Rekha Kitchen Trolly

We have been at Shop No. 6 for a while now. It is a bit dusty because of all the metalwork we do every day, but that is just how it is when you are building kitchen stuff from scratch. Usually, we start pretty early in the morning, getting the tools ready and checking the measurements for the next batch of trolleys. It is mostly about cutting stainless steel and making sure everything fits the way it should for the customer. Sometimes people come by just to ask how much something costs or to see the different wire baskets we have on the floor. It gets quite loud when the machines are running, but we are used to the noise by now. The shop is located at S No. 16/4/2, and most people around here know us by the sound of the grinders. We do not have a big office or anything fancy to show off. There is just a small wooden bench where people sit if they need to wait while we finish a small repair. Most of the time, we are busy welding or fixing wheels on older trolleys that families bring in from their homes. It is hard work on the hands, and by the end of the day, there are metal shavings everywhere on the floor. We just sweep up and get ready for the next morning. It is a simple life, really. We just make sure the drawers slide right and the frames are sturdy. That is all there is to it.