Vardhaman Ply & Laminates

If you come down to Bhawani Peth on L P Savani Road 9, you’ll find us surrounded by stacks of wood and sheets of laminate. It smells like sawdust here most of the time, which is something you just get used to after a week. We deal with a lot of different types of plywood. Some are thick, some are thin, and they all have their uses for furniture or whatever else people are making. The shop is a bit crowded because we try to keep a lot in stock. You never know when someone will walk in needing three sheets of a specific grain. We spend our days moving heavy boards around and helping people pick out colors for their kitchen cabinets. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s practical. Some days are slow and we just tidy up the racks, and other days it feels like everyone in the city decided to renovate their house at the exact same time. We’ve been in Bhawani Peth for a while and the rhythm of the street is familiar to us. The loaders come in, we check the manifests, and we get the orders out. We don't use a lot of big words to describe what we sell. It’s just wood and stuff to cover it with. We try to be helpful when people ask questions about what kind of glue to use or which board handles water better. It's just a regular local shop.