Sehgal Frame Maker

The dust from the wood cutting is something you just learn to live with when you spend your life as a frame maker. Over here at G.T Road Bajwa Nagar B-198 the sound of the saw is pretty constant throughout the afternoon. I spend a lot of time measuring things out and making sure the corners line up right. People bring in all sorts of things to Sehgal Frame Maker like old family photos that are falling apart or bright new posters they bought online. My workspace is covered in glass scraps and small nails that seem to get everywhere no matter how much I sweep. Bajwa Nagar is a busy area and being right on G.T Road means we get people stopping by who are just passing through the city. I have a small stool where I sit when I am doing the delicate work of putting the backing on. The light comes in through the front window and hits the stacks of molding we keep against the wall. Some of the wood has been there for months waiting for the right person to pick it. It is honest work and my fingers are usually calloused from the hammer. I do not really think about much else while I am working except getting the glass clean before I seal it up. It is just me and the frames most of the day.