Side-by-side layout
The TV unit occupies the main wall and the pooja unit sits at the north-east end as a connected but distinct niche.
Pooja Unit · Rohtak
Modern Pooja Unit Designs for Your Home
Wall-mounted, full-wall, corner, jali or attached — every Reedify pooja unit is a custom wooden pooja ghar, designed around your space and worship style, then precision-cut and finished in our Rohtak facility. Made to order, not bought off a shelf.
A Reedify pooja unit is a made-to-order wooden mandir for Indian homes: wall-mounted, full-wall, corner, jali or attached, designed in 3D, built in-house and installed by our own team across Haryana and Delhi NCR.
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Since 2017
In-House Production
CNC-Cut Precision
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Choose Your Mandir Style
Pick the pooja unit style that fits your home
Every pooja unit is designed and built to order. Choose the format that suits your space, then we plan the doors, carvings, lighting and storage around it.
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Wall-Mount
Wall-Mounted Mandir
Most PopularA wall-mounted pooja unit fixes to any wall and uses zero floor space, making it a strong choice for small homes and flats.
- No floor space used
- Glass, wooden or open design
- Easy to clean below
- Pre-wired warm LED lighting
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Full Wall
Full-Wall Pooja Unit
Statement WallA full-wall pooja unit creates a dedicated mandir wall with storage, lighting and a strong architectural presence.
- Works for larger living rooms
- Full-height backdrop planning
- Closed storage below
- Premium wall feature
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Corner
Corner Pooja Unit
CompactA corner pooja unit fits into an unused corner of the living room or hall and is practical for compact Indian homes.
- Uses dead corner space
- Frees up the main wall
- Often easier for Vastu alignment
- Good for small living rooms
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Jali
Jali Pooja Unit
CNC DetailA jali pooja unit adds carved detail, soft screening and a more traditional mandir expression without making the wall heavy.
- CNC-cut jali patterns
- Om or floral detailing
- Warm backlighting options
- Useful for semi-open mandirs
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Attached
Pooja Unit With Attachment
Multi-Use WallAn attached pooja unit connects the mandir with surrounding display, storage or furniture so the whole wall looks intentional.
- Matched side storage
- Display shelves or paneling
- Better use of compact walls
- Designed as one composition
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Premium
Premium Mandir
StatementA premium pooja unit brings together intricate CNC jali, layered LED lighting, premium veneers and finer hardware.
- Om, floral or jali carving
- Layered cove and spot LED
- Premium veneer options
- Approved in 3D stage
Space, tradition and style
Placement, door type, material, lighting and puja storage are planned before manufacturing.
Pooja Unit Guide
Plan your pooja ghar around space, tradition and style
A well-planned pooja unit honours tradition and fits your home. The right choice depends on your available space, preferred worship style, material, door type, lighting, and how much storage you need for puja essentials.
Space, placement and Vastu
As per Vastu, the pooja ghar is traditionally placed in the north-east corner of the home, with idols facing west so the worshipper faces east while praying. Avoid placing the mandir under a staircase, against a bathroom wall, or directly facing the main door.
Wood, veneer, finish and colour
Teak and sheesham are traditional solid-wood choices. MDF or HDHMR with teak-look veneer or laminate offers a stable, better-value alternative. Warm wood tones, soft whites and gold accents remain popular pooja unit colours.
Doors, jali carvings, LED and storage
Pooja unit doors can be wooden carved, glass, jali-overlay or open. Jali patterns, Om motifs and floral detailing are CNC-cut, while drawers and shelves are planned for lamps, books, agarbatti and samagri.
Lighting and worship comfort
Warm LED lighting, switch location, diya placement and clear worship height are planned in the design stage so the final mandir feels calm, usable and cleanly finished.
Combined Planning
Pooja Unit + TV Unit: planning the living-room wall together
In compact Indian homes the same wall often carries the TV and the pooja ghar. Designing them together, instead of as two separate pieces, gives you a calmer living room and helps avoid awkward placement conflicts.
Direct answer
Yes, the TV and pooja unit can share a wall as one continuous design or two matched units. Traditionally the mandir is not placed directly above, below or in line with the TV; Reedify plans around this in the 3D stage.
L-shape layout
The TV unit runs along one wall while the pooja unit turns the corner into the adjacent wall, keeping the mandir out of the TV line.
Separated, matched layout
Two independent units in the same finish and detailing: the TV unit on one wall, and a wall-mounted or corner pooja unit on another.
Placement notes
The pooja unit is traditionally placed toward the north-east of the room. A jali, panel or finish change can create a respectful visual break between TV and mandir.
Made-to-order execution
Carvings, lighting, finish protection and cleaner installation are planned before dispatch.
Why Made-To-Order
Factory precision gives your mandir a cleaner final finish
Made-to-order pooja units allow intricate carvings, consistent panel sizing, planned lighting and tighter quality control than on-site carpentry.
Precise CNC carvings and detailing
Intricate jali and motifs are cut to a repeatable standard that is difficult to match by hand.
Pre-wired LED and finish protection
Lighting is planned in the design stage, while finishes are prepared and protected before dispatch.
Faster install, minimal site mess
Modules arrive finished and are fitted by our own team with less dust and disruption.
Why Reedify
Eight reasons our pooja units stand apart
Reedify builds pooja units that honour tradition with measured planning, 3D design, in-house production and professional installation.
In-House Production
Built under our own roof in Rohtak instead of being subcontracted.
CNC Precision
Repeatable carvings, jali work and panel sizing for a cleaner finish.
3D Design Preview
See your pooja unit rendered before a single panel is cut.
Warm LED Built-In
Lighting is planned in the design stage for a clean and calm finish.
Quality Check
The unit is inspected before it leaves the manufacturing floor.
On-Time Delivery
A committed date and tracked project communication.
Dedicated Project Contact
One person coordinates the journey from first call to handover.
Warranty and Service Support
Support is explained in writing as per selected material, hardware and company terms.
Our Work
Pooja unit designs we have planned and built
Browse wall-mounted mandirs, full-wall pooja units, corner units, jali details, attached units and living-room TV + pooja ideas.
How It Works
Your pooja unit in four clear steps
From your first call to a fully installed mandir: clear, simple and planned before manufacturing starts.
Step 1
Free Consultation
Call us or submit the form. We discuss your space, worship style, placement preferences and budget.
Step 2
3D Design & Quote
Our designer creates a full 3D plan with materials, doors, lighting and pricing. You approve every detail before we proceed.
Step 3
Factory Manufacturing
Your pooja unit is CNC-cut, carved, finished and assembled at our Rohtak facility under our quality process.
Step 4
Installation & Handover
Our trained team fits your mandir on site. Final walkthrough and snag-fixing are handled before handover.
Teak and sheesham are the traditional solid-wood choices for a wooden pooja ghar: strong, beautifully grained, and age well over time. For better value and seasonal stability we also build in MDF or HDHMR with teak-look veneer or laminate. We bring physical samples so you can compare finish and feel before deciding.
As per Vastu, the pooja ghar is traditionally placed in the north-east corner of the home, with idols facing west so the worshipper faces east while praying. Avoid placing the mandir under a staircase, against a bathroom wall, or directly facing the main door. We plan placement around your room and family customs.
Yes. Combining a pooja unit with a TV unit on the same living-room wall is common in compact Indian homes. We typically design them as one continuous wall with the mandir set apart in its own niche, or as two matched units. Traditionally the mandir is not placed directly above, below or in line with the TV.
Warm wood tones such as honey teak and walnut, soft ivory or off-white, and matt black with gold inlay are popular pooja unit colours. The right choice depends on your living-room palette and the lighting around the mandir. We show veneer and laminate samples against your room photos before finalising.
Glass doors keep idols dust-free between prayers and let the deity remain visible. Frosted glass or glass with a jali overlay adds privacy and detail. For homes that prefer a fully closed look, wooden carved doors are the alternative. We help you choose based on cleaning preference and worship style.
Yes. We pre-wire warm LED lighting during manufacturing for a clean, calm ambience, and design drawers or shelves for lamps, books, agarbatti and other puja essentials. Lighting and storage are planned in the 3D stage so wiring is hidden before a panel is cut.
Yes. Jali patterns, floral motifs and Om detailing are CNC-cut for clean, consistent edges that are difficult to repeat by hand. You choose the pattern at the design stage and approve the 3D view before manufacturing begins.
Our manufacturing base is in Rohtak, and Reedify Modulars serves customers across Haryana and Delhi NCR. Availability for measurement and installation depends on the project location and schedule, so our team confirms service coverage during the first consultation.
Timelines depend on size, carving detail and finish. After your 3D approval, manufacturing and installation run on a confirmed schedule we share upfront. More intricate CNC jali, glass doors or special finishes can add time, so the timeline is finalised with the quote.
Price depends on size, style, material, carving detail, doors, lighting, hardware and installation complexity. Reedify gives a personalised estimate after understanding your wall size, preferred mandir format and finish requirements.
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