Saudi Arabia
Giga-project and industrial perimeter demand under Vision 2030 — NEOM, Red Sea Global, Diriyah and the Riyadh industrial cities — has made Saudi Arabia our largest market. The specification habit is consistent: 2.4–3.6 m 358 anti-climb fence on a hot-dip galvanised or duplex coating, with SABER / SASO conformity handled per shipment.
Three things matter commercially: conformity documents must be started during production, HS codes must be confirmed with the broker before production, and the arrival window must respect the summer construction calendar.
UAE
The UAE splits into two distinct markets. Coastal salinity in Dubai and Abu Dhabi drives duplex and Galfan systems and structural glass balustrades with EN 1090 files; villa and hospitality projects drive architectural aluminium with wood-grain sublimation finishes. Colour consistency across phased handovers is the recurring requirement.
Qatar
Utility and infrastructure work dominates — 3.0 m 358 fence with anti-tamper shear nuts, razor-wire topping and earthing lugs, typically installed with a local EPC contractor. Documentation standards are high and consultant approval is a genuine gate.
Kuwait, Oman & Bahrain
High UV and humidity inland, salt load on the coast. Coatings are specified for UV stability and colour retention — we issue a QUV-B 1,000 h weathering report per colour — and high-visibility RAL options are common on oil and gas sites. Temporary fencing is a steady volume item for construction hoarding.
What this means for your order
Specification habits are regional because failure modes are regional. Tell us the destination port and the site's distance from the coast and we will propose the coating system that the local market has already learned to require.