Bath Scape

If you go down to Camp Wadi Falia Gopipura 6, that is where we are. It is an old neighborhood, and our shop has been there for a good while. We deal with bathrooms, mostly. Taps, sinks, and all the pipes that go under them are what we handle every day. It is a lot of heavy lifting when the crates of tiles arrive. We spend a lot of time unpacking boxes and checking for cracks. It is not a glamorous job, but everyone needs a working shower. We talk to a lot of plumbers who come in looking for specific parts that are hard to find. We try to keep a bit of everything in the back room, though it is a bit of a maze back there. Sometimes the power goes out in the afternoon, so we just open the doors wide for some light. We do not bother with fancy displays. We just put the stuff out so people can see if it is what they need. My uncle started this place, and I have been helping out since I was a kid. Now I run the day-to-day things. It is a lot of work, and my hands are usually stained with something, but I do not mind. We just keep the shop open six days a week and hope the traffic in Gopipura is not too bad for the delivery trucks coming in.