B2B Warehousing and Storage in Riyadh
Dry & ambient B2B storage in Al Sulay, Riyadh
Tailored for wholesalers and distributors. Safe Hands provides secure storage infrastructure for your commercial goods across the Kingdom.
We specialize exclusively in B2B inventory management. Our facilities are equipped with proven tracking and labeling systems to keep your products secure and ready for commercial distribution.
Quick answer
Who offers B2B warehousing in Riyadh for imported commercial goods?
Safe Hands Shipping Line (CR 1010908989) provides B2B warehousing for imported commercial goods in the Al Sulay industrial district of Riyadh, with direct access to the Riyadh Dry Port and the Dammam and Kharj highways. Containers are received with the seal photographed and the contents checked line by line against your packing list, then stored on pallets, on floor space or in restricted-access caged areas, and released in phases to your sites or customers. Goods that store at room temperature are the core of the service; regulated categories are reviewed by our team before we quote.
How it works: store, handle, deliver
1Store
- Secure and organized storage on standard pallets with precision location tracking.
- Dedicated floor space for non-standard cargo, heavy machinery, and FF&E project staging.
- Restricted-access caged storage areas for high-value cargo like tech equipment, servers, and luxury FF&E.
2Handle
- Dedicated ground teams for safe container loading/unloading directly at the warehouse dock with visual inspections.
- We receive loose cartons and handle the in-house palletizing, sorting, and stretch-wrapping.
- Clear, straightforward labeling and stock documentation. We provide accurate, transparent reporting of your inventory levels.
3Deliver
- Flexible consignment storage with customizable release schedules — weekly, monthly, or on-demand, to your site or distribution hub.
- Commercial pallet building, shrink wrapping, and securing cargo for final-mile distribution.
- Consistent, reliable handling times for your commercial shipments, ensuring your partners receive what they need.
How warehousing works, step by step
| Step | What happens | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Enquiry | You share the goods list, the volume (pallets or CBM), the expected arrival date and the storage period | An online quote request, or a written quotation |
| 2. Arrival | Your container or truck arrives at our Riyadh warehouse and the seal is photographed before it is broken | Seal and arrival photographs |
| 3. Unloading and check | The container is opened and unloaded under our inspector, and the contents are checked line by line against your packing list | A report of anything short, damaged or incorrect, before the goods move |
| 4. Put-away | Goods are palletised where needed and stored on pallets, on floor space or in caged areas, with location codes | An inventory report for the shipment |
| 5. Storage | Stock is held under 24/7 CCTV surveillance and fire suppression, with restricted access for high-value goods | Transparent reporting of your inventory levels |
| 6. Release | You send a release order and goods are released in phases: weekly, monthly or on demand | A movement report for each release |
| 7. Delivery | Goods are delivered to your site, distribution hub or customers across the Kingdom | An updated movement report |
We check what is inside before you do
Licensed inspection activity — ISIC 522915.
Warehousing and handling are within the certified scope of our ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications.
- 1Your container arrives at our Riyadh warehouse with the seal intact
- 2We photograph the seal before it is broken
- 3The container is opened and unloaded under our inspector
- 4Contents are checked line by line against your packing list
- 5Anything short, damaged or incorrect is reported to you before it moves
Credentials, location and what is included
Strategic Riyadh Hub
Our warehouse is in the Al Sulay industrial district of Riyadh, on the eastern side of the city with direct access to the Riyadh Dry Port and the Dammam and Kharj highways. Whether you are a local contractor or an international supplier, your cargo sits at the centre of Saudi Arabia's mega-project activity.
Dry and ambient storage for general goods in Riyadh →What is included
- Receiving, put-away and standard inventory reporting are included with storage.
- An initial condition report on arrival, an inventory report after put-away, and a movement report with every release.
- Phased release: weekly, monthly or on demand.
Comprehensive Protection
24/7 CCTV surveillance and advanced fire suppression systems. Your cargo is monitored and secured for as long as it is in our care.
High-Security Caging for high-value goods.
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Industries we store for
Warehousing at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Operator | Safe Hands Shipping Line, CR 1010908989 |
| Location | Al Sulay industrial district, eastern Riyadh, with direct access to the Riyadh Dry Port and the Dammam and Kharj highways |
| Goods stored | General commercial goods that store at room temperature (dry and ambient), for companies and projects |
| Regulated categories | Reviewed by our team before we quote, with the applicable licence position confirmed before we commit |
| Storage formats | Palletised storage with location tracking, bulk floor space, and restricted-access caged areas for high-value goods |
| Receiving | Seal photographed before opening, unloading under our inspector, and a line-by-line check against your packing list |
| Included with storage | Receiving, put-away and standard inventory reporting |
| Release | Weekly, monthly or on demand, to your site or distribution hub |
| Certification | Warehousing and handling within the certified scope of ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 |
| Customs warehouses (Saudi rule) | Customs warehouses are set up by Minister decision; goods may be stored there with duty unpaid under the Director General's rules, and customs supervises warehouses run by other bodiesSource: ZATCA, Customs Law Arts 74-76 · verified on 4 Oct 2026 |
| Deposit (bonded) zones (Saudi rule) | Goods are held with customs duty, VAT and excise suspended, in zones run by a ZATCA-licensed operator under ZATCA supervisionSource: ZATCA, Deposit Zone Rules Arts 1, 3, 4 · verified on 4 Oct 2026 |
| Importer label (Saudi rule) | Where a SASO technical regulation requires it, products carry an Arabic label with the importer's name and commercial registration, applied before loading at originSource: SASO / SABER circular on supplier name and CR · verified on 1 Oct 2026 |
| Customs records (Saudi rule) | Everyone involved keeps the original customs documents for 5 years from the declaration date; electronically archived documents carry the force of originalsSource: ZATCA, Customs Procedures Controls Art 4; Customs Law Arts 115, 127 · verified on 4 Oct 2026 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is your warehouse bonded or commercial storage?
Both — we arrange bonded storage through Saudi free-zone and bonded-port facilities, where duty and VAT stay suspended until you release inventory, and we hold standard commercial storage on-site for goods already cleared. We'll help you choose the right option based on your cash-flow needs and release schedule.
Can I release inventory in phases rather than all at once?
Yes. Flexible consignment storage with customizable release schedules — weekly, monthly, or on-demand, to your site or distribution hub, instead of a single all-at-once release.
Do you offer value-added services like relabeling or repalletizing?
Yes — container unstuffing, palletizing, stretch wrapping, and systematic inventory documentation are all handled in-house.
What security measures protect stored inventory?
24/7 CCTV surveillance and fire suppression across the facility, plus restricted-access caged storage for high-value goods like servers, tech equipment, and luxury FF&E.
Where is your warehouse located?
Riyadh — placing your inventory at the center of the Kingdom's economic activity and mega-project operations, whether you're a local distributor or an international supplier.
Who operates this warehousing service?
Safe Hands Shipping Line, a Saudi logistics company registered under CR 1010908989 and holding TGA licence 42/00008120. Warehousing and handling are within the certified scope of our ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications.
What goods can I store in your Riyadh warehouse?
General commercial goods that store at room temperature: building materials, machinery and spare parts, furniture and wood products, tyres, packaging, cartons and plastics, electronics and IT equipment in caged areas, and project and FF&E materials. Regulated categories are reviewed by our team before we quote, with the applicable licence position confirmed before we commit.
How do I get a warehouse estimate?
Use the online warehouse quote request: tell us the product, quantity and storage period, and the team sends a written quotation. You can also send the same details to our warehouse team on WhatsApp.
Can you arrange customs clearance before the goods reach the warehouse?
Yes. The customs declaration is lodged on FASAH before the vessel berths, the container is cleared by Safe Hands, a licensed customs broker, and a truck moves it to our Riyadh warehouse on release.
What reports do I receive while my goods are stored?
An initial condition report when each shipment arrives, with the seal photographed before opening and the contents checked line by line against your packing list; an inventory report once the goods are put away; and a movement report each time goods are released.
Is the service for businesses only?
Yes. Safe Hands specialises in B2B inventory management for wholesalers, distributors, contractors, importers and project teams.
How long should I keep customs documents for goods in storage?
Under the Saudi Customs Procedures Controls (Art 4) and the Customs Law (Arts 115 and 127), everyone involved keeps the original customs documents for 5 years from the declaration date, and electronically archived documents carry the force of originals.
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Sources
- ZATCA — GCC Common Customs Law and Implementing Regulations (Saudi consolidated text) — Arts 74-76 (customs warehouses), 115 and 127 (records). Verified on 4 Oct 2026.
- ZATCA — Customs Procedures Controls (Administrative Decision 28624, as amended) — Art 4 (keeping original documents for 5 years). Verified on 4 Oct 2026.
- ZATCA — Deposit (Bonded) Zone Rules (Administrative Decision 28918, as amended in 1448H) — Arts 1, 3 and 4. Verified on 4 Oct 2026.
- SASO / SABER — Circular on supplier name and CR on the product — Arabic label with the importer's name and CR where the technical regulation requires it. Verified on 1 Oct 2026.
The Saudi rules above are summarised for planning. The requirements for your specific product are confirmed when we review your shipment.