you may see a temporary authorisation when your card is first processed (for example, for phone orders or large deliveries) which is later finalised for the actual purchase amount.
If you don’t recognise a Woodman McDonald Hardware charge, first check recent receipts, emailed invoices from woodmangroup.com.au, and any building or renovation work you’ve had done via local trades who may buy materials on your behalf. Compare the statement date and amount with any Mitre 10 or Woodman Group invoices, delivery dockets, or online order confirmations. To resolve questions, contact the store listed on your receipt or use the contact details at woodmangroup.com.au with your full name, card’s last four digits, transaction date, and amount so they can look up the sale. If you suspect an error or possible fraud, speak with the merchant first, then follow up with your bank or card provider to dispute the charge if needed.