Sectors 40 to 43 line the road towards Surajkund, backing onto the Aravalli ridge. They are newer than the central sectors, with more recently built homes and floors. Walls are mostly straight and finishes are good. The work here is bathrooms, windows and balcony railings, often in homes only a few years old.
Newer homes, straight walls
Homes here are newer than in the central sectors. Walls are usually straight and tiles are good.
That suits frameless glass, which needs a true wall to sit cleanly.
We still check each wall with a level, and suggest a slim frame where one leans.
Weather near the ridge
Backing onto the Aravallis means more wind and dust than in the city centre, and heavy rain in the monsoon.
So windows and balcony glass need good seals and sturdy hardware.
We specify for the exposure, not for a sheltered flat.
Balcony railings
Many homes here have balconies facing the ridge. Glass railings keep the view open.
A railing stops a person falling, so its glass and clamps are chosen for strength. Without a top handrail, the glass must be thicker.
Doing the railing with the bathrooms costs less, because the visit is paid once.
