Some interior companies describe their manufacturing as factory-made or in-house. For an NRI homeowner, the important question is not the marketing phrase itself but whether the production setup and responsibility can be reasonably verified before a major commitment.
Ask what the factory actually produces
Clarify whether the facility manufactures kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, shutters or other modular components, and which parts are sourced from external vendors. A useful answer should be specific.
Request the factory location and operating details
A physical address, photographs or a video walkthrough can help establish that the facility exists. If a family member is in Bangalore, they may be able to visit before you finalise the project.
Understand who controls quality
Ask who approves drawings for production, who checks materials and who is responsible if manufactured parts do not match the approved design.
Check how site measurements reach production
Factory precision still depends on correct site data. Understand how final measurements are recorded and how changes after measurement are communicated to production.
Verify rather than assume
A factory visit or video should support, not replace, checks on quotation scope, materials, payment stages, project responsibility and past work.
Keep production approvals documented
Before manufacturing begins, retain the final approved drawings and finish schedule. This gives you a clear reference if you later need to compare delivered items with what was approved.
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