Work out what you need before you order

Against the fitting, never against a catalogue. Height, shelf count, gauge, finish and extras like end panels or branding all pull the number about. A published rate card would be wrong for most rooms, so we ask for the measurements first and price what you are actually having built.

Yes, and regularly. Kanpur and the districts around it are close enough for us to come and measure ourselves. Further afield we work from your dimensions and photographs and send the finished job out from the plant. Give us the pin code with your enquiry and we will tell you straight away what we can cover.

No fixed minimum. A single wall run in a chemist's shop and a full supermarket floor are both ordinary orders here. Bigger jobs do price better per unit, simply because the setting-up cost is spread across more of them.

That is the usual case, not the exception. Almost everything that leaves here is cut to a measurement somebody gave us — shops, godowns and offices are rarely built to round numbers, and a rack that nearly fits is a rack you resent for years.

It turns on the size of the job and what is already on the floor at the plant, so there is no single answer. Whatever it works out to, the lead time is written on your quotation — you know it before you commit, not after.

Our own team brings it and puts it up. They level the run, square it off and take the packing away with them. You will not be spending a Sunday assembling cartons with your shop staff.