Pooja Room Mandir By Woodage

WoodAge Interiors manufactures pooja room units and mandirs at our CNC factory in Gurugram. We build both full-room pooja room fit-outs where the walls, ceiling, and storage are designed as a unified space, and standalone mandir units that function as furniture pieces within a living room or hallway.
For standalone units, configurations include floor-standing units with back panels, tower units that occupy minimal floor space by building vertical, and wall-mounted units that float above the floor for easy cleaning underneath. Shutters are available in laminate, acrylic, or wood-tone finishes. CNC routing allows us to cut traditional jali patterns, arch profiles, and dome shapes into the shutters or back panels, adding decorative detail without the cost and lead time of hand-carving.
Internal layout includes shelves for idols and religious items, a pull-out tray for prayer items like incense and diya, and a drawer for smaller items. LED lighting can be integrated behind jali cut-outs or under shelves for ambient illumination.
Material is HDHMR with laminate or PU paint, with BWP plywood available for pooja rooms that have water access for ablutions. Edge banding on all panels ensures durability.
Factory at 16 SCO, Saraswati Vihar, DLF, Gurugram. Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can a mandir unit be installed in a small hallway or narrow space?A: Yes. Tower-style mandir units are designed for narrow spaces. They are typically 18 to 24 inches wide and extend vertically from floor to ceiling or up to a chosen height. This uses vertical space efficiently while maintaining a minimal floor footprint.
Q: Is CNC-carved jali as good as hand-carved wood?A: CNC jali offers precise, repeatable geometric patterns at a fraction of the cost and time of hand-carving. Hand-carving is better suited for intricate figurative or organic designs like deities. For geometric patterns, arches, and lattice work typically used in modern mandir units, CNC provides a cleaner, more consistent result.