Why do we follow Manual on site craftmenship?

We go by the saying "East or West, Manual work is always the best". We as a firm are very much particular to only stick to manual work and not take up any factory finish work (job work or post forming).

We as a service provider, it is only right to give our clients with proper reasons and explanation as to why we feel that the manual work is much better than the factory finish.

Advantages of Manual work/on-site work

• No pre ordering/pre planning is required from the catalog of the vendor.

• Decisions in terms of design can be made on site.

• Designs can be changed/altered during the progress of the project.

• You can get cabinets, units and storage that are custom made to your exact specifications and as per site measurements.

• You will be witnessing the entire process of making your interior units and hence there wont be any surprises during handover.

• You will be able to get the custom created dimensions which you can match with your existing furniture and appliances.

• The cost of execution can be controlled as you take one step at a time when it comes to on-site execution.

• You can check, analyze the quality and finish of the material as the whole process happens in front of you.

• Customization and alterations can be incorporated as per change in the decisions and measurements.

Disadvantages of Factory finish/post forming work

• When everything is made in the factory, there is no assurance of the quality, brand of the material used, to make the products.

• The core material for cabinets/units will not be visible once finished.

• There is no evidence of the method or process of the work done in making of the cabinets/units as it is made in some remote factory.

• All the storage requirements, utility needs, kitchen appliances and electrical points has to be decided in advance and cannot be changed later.

• Very less/almost no alteration and revisions are possible later and if needed then its going to cost the client their time and money.

• There could be unused pockets of space which may be left out in the design as the cabinet modules came in pre-made/ready-made prefixed sizes.

We thus hope the above set of information is good enough for our valuable clients to arrive at the right and apt choice which is best for their needs.