Overview
Employees
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Palsana - Surat, Gujarat
Established in 2004 and operational from 2005, We, the Maruti Architectural Products Private Limited has a long way as one of the pioneer manufacturers in the modular railing industry not just in India but globally. We are India's first company to who started manufacturing of modular railing system in India. Today we are as known as 'Technoraill" and we create and deliver railing solutions in Stainless Steel and high tensile Aluminium. Our philosophy is RVFM - Real Value for Money. We have thoughtfully engineered each railing system, its components and installation process keeping in mind utmost safety, finest detailing, performance, durability, easy maintenance and aesthetically appealing designs. Our credentials range from being a CE Certified Company to introducing seamless aluminium railing system in the Asian market to innovating LED light application in seamless railings. We have executed numerous national and international projects. Our fundamental approach is to design solid solutions which are backed by our own R&D professionals. We commit ourselves to deliver products and components as scheduled. We understand the importance of the time factor in any kind of projects, thus, we have our associate teams of trained and certified installers across various locations. These teams enable us to deliver installation service with agility, precision and passion. We are sensitive towards curating an organisational culture that is solution driven and customer-centric. Our people work on challenging projects and we have created special customised designs to suit fit our clients' and architects' requirements. We have created more than 1,500 cast dyes for our products and components. We believe in investing our time and resources for training, experimenting and innovating our existing products and components and also for creating new solutions. The results of our focussed efforts can be seen and felt in the quality and number of solutions we have.
