Onkar Furnitures

Talk about the wood shavings on the floor at U-23 in Hingna. The MIDC area is always busy. There's a lot of noise from the other units. We spend most of the day cutting wood and putting pieces together. Sometimes it gets really hot in the afternoon under the tin roof. The shed is just big enough for the saws and the finished cupboards. We've been at this spot for a while now. Most people know us because we're right near the main lane. It’s not a fancy showroom. It's mostly just a workshop where things get built. I spend half my time looking for my tape measure. The guys stay late when there is a big order to finish. We drink tea from the stall down the road twice a day. You can see the sawdust on our clothes most of the time. When a truck comes to load up, it blocks the whole front area for an hour. It’s a lot of manual work. My hands are usually covered in some kind of polish or glue. We have some old chairs sitting in the corner that need fixing. The address is No. U-23, and it’s right there in the middle of everything in Hingna. It's just what we do every day, making things people can sit on or put their stuff in. Nothing too complicated about it. We just keep the machines running and hope the electricity doesn't go out again. Sometimes we take a break and sit on the new chairs we just finished to see if they are comfortable.