Singhal Tent House

Town Hall Road is always busy, and Singhal Tent House is right in the middle of that noise. We keep a lot of stuff here like metal pipes, heavy folded curtains, and those big decorative gates you see at weddings. Most mornings start with the sound of trucks backing up to load chairs or those long rolls of red carpet. The storage space is a bit cramped because there’s just so much inventory stacked up. We spend a lot of time checking the fabric for tears or making sure the poles aren't bent after a big event. It’s physical work. Someone is always moving a bundle of cloth or counting out plastic plates. The office area is just a small desk with a lot of old notebooks where we write down who took what and when it’s coming back. We don't have a fancy showroom. You mostly see the guys in dusty clothes moving things around. The weather is something we always watch because rain makes the tents heavy and hard to dry out. People just walk in from the road to ask about prices for a small gathering at home. It’s been this way for years, just keeping track of the gear and making sure it gets where it needs to go on time. The fans hum in the background while we sort through the bookings for the next month.