Perfect Modular Furniture

Our workshop is over in Sudama Estate, right across from the Gokulesh Petrol Pump. If you get lost, just look for the textile mills nearby. It is a dusty area, being Narol and all, but this is where we build everything from scratch. We have saws running most of the morning and the smell of wood glue is everywhere. It is not a showroom with bright lights and fancy displays. It is a place where we actually cut the boards and put the cabinets together one by one. People come by to look at samples or talk about what they need for their new kitchens. We use a lot of laminates and hardware that we keep stacked in the back corner. Sometimes the delivery trucks take forever to get through the heavy traffic on the main road. My brother and I usually handle the assembly ourselves. It is hard work on the hands. We do not have a receptionist or anyone like that. If someone walks in, one of us just wipes the sawdust off our clothes and goes to talk to them. We make stuff that fits into tight corners because houses are getting smaller these days. It is practical furniture, nothing too flashy or expensive. The machines are loud, so we have to shout sometimes to hear each other. We have been in this spot for a few years now. It works for us because the suppliers are close by. We just focus on finishing the pieces.