UDAIPUR / MADE TO MEASURE DESIGN REFERENCEFROM IDEA TO DETAIL
An idea, made practical.
Our fabrication capabilities connect your design intent with materials, details and installation requirements.
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Start with your space
Send your site location, reference images and approximate dimensions. Tell us what the piece needs to do and when the surrounding work is expected to be ready.
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Define the details
We discuss material, profiles, finish, hardware and installation. Dimensions, design responsibility and any required structural review should be settled before production.
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Agree the scope
Review a written quotation and the relevant drawings. Confirm inclusions, transport, site access, installation responsibilities and an agreed project schedule.
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Make, finish & install
Fabrication follows the approved scope. Finish expectations, delivery coordination and installation checks complete the process, with maintenance guidance suited to the specified material.
A little clarity
Good questions. Straight answers.
Have something more specific in mind? We are happy to talk through your drawings, dimensions and site.
We consider projects in Udaipur and within roughly 300 km, including Nathdwara, Rajsamand, Mavli, Gogunda and Salumbar. Share the exact site location so survey, transport and installation arrangements can be confirmed before quoting.
What should I send for an estimate?+
Send approximate dimensions, your site location, photos of the opening and a reference design or drawing. We then discuss material, finish, hardware and installation scope. Final site measurements are checked before fabrication.
Can you follow an architect’s drawings?+
Yes. Share the drawings, section details and finish schedule. Dimensions and fixing conditions are agreed before production. Structural and safety-critical details require the appropriate qualified design review.
How much will the work cost?+
The quotation depends on size, section and grade of metal, design complexity, hardware, surface finish and installation access. Ask for a written scope so material, transport, installation and any applicable taxes can be compared fairly.
Your idea. Our next conversation.
Let’s make something lasting.
A new entrance. A better balcony. A detail that brings the whole space together. Tell us what you have in mind.
Select an image for a closer look. Save the details you like for your project.
Design references from the supplied image collection and linked Pinterest sources. These images are not presented as completed HRM client projects. Final materials, dimensions and details are agreed for your site.
Bespoke steel details need a defined use and coordinated dimensions. Explain which elements need fabrication and which require input from another project specialist.
Developing a buildable custom metalwork brief starts with a clear brief and a realistic understanding of your space. The notes below bring together the decisions to discuss before approving drawings, materials and a quotation. Use them alongside the photographs and information higher on this page. You do not need to resolve every technical detail before making an enquiry; start with the information you have and identify what still needs checking. For custom work, a useful conversation connects the design you like with the conditions at the actual building.
Keep a useful item schedule
A fabrication capability is useful when it answers a project need. Describe the item, its role and the space available rather than beginning with a request for a particular machine or process.
For a project involving several components, create a short item schedule. Give every opening or object a reference, approximate size, quantity and location. Add the relevant design image beside each item, and mark decisions still awaiting confirmation. Keep repeated items grouped while identifying anything that differs. This makes it easier to check that the quotation, drawing and delivery describe the same scope. A schedule also helps when work happens in phases or when separate contractors are responsible for adjacent finishes. Update it when the brief changes so earlier assumptions do not become workshop instructions.
Read reference images carefully
Simple geometry can create a considered result when proportions and junctions are resolved. Complex patterns should earn their place through the function and character of the building.
Choose a small set of references and annotate the details that matter. One image may show the right pattern while another explains the colour, proportions or overall level of openness. The selected details can be discussed together without assuming that every visible component is available or appropriate. The gallery contains design references from the supplied collection and linked sources, not verified completed HRM projects. Its purpose is to make the conversation more visual. Your final drawings, material descriptions and approved scope determine what is actually made for the site.
Specify the complete assembly
Describe each component with an appropriate material and finish. Decorative sheet, structural framing, visible handrails and concealed brackets may need separate consideration.
A useful material description connects the main frame, infill, hardware and finish. Broad phrases such as premium metal or heavy quality leave important differences unresolved. Ask which parts are included, how visible edges are treated and how the proposed finish relates to the exposure. If another supplier provides glass, stone, timber or electrical components, record that responsibility. Discuss substitutions before approving them so a change in one component does not create an unexpected change in another. Keep the agreed descriptions with the drawings rather than relying on colour or appearance alone.
Connect the brief to the actual site
Site information turns an idea into a realistic package. Record openings, levels, supporting construction and how large components can reach their installation position.
Overall photographs and approximate dimensions are useful at the enquiry stage. Production information needs a clearer record of the opening, surrounding construction, finished levels and support conditions. Label each photograph so the project team can tell which item it describes. Mention narrow approaches, stairs, occupied rooms and any surfaces that need protecting. Tell us which dimensions are still affected by plaster, flooring or other unfinished work. This allows measurement and installation arrangements to be discussed around the actual site instead of assuming every visible opening is ready for fabrication.
Compare quotations on the same basis
Separate the cost of making an item from design development, samples, finishing and site work. This makes changes easier to discuss without hiding their effect elsewhere.
Read the quotation as a description of work as well as a total. Check sizes, quantities, material descriptions, hardware, finishing, delivery and installation. Identify provisional items and exclusions so a lower figure is not mistaken for the same package. If you want to reduce the scope, discuss the practical effect of each alternative. Changes in pattern, finish or quantity should remain visible in the revised proposal. There is no universal catalogue price for custom work: the useful comparison is a clearly written scope for the same item at the same location.
Manage changes before fabrication
Agree who prepares and approves the drawings. Specialist design and assessment should be included where the element needs more than a visual fabrication sketch.
Write down a requested change and identify which item it affects. Check whether it alters dimensions, material quantity, hardware, finish or installation arrangements. Confirm the revised drawing and quotation where needed before the instruction reaches production. Verbal conversations are easier to misunderstand when several people are involved. Keep the approved revision and remove superseded versions from the working set. This is especially useful where multiple openings look similar or several trades share the same area. The goal is a traceable project brief that remains understandable from first enquiry through to installation.
Plan for the years after installation
Consider replaceable hardware and maintenance access during detail development. A refined appearance should still allow essential components to be checked and serviced.
Keep the approved material and finish descriptions with the handover information. Ask for a cleaning approach suited to the actual surface and avoid assuming that one chemical or abrasive works on every item. Observe accessible fixings and working parts for changes in condition. Coating damage, rubbing, unusual resistance or looseness deserves attention before it develops further. Unstable components and work at height need suitable professional assessment and access. Routine cleaning should never become a reason to climb onto a structure or continue using an element that may be unsafe.
Prepare an enquiry for Udaipur or a nearby site
Share a drawing, sketch or reference set together with your project constraints. We can discuss feasibility and the information needed before committing to a fabrication scope.
HRM Industries is based in Eklingpura, Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313003. Projects within roughly 300 km are considered individually; share the exact location so travel, survey, transport and installation can be discussed. Nathdwara, Rajsamand, Mavli, Gogunda and Salumbar are examples of nearby enquiry areas, not separate branch offices. Road distance and the practical route may differ from a simple radius on a map. Confirm arrangements before expecting a visit or delivery. You can call +91 97996 47638 or email hrmindustries2026@gmail.com with your project details.
