Lal Kuan is a busy junction on NH-9, near the Hindon air base. Old shops line the roads, and new residential developments have grown up all around. The work here is a mix: shopfronts and doors for the businesses at the junction, and glass for the new flats and houses behind them.
Shops at a busy junction
The shops around Lal Kuan face heavy traffic all day. Fronts and doors take dust and use.
A broken front is made safe first and boarded. A made-to-size replacement then takes three to five working days.
We fit it early, before the junction jams.
New homes around the junction
The new developments around Lal Kuan are mostly first fittings. New walls are straight, which suits frameless glass.
In a society, we arrange the lift booking and fit-out approval when you order.
In a plotted home, access is easier, at ground level.
Dust from the highway
Being on NH-9 means dust. For homes, well-sealed windows keep out much more than old ones.
For shops, a front that seals properly at the edges keeps the display cleaner.
Where noise matters too, double glazing does far more than a single pane.
