Replacement parts / Seaford

The part they stopped selling,
made in East Sussex.

Keep the whole object if you can. A small broken piece makes much more sense beside the hinge, drawer or appliance it came from. Send both views and the workshop can check whether 3D printing is the right repair.

What makes sense here

Small, awkward and worth repairing.

Salt, UV and repeated temperature changes can expose weak points in garden, shed and conservatory fittings. Material choice matters. Indoor PLA is not automatically suitable outside, so the intended use is checked before quoting.

Parts worth showing us

01Shed and greenhouse knobs
02Garden tool handles and light-duty fittings
03Conservatory blind guides
04Household clips, covers and drawer stops

A better first request

One useful photo tip for Seaford.

Tell us if the part lives outside, gets hot or comes into contact with cleaning products. That detail can change the material or rule the job out.

How it works

01

Photograph it

Show the part, where it fits and any label or model number.

02

Get a real check

The East Sussex workshop reviews dimensions, material and safety before quoting.

03

Pay, then receive it

Approve the quote securely. The finished part is checked and posted back to Seaford.

This is a postal service from one East Sussex workshop. There is no claimed branch or drop-in counter in Seaford.

Other nearby guides

EastbourneLewesBrighton & Hove

Got the broken bit?

Let’s see if it
can be saved.

No CAD file needed. A ruler helps.

Request a replacement part