Hira Plastic

We operate Hira Plastic out of Flat No. 403 in the Prem Deep Apartment. It isn’t your typical big factory setup, which people sometimes find surprising when they first hear the address. Since we are on the fourth floor, there is a lot of carrying boxes up and down, though the lift helps when it’s working right. Working from a residential building means we have to be a bit careful about the noise and how much space we take up in the hallways. Inside the flat, things are pretty packed with different plastic goods and samples. It’s a bit like a warehouse that someone decided to live in, but without the furniture. A lot of time is spent on the phone or checking lists to make sure everything is where it should be. The apartment is usually quiet during the day because most people are out at work, which is good for us. Sometimes it gets a bit crowded when a new shipment comes in, and we have to stack things all the way to the ceiling. It’s just how we’ve always done it here at Prem Deep. We know the security guards well, and they usually help us figure out where the delivery trucks can park for a few minutes. It is a simple way to run things, but it works for what we do with the plastic trade. The balcony gives us a little fresh air when it gets stuffy inside.