• The highlight of our innovation is that any regular carpenter can easily assemble a kitchen, choose and use a whole range of available hardware of international or Indian origin. This I because our stainless steel modules are compatible with many brands in the Indian subcontinent. .
• These can be set up using the same traditional methodology followed by a locally available carpenter in India.
• We make our cabinetry robust and they last forever. Not just that, it also comes with the convenience of changing hardware and fronts whenever desired. In short, upscaling and downscaling of functional hardware is possible without any wear and tear of joinery or slots provided for fitment of hardware.
• The properties of stainless steel are superior to that of laminates and engineered wood; our cabinets are engineered with precision & perfection with an objective to house mechanisms in System 32 Holes.
• Present wood based cabinets are prone to inherent problems; bulging, de-formation, growth of fungus and mushrooms when exposed to damp. Also, they attract pests, rodents, lizards, cockroaches and other unsolicited pests. They are also prone to hazards originating from saline (salty) weather conditions, fire, etc.
• A dangerously hazard is from the harmful emissions of formaldehyde used in engineered wood. Food in our kitchens tend to absorb these emissions from plywood & particle boards with laminates.
• This in-depth understanding of nuances in the Indian Kitchen industry gave rise to TUSKER
• Tusker offers a range of innovative & revolutionary modular kitchen cabinets made with Stainless Steel Three Zero Four (SS 304) standards, which is a god-send to the Indian modular kitchen Industry. The thought was to simplify, negate hazards, increase longevity and make it affordable.

We have modules available off the shelf. What’s more, we’re in the process of establishing a wonderful network to back our services across the country.

The kitchen provider has to simply procure the modules and install them based on the design chosen & fit the hardware in the cabinet; the screws used are M4 Thread. In short, the present carpenter also can easily replace conventional cabinetry with SS Modules as the sequence of installation is the same after the modules are assembled, and the thread insert collars are fitted in the desired holes for fixing of hardware

Not really, but again, no product is perfect and there is always room for improvement. We, at Tusker are constantly upgrading and improving our cabinetry by adding new sizes, which are need-based.

Tusker Modules cannot be customized on site and alterations are difficult as the properties of SS 304 are very robust and strong.

Modules are independent cabinets of the same standard height with varying widths.

There are modules specific to base in two heights of 720 & 360 mm, Sink in 720mm, Corner in 720 mm, Tall in 2040mm, Semi-Tall in 1320 mm and Wall cabinets which are also available in 360,600,720 & 1280 mm heights. The widths in almost all cabinets are available readily at 200,300,450,500,600,750,800,900,1050 & 1200 mm.

• Yes, you can, but it is recommended that you get it done from an authorized Business Channel Partner of Tusker as it needs specific skill and special tools for putting the steel parts of the module together.

No, we do not design kitchens; we provide cabinets/ Modules which are arranged together as per layout to form a modular kitchen.

Yes, in fact it is the safest material. Wood composites such as ply wood, particle board, medium density fiber board, high density fiber board & laminates have emissions of resins which are carcinogenic, as organic food raw material and cooked food absorb these emissions.

This can sometimes be easily noticed with the change in odour, especially with newly made furniture.

This way, the modules are not eco-friendly, degrades over a period of time and are not retro-fittable.