Photograph it
Show the part, where it fits and any label or model number.
Replacement parts / Hastings & St Leonards
The part they stopped selling,
made in East Sussex.
Old furniture, studio equipment and rented flats tend to collect odd fittings that have vanished from the usual spares websites. Send the broken piece, the object it came from and any make or model number you can find. You will get a human review, not an instant computer guess.
What makes sense here
Small, awkward and worth repairing.
Period homes often have layers of non-standard handles, catches, sash fittings and covers. We can look at small non-load-bearing plastic pieces, but not window-security hardware, electrical parts or anything whose failure could hurt someone.
Parts worth showing us
01Furniture feet and cable grommets
02Drawer runners, stops and spacers
03Vacuum cleaner clips and hose fittings
04Studio storage and equipment knobs
A better first request
One useful photo tip for Hastings.
Include a wide shot of the whole object. It often reveals the brand, orientation and job of a small part that looks anonymous on its own.
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 Hastings & St Leonards.
This is a postal service from one East Sussex workshop. There is no claimed branch or drop-in counter in Hastings & St Leonards.
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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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