Janadharan Chamber Bricks

We are located over at Baglur Post. It's a spot near Krishna District where things stay pretty busy most of the year. Our place, Janadharan Chamber Bricks, isn't anything fancy. It’s mostly just us working with the earth and the fire to get things done. Some days the dust is heavy and the trucks coming in and out make a lot of noise, but that is just how it goes here. Most of the people working around the kiln have been doing this for years now. We know the clay and we know how the weather affects the drying time. If it rains too much, things slow down and we just have to wait it out. That's life in the brick business. We sit right near the district line, so we see a lot of different people coming through. Some stop by just to ask directions, while others are looking to load up their trailers. We try to keep things simple and just focus on the stacks. It’s hard work, especially when the sun is high and the heat from the chambers adds to it. You get used to it after a while. My father used to say that the bricks don't make themselves. We just show up every morning and start the fires. It is a long day usually, starting before the sun is even up properly. We stay until the last truck is gone and the yard is quiet for the night.