Chaudhary Furniture Udhyog shapes seasoned sal and sheesham timber into pieces built to hold a household for decades, not seasons. Every joint is cut by hand in our own workshop.
Everything here is built on the same bench, by the same joiners — only the room changes.
Sofas, armchairs and low tables shaped for long evenings.
Tables and chair sets sized for family gatherings.
Bed frames, wardrobes and nightstands in matched grain.
Desks and shelving built for daily use, not display.
Named after the rivers and peaks our timber routes pass on the way to Kathmandu.
Three-seater, cotton upholstery
Seats six, hand-rubbed oil finish
Queen size, panelled headboard
Single drawer, brass pull
Four stages, the same order every time, since the workshop opened.
Seasoned sal and sheesham logs are inspected for grain and moisture before cutting begins.
Mortise-and-tenon joints are cut and fitted by hand — no particleboard, no metal brackets.
Surfaces are sanded through several grits, then sealed with a natural oil finish, by hand.
Every piece is inspected for stability and finish before it leaves the workshop floor.
A few notes passed on by customers over the years.
We ordered a dining table for our new flat in Baneshwor. Four years on, the joints haven't loosened once — and the workshop still remembers our order when we called back for chairs.
I asked for a writing desk sized to fit an awkward corner. They measured the room themselves before cutting a single board. It fits like it was always meant to be there.
Updates on new pieces, timber deliveries and workshop notes.
See the wood and the joinery before you order — most customers do.