Kalia Tools

I spend most of my days here at Sasoon Road in Gala No. C1. It is a small space but we managed to fit a lot of tools inside the shelves. You can smell the metal and oil as soon as you step inside the door. Most mornings start with me moving boxes around just to make a little bit of walking room for whoever comes in. I have been doing this for years and my hands are usually covered in some kind of grease or dust by noon. People come by looking for specific wrenches or drill bits that they cannot find at the bigger stores. We have piles of catalogs and old manuals sitting on the desk that have seen better days. The lighting isn't the brightest but I know exactly where every single bolt is kept. Sometimes it gets a bit noisy with the traffic outside but you get used to it after a while. I usually have a cup of tea sitting somewhere near the back and I might forget about it while helping someone figure out which pliers they need for a plumbing job. It is just a regular shop where we try to keep enough stock so nobody leaves empty-handed. Sasoon Road is a busy area and being in C1 makes it easy enough for folks to pull up and grab what they need quickly before heading back to their own jobs or home projects.