Superducts

We are situated out near Lasudia Talab, specifically at No. 75/2/40 in Lasudia Mori. It’s an industrial sort of patch, so it gets quite dusty around here with all the trucks moving back and forth. Our workshop is where we spend the bulk of our day, cutting and shaping metal for ductwork. You can usually hear the sound of the shears and the clanging of sheets from the road. We didn't pick this spot for the view, though the talab is right there if you need a breather. It’s more about having the space to move large pieces of metal around without hitting the ceiling. The floor is concrete and usually covered in tiny scraps of galvanized steel. We wear heavy boots and keep the doors open for the breeze. It gets hot in the afternoons, especially when the sun hits the roof. We started Superducts because there was a need for local fabrication that didn't take forever to deliver. We have a small crew of about five people. Most of us have been working with sheet metal for a long time. We don't have a front desk or a receptionist. If you come by, you’ll probably find us in the back with the machines. We just focus on making sure the pieces fit together like they're supposed to. It’s honest work, even if our hands are always dirty by the end of the shift. We stay until the job is done and the truck is loaded.