Copper Sinks India

We've been at D- 76 on the 2nd Floor in Malviya Nagar for a while now. The space isn't huge but we make it work for everything we do with copper. It gets pretty loud when the hammering starts, especially in the afternoons. Most days involve checking the finish on the sinks and making sure the crates are packed right so nothing gets dented during shipping. Copper is a tricky material because it changes color if you aren't careful, so we spend a lot of time just looking at the surfaces. Malviya Nagar is a busy spot, and sometimes getting the raw sheets delivered up to the second floor is a bit of a workout for everyone. We don't have a fancy showroom or anything like that. It’s just us working with the metal and keeping track of orders on a messy desk. Sometimes the neighbors come by to see what all the noise is about. We usually just show them the latest batch we finished. It’s honest work and it keeps us busy from morning until late evening. The stairs are narrow, which makes things interesting when we have a big shipment going out. We've gotten used to the rhythm of the place. It's not the quietest office you'll find in this part of town, but the work gets done and the sinks look the way they should when they leave the door.