Photograph it
Show the part, where it fits and any label or model number.
Replacement parts / Eastbourne
The part they stopped selling,
made in East Sussex.
When the item still works but one plastic cap, latch or guide has failed, start with photographs. There is no need to draw the part or find an STL file. The workshop works out what measurements matter and quotes before making anything.
What makes sense here
Small, awkward and worth repairing.
Seafront weather, balconies and sunny conservatories can make older plastic brittle. Replacement feet, end caps and light-duty fittings may be practical to reproduce in a more suitable material after the use and exposure have been checked.
Parts worth showing us
01Balcony and garden furniture end caps
02Wardrobe guides and cupboard catches
03Appliance knobs and non-electrical trim
04Caravan interior clips and covers
A better first request
One useful photo tip for Eastbourne.
For a cap or fitting, measure the opening it goes into as well as the broken piece. That mating dimension usually decides whether the replacement fits.
How it works
Get a real check
The East Sussex workshop reviews dimensions, material and safety before quoting.
Pay, then receive it
Approve the quote securely. The finished part is checked and posted back to Eastbourne.
This is a postal service from one East Sussex workshop. There is no claimed branch or drop-in counter in Eastbourne.
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Got the broken bit?
Let’s see if it
can be saved.
No CAD file needed. A ruler helps.
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