About

A workshop, not a warehouse.

MYLADDER started with a Mumbai problem: a family that wanted to move — really move — inside 900 square feet, and a market that offered either powder-coated gym steel or plastic playsets, both of which made a beautiful room worse.

So we built the thing we couldn’t buy: stall bars from solid American walnut, machined to furniture tolerances, mounted like a bookshelf and strong enough for kipping pull-ups. Neighbours asked. Then their architects asked. Then it became a company.

Every wall is still made in one workshop in Mumbai. The walnut is air-dried, CNC-machined for repeatable joinery, then finished entirely by hand — because a machine can cut a mortise but it can’t feel a splinter.

We sell on WhatsApp, deliberately. A wall that holds your children deserves a conversation, not a checkout.

Hand-finished walnut joinery on a MYLADDER frame, lit to show the grain
Hand-finished joinery — no visible fasteners on the face.
TIG weld bead on a steel mounting plate bolted to walnut
Steel plates, welded and bolted — over-built on purpose.
Coming Soon The CNC workshop
The CNC bay — workshop photography in progress.

Furniture first

If it wouldn’t belong in a beautiful living room switched off, it doesn’t ship. Fitness is the function; furniture is the standard.

One material, honestly

Solid walnut and steel. No veneers pretending, no MDF hiding, no finish that can’t be repaired with a cloth and oil.

Built for decades

Ten-year warranty on timber, and a design that accepts every future add-on — the wall you buy is the wall your kids inherit.