One workshop.
Three generations.
Fifty-plus years.

It started in a single-room workshop in old Chandigarh — one anvil, one welder, and a reputation built one gate at a time. Bhag Singh believed that a piece of iron, worked honestly, would outlive the man who shaped it.

He took on whatever the city needed: window grills for new bungalows, gates for the first Sector houses, repairs for the local mills. No two jobs were the same — and that was the point.

Nagar Singh moved the business into Industrial Area Phase-2 and brought in proper machinery — power saws, plasma cutters, a paint booth. The work scaled from single homes to entire residential projects, commercial showrooms, and structural contracts for industry.

He kept one rule from his father: every weld is your signature. That rule still hangs on the workshop wall.

Today Parminder Singh runs the workshop with CAD design, motorised gate automation, stainless and brass finishes, and laser-cut decorative panels — alongside the same hand-finished welding his grandfather started with.

We still take on a single railing for a family home with the same care as a 200-metre industrial fence. That hasn't changed in fifty years, and it isn't going to.