Hyde® Hand Tools at Rocky Top Materials
For customers across eastern Tennessee
Southeastern builders and contractors know quality when they see it. Because performance and reliability matter, local construction professionals choose Hyde® tools for their building projects in eastern Tennessee.
Rocky Top Materials is committed to helping customers build true success with the quality construction supplies we provide. Hyde tools are available* from Rocky Top Materials at our yards across eastern TN or can be delivered directly to your commercial or residential jobsites.
Visit a showroom or search our inventory online to learn more.
*Inventory varies by location. Call your local yard to confirm specific product availability. If we do not have in stock at your local yard, we will be glad to order it for you.
The Best Tools in Eastern Tennessee
Rocky Top Materials carries a variety of Hyde tools for building pros in eastern Tennessee and beyond, including:
- Regular square point knives
- Hawkbill 2HB/4HB carpet knives
- Dust-free sponge sander kits
- Dust-free vacuum hand sander kits
- Dust-free vacuum pole-sander kits
- Flexible putty knives
- Flexible high carbon steel joint knives
- Ratchet Rod caulk guns
- Hyde 6-in-1 multi-tools with hammer end
- Mini top slide utility knives
- Blue steel folded backing taping knives
- Flexible Pro Stainless™ joint knives
- Hammer head joint knives
- Clipped drywall pointing knives
Buy Hyde Tools at Rocky Top Materials in TN
Tennessee builders and construction pros near Knoxville, Pigeon Forge, or Johnson City - learn more about Hyde hand tools or start your order now. Rocky Top Materials is here to help.
About Rocky Top Materials
Rocky Top Materials is a GMS company with yards located across eastern Tennessee (Johnson City, Knoxville, Pigeon Forge). For decades, Rocky Top has offered exceptional construction products and building materials, from drywall and steel, to insulation, acoustical tiles and more.
About Hyde Tools
In 1875, Isaac P. Hyde founded Hyde Manufacturing Company, focusing on using his expert bladesmithing skills to create rugged knives and blades for professionals in the textile and tire industries. As decades past, and word spread, Hyde seized opportunities to expand his skills into other blade and tool areas. So, it came as little surprise that in 1936, when modern drywall was first introduced, this new industry would also call on Hyde. Today, the Hyde name is still renowned for the same quality craftsmanship that has made the company the standard of excellence.