Ralko Office Furniture & Equipments

Running Ralko Office Furniture & Equipments from the third floor of Jaina House Comm. Complex has its challenges. Being in Flat No. 309 in Pawan Apartments means we are constantly moving desks and chairs through the elevators and hallways of Dr. Mukherjee Nagar. It’s a busy area with a lot of students and small offices, so there’s always someone looking for a new chair or a filing cabinet. Our space is packed tight with samples—everything from revolving chairs to big wooden tables. Sometimes it feels like a maze in here. We spend a lot of time on the phone coordinating deliveries across the city. It’s a lot of logistics, making sure the truck can find a parking spot near the complex without getting a ticket. My assistant handles most of the paperwork while I talk to the clients who walk in. We don’t have a big glossy catalog or a fancy showroom. People usually come in, sit on a few chairs to see if they’re comfortable, and then we talk about the price. It’s a very practical way of doing things. Mukherjee Nagar is always crowded, so just getting to work in the morning can be a bit of a struggle. But we’ve been here long enough that everyone knows the Jaina House building. We just try to keep enough stock on hand so people don’t have to wait too long for their furniture.