Rubber mallet
Code tool.rubber_mallet
Typical price in Quebec
Observed range $7.99 to $19.99
3 observations in $/each, Oct 2026 · before taxes
At least 2 independent high-confidence sources from the region, dated within 90 days.
Spread between observations
Every comparable observation dates from Oct 2026: no time series yet. Each bar is one observation, in $/each.
- Greater Montreal$7.99
- Greater Montreal$12.99
- Greater Montreal$19.99
The same values are in the observations table.
Observations
Every observation used, newest first. Prices are the source's, before taxes unless stated.
- Patrick MorinRubber mallet 16 oz$7.99/each2026-10-10Greater MontrealRetailPickupTax incl. : NoListed price
- Patrick MorinRubber mallet 32 oz$12.99/each2026-10-10Greater MontrealRetailPickupTax incl. : NoListed price
- Patrick MorinRubber mallet 14 oz, walnut handle$19.99/each2026-10-10Greater MontrealRetailPickupTax incl. : NoListed price
| Date | Supplier or source | Region | Channel and fulfilment | Observed price | Comparable | Tax incl. | Method | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-10 | Patrick Morin Rubber mallet 16 oz | Greater Montreal | Retail Pickup | $7.99/each | No | Listed price | ||
| 2026-10-10 | Patrick Morin Rubber mallet 32 oz | Greater Montreal | Retail Pickup | $12.99/each | No | Listed price | ||
| 2026-10-10 | Patrick Morin Rubber mallet 14 oz, walnut handle | Greater Montreal | Retail Pickup | $19.99/each | No | Listed price |
By region
Number of observations made in each administrative region. Other regions use the province-wide value.
- 0 observations valid across Quebec
- Greater Montreal (market zone): 3
No local observation (province-wide value):
Bas-Saint-Laurent · Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean · Capitale-Nationale · Mauricie · Estrie · Montreal · Outaouais · Abitibi-Témiscamingue · Côte-Nord · Nord-du-Québec · Gaspésie-Îles-de-la-Madeleine · Chaudière-Appalaches · Laval · Lanaudière · Laurentides · Montérégie · Centre-du-Québec
Where this price is used
Engine reference rows built from these observations
- 2 reference prices
How we compute
- The typical price is the median of the typical values of comparable observations, in the same unit. A 10 t load and a 5 t load are never mixed, unless the source lets us bring them back to a price per tonne.
- Low and high are the lowest and highest observed prices: the range shows the real spread between suppliers. It is not a probability.
- For a region, we keep observations made in the region, in the market zones that contain it, and prices valid across Quebec. With no local observation at all, the province-wide value is shown and the grade drops one step.
- Observations older than 12 months stay visible, but they lower the confidence grade. No index adjustment is applied yet: the original price and its date are shown as they are.
- Values are before taxes. Contractor prices are never published one by one.
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