Portacabin

We are up on the third floor of a building in Sunlight Colony Number One. Ashram is a chaotic part of Delhi. The traffic at the intersection is legendary. But inside room 606, it’s all about cabins. We deal with portacabins. You’ve seen them at construction sites or as guard huts. That’s what we do. They are basically metal boxes that people live or work in. It’s a niche business. We spend a lot of time on the phone with sites. People need a place for their staff to sit. We figure out the sizes and the delivery. It’s not a fancy office. Just some desks and chairs and lots of catalogs. Sunlight Colony is an old residential area turned commercial. It’s got a specific vibe. A bit cramped. We don't have a workshop here. The manufacturing happens elsewhere. Here we just manage the orders and the logistics. It’s a lot of coordination. You have to make sure the truck can actually reach the site. Delhi roads are tricky for long trailers. We deal with the local transporters. It’s a straightforward business. We provide a shell, and people use it. Sometimes the lift in the building acts up. Then we have to walk up the three floors. It keeps us fit. The view from the window is just more roofs and some power lines. We focus on the orders and making sure the cabins arrive on time. It's what we do every day.