Hakimi Aluminium And Hardware

We’ve been running the shop at 24/318 in Loha Bazaar for quite some time now. If you’ve ever walked through this part of the market, you know how it gets with the noise of metal and all the trucks trying to squeeze through the narrow lanes. Our space is packed with aluminium sections, various types of hardware, and heaps of small fittings that we try to keep sorted in those old wooden bins. It is a bit cramped in here, especially when a big delivery arrives and we have to stack everything near the front entrance. Most of our days go by talking to local contractors or just people from the neighborhood who need a specific hinge or a piece of channel for their windows. We don't have a big fancy office, just a small desk in the corner where we keep the ledgers and share some tea when it’s quiet. Sometimes it gets a bit dusty with all the metal work happening nearby, but that is just how things are in this bazaar. We know most of the other shop owners around here, and we’ve seen the market change over the years. We just keep doing what we do, making sure the shelves are stocked with enough bolts, screws, and frames so that nobody has to go home empty-handed. It isn't a complicated business, just a lot of lifting and counting out small parts under the ceiling fans.