Need to drill into concrete, brick, or stone?
A hammer drill combines rotation with rapid hammering action, making it the right tool for masonry. Whether you’re mounting shelves on a concrete wall or running cables through brick, a standard drill won’t cut it — you need percussive power.
With Poppins, drill like a pro. Our app connects you with neighbors and local shops who have a hammer drill available right now. You might find one on your street — ready to pick up today.
Rent from private owners or local professionals
On Poppins, find a hammer drill to rent near you — listed by neighbours or local shops in your area. Every rental is covered by the Poppins Warranty up to €5,000.
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Where can I find a hammer drill quickly?
Although Poppins covers the entire country of France, you have a 95% chance of finding a device within 15 minutes of your location if you live in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nantes, Lille, Toulouse, or Marseille. In these cities, the density of our network (neighbors + partner retailers) guarantees immediate choice.
Is it worth buying a hammer drill?
The math is simple. For a few holes a year, buying a brand-name machine isn't profitable. Renting allows you to get pro gear (more precise, less chuck wobble) for the price of a coffee.
On the Poppins app, you will find hammer drills for standard masonry.To drill brick, plaster, or breeze block, a corded or cordless hammer drill offered by a neighbor is perfect.Warning: for very hard vibrated concrete or granite, percussion is not enough. You will need to rent a rotary hammer (available from our pro partners).
Which hammer drill should I choose?
On the Poppins app, the choice depends on your wall:
- Cordless Hammer Drill: Sufficient for hollow brick and block. Very maneuverable.
- Corded Hammer Drill (700W+): More torque. For solid brick and soft stone. Doesn't stall.
- Rotary Hammer: If your wall resists the hammer drill, it's reinforced concrete. Switch to the "Rotary Hammer" category.
