Shree Baba Ramdev Wooden Furniture

If you visit us at Plot No. 27 in the Gidc Estate, the first thing you will notice is the sawdust. It’s everywhere. At Shree Baba Ramdev Wooden Furniture, we spend our days cutting, sanding, and putting things together. We aren't a big factory with robots. Most of what happens here involves a lot of manual labor and hand tools. We have a few saws and planers that make a lot of noise, but the rest is just us working with the wood. The air always smells like pine or teak, depending on what we are working on that week. We don't have a showroom with bright lights. Most of our furniture is stacked up in the corner waiting to be picked up or sent out for polishing. People come to us because they want something sturdy that isn't made of cheap particle board. We sometimes run behind schedule when the wood we get isn't quite dry enough, but we try to be honest about that. It’s a small team, and we all know how to do a bit of everything. We eat our lunch together in the back area. Gidc is a busy place, but once you step inside our workshop, it feels a bit different. We just take our time to make sure the joints are tight and the finish is decent.