Hardware stores in Eastbourne

“Darren at Eastbourne branch has been amazing throughout the last 9 months of a full house renovation. Always a pleasure to speak with and deal with. Always happy and friendly and goes above and beyond, whilst also being super helpful and quick to process orders. Knowledge on products is great. A true asset to the branch.”

“As always great experience and the best customer services, staff always be patient and helpful. Thats the reason i always choose screwfix only times I go to others incase they don't have the stock I need.”

Tucked away on Dudley Road in Eastbourne, the Used Tool Shop is a hidden gem for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts. The shop offers a vast, affordable collection of secondhand tools accessible to customers throughout Sussex. Inventory includes antique and modern woodworking equipment such as hand planes, chisels, and gouges. Customers can also find bench grinders, heavy-duty drill bits, clamps, squares, and general hand tools. The shop provides cost-effective alternatives to expensive new tool sets, offering individual tools ideal for specific tasks.

“I wasn't sure exactly what I needed, however, after explaining to Kevin he advised upon the right course of action, and the products required. Kevin, was both patient, and thorough when going through the instruction for assembly. First class salesman. Thank you.”

“This is now a branch of The Range/Homebase. I like the stuff and there's a decent garden centre.”

“Very helpful member of staff. Laura came out from behind the till to assist and went out of her way to help regarding our enquiry about a parasol and base even suggesting we could pick up the heavy base from the delivery bay behind the store. Brilliant customer service”

“Thank you Elliot for repairing the surround of my garage door and painting it. A job well done! With the added touch of making me a neat little lever to hold up the garage door which had a habit of sliding down on it's own! Brilliant! and is so much nicer than me propping it open with a stick! Thank you!”