AlcorOne Solutions executed a 300 sq ft island kiosk for Cha Republic in the atrium of Aparna Neo Mall, Shamshabad, Hyderabad, in four weeks — a gabled black steel portal with mesh and glazed infill, reeded light-oak counter fronts under warm LED, black granite worktops with an integrated sink, and glass-fronted overhead display cabinets, built off site and assembled inside the mall's access windows.
The kiosk reads as a small house: a black powder-coated steel portal frame with a pitched gable, infilled with wire mesh and framed glazing so the unit keeps sightlines open across the atrium. Mall kiosks are usually height-restricted for exactly that reason, and the pitched frame gives the brand vertical presence without closing the concourse.
Reeded light-oak counter fronts run the full island perimeter with a concealed LED wash at the plinth and under the overheads, set against black granite worktops. Behind the service line, oak base units carry the equipment, with an integrated sink, granite upstands and a run of switched service points at the back counter.
Steel fabrication, joinery and glazed overheads were made off site and brought in as assemblies, so time on the floor went to installation, plumbing and electrical termination rather than manufacture. Work was sequenced into the mall's access windows with the atrium protected and cleared for trading each morning.
AlcorOne Solutions delivered the Cha Republic kiosk at Aparna Neo Mall, Shamshabad end to end — the gabled steel portal frame, reeded oak counter joinery with concealed LED, black granite worktops, plumbing for the counter sink, electrical distribution for the service points, and glazed overhead display units — on a 300 sq ft island footprint in a trading mall atrium, completed in four weeks.
Cha Republic
Hyderabad
Mall kiosk fit-out
AlcorOne Solutions executed the full 300 sq ft island kiosk for Cha Republic in the atrium of Aparna Neo Mall, Shamshabad, Hyderabad — the gabled black steel portal frame with mesh and glazed infill, reeded light-oak counter joinery, black granite worktops, glazed overhead display cabinets, counter plumbing and electrical distribution — under one accountable execution team.
Four weeks from site handover to completion on a 300 sq ft footprint. The programme held because the steel portal, the counter joinery and the glazed overheads were fabricated off site and installed as assemblies, so the time inside the mall went to erection, plumbing and electrical termination rather than manufacture — which matters when a trading mall restricts when you can work at all.
A gabled black powder-coated steel portal frame with wire-mesh and framed-glass infill, reeded light-oak counter fronts with concealed LED at plinth and underside, black granite worktops and upstands, an integrated counter sink with its plumbing, oak base units through the service run, glass-fronted overhead display cabinets, switched service outlets along the back counter, and the electrical distribution and finishes — fabrication, installation and services by a single team.
A mall kiosk or counter runs roughly ₹2,500 to ₹4,000 per sq ft in South India, so a 300 sq ft island unit of this specification sits in that band depending on the steel and glazing content, the worktop material and how much equipment the counter has to carry. Mall units price above equivalent high-street work because of night-shift access, barricading, mall-mandated fire and MEP vendors, and fit-out deposits. See the published mall store fit-out cost table for the full breakdown.
Yes. Completed mall work includes counters in Kukatpally and Gachibowli, the La Pino'z Pizza outlet at Q City Gachibowli, and this kiosk at Aparna Neo Mall in Shamshabad. Mall units are delivered to the centre's fit-out manual, with the approval drawing set driven to permit issue and the site work programmed around the access windows the mall allows.
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