Class Sign & Display

You can find us at Gali Number 6, right by the Anand Parbat railway line. It’s a bit of a tight squeeze getting a vehicle down the lane sometimes. We do signs and displays here in this shop. If you need a board for a new shop or some kind of display stand for an exhibition, that’s what occupies our time. The workshop is always full of scraps of acrylic, some jagged metal bits, and a lot of vinyl rolls. It’s 30/48 on the map, but locals just know the area as the railway line side. The trains pass by pretty often, so you get used to the shaking and the sound after a week. It's a busy part of town. We started out with just basic hand-painted stuff years ago, but now it's mostly machines doing the heavy lifting and cutting. Still, you need a good eye to make sure the letters look straight and the colors aren't off. We don't have a big marketing department or anyone answering phones with a script. Usually, someone sees a sign we made for the shop next door and asks where they got it. That's how we get most of our work through the year. The floors are usually covered in sticky offcuts by midday. We try to clean up every evening so we can start fresh the next morning without tripping over things. It’s just a practical workshop. No fancy waiting rooms here. If you come by, you’ll probably find us mid-project with paint or glue on our hands.