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Design to delivery
What happens between the day you send us a drawing and the day a crate is opened on site. Nothing here is hidden behind a sales call.
The whole journey
Eight stages, one workshop
01
Brief
A model code from our catalogue, your own drawing, or a reference image with a room size. Any of the three is enough to start.
02
Buildability
We check the piece against the steel, the bends and the finish, and tell you what we would change and why before anyone is quoted.
03
Quote
Per-piece pricing against your quantity and sizes, with a production window and the delivery city priced in — not added later.
04
Sample
A physical PVD finish sample and a fabrication drawing, so the client approves the real colour and the real dimensions.
05
Fabrication
304 stainless steel is laser-cut, bent on a five-axis press brake and hand-welded to the drawing, in our own workshop in Narela.
06
Finishing
Every weld ground and mirror-polished, then the colour bonded into the surface by physical vapour deposition.
07
Inspection
Each piece is checked against the drawing and the approved sample before it is packed. Repeat pieces are checked against each other.
08
Dispatch
Crated for road transport and sent to site anywhere in India, or to the port for export, with a delivery window you can plan a handover around.
What you send us
Three things make a quote accurate
A quote is only as good as the brief behind it. These are the three things that change a price.
The quantity. One console and twenty-four consoles are priced differently, and knowing a later phase is likely changes how we price the first one.
The date. When it has to be on site — not when you would like to order. Tell us and we will say honestly whether it is achievable.
The site. City and access. A lift restriction or a narrow stair changes how a large piece has to be packed, so it should be in the quote, not a surprise at delivery.
- Model codes, drawings or reference images
- Quantity now, and whether more will follow
- The date it must be on site
- City and site access
Before you ask
Questions about the process
Start at stage one
Send us the brief
A drawing, a model code or a reference image, with the quantity and the date. We will come back with what is buildable and what it costs.