Sectors 70, 71 and 72 sit along NH-24, and they mix two things closely. There are group housing societies full of families, and there are small industrial units and workshops, especially towards Sector 72. So in one week here we might fit a shower enclosure in a society flat and an office cabin inside a workshop a few minutes away.
Society flats on the highway side
The societies here have lifts and estate offices. Most want a fit-out request and a lift booking before any glass arrives.
We prepare what they need when you order. It runs while your glass is being made, so it adds no time.
Flats facing NH-24 get more dust and noise, so well-sealed windows are a common request.
Offices inside workshops
Towards Sector 72, small workshops and units often want a glass office inside the building. It lets the owner see the floor while keeping dust and noise out.
The access is easy, at ground level. The thing to plan around is the work.
Sparks from grinding pit glass permanently, so we fit when that work is not running.
Keeping highway dust out
Flats and offices near NH-24 fight constant dust. New sliding windows with fresh seals keep out much more than old ones.
For a workshop office, proper seals at the top and bottom of the partition keep dust off the desks.
Where noise matters too, double glazing does far more than a single pane.
