Fire protection equipment for warehouses, factories, offices and project sites in Saudi Arabia: portable and wheeled fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke detectors and test kits, sprinklers, gate and pressure-reducing valves, hose nozzles and 90-minute fire-rated doors. Send us your list and we will quote project quantities with delivery across the Kingdom.

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Choosing fire protection equipment for a facility

Start from the hazard, not the product. What burns in the space decides the extinguisher type, what has to be detected decides the alarm devices, and the building's use and size decide whether sprinklers, fire doors and a water supply are required. In Saudi Arabia the reference for all of this is the Saudi Fire Code (SBC 801) and the inspections of the General Directorate of Civil Defense; your consultant or safety officer translates them into a list for your building, and we supply that list.

Fire classes at a glance

ClassWhat burnsTypical placesSuitable extinguishers
AWood, paper, cardboard, textiles, plasticsOffices, warehouses, schoolsWater, foam, ABC dry powder
BFlammable liquids: fuel, oil, solvents, paintWorkshops, fuel stations, plantsFoam, CO2, ABC dry powder
CEnergised electrical equipment (US class) / gases (EU class)Server rooms, switch rooms, kitchens with gasCO2, ABC dry powder
DCombustible metalsSome metalworking plantsSpecial class D powder only
K / FCooking oils and fatsCommercial kitchensWet chemical

What you will find in this category

  • Fire extinguishers — UL-listed dry powder and CO2 units from Mobiak, a 150 lb ABC wheeled unit from Ansul for warehouses and plants, and the FLAIM V3 virtual-reality extinguisher trainer.
  • Detection — photoelectric smoke detectors and plug-in detector bases, battery back-up smoke alarms, and SOLO aerosol and cordless heat testers for routine detector testing.
  • Sprinklers and valves — UL standard-response upright and pendent sprinklers (K80), OS&Y resilient-seated gate valves from Chief Fire and Mueller, CLA-VAL pressure-reducing valves, and AKRON angle valves and nozzles.
  • Fire doors and door hardware — FHC 90-minute fire-rated single and double flush doors, with mortise and cylindrical locksets, closers, hinges and exit devices to complete the doorset.
  • Fire station and response equipment — fire blankets, firefighter helmets from MSA and water distribution fittings.

What inspectors and buyers usually ask for

  • Listed or approved equipment. Ask for the listing (UL, FM or equivalent) and the conformity documents with the quote, not after delivery.
  • The right number in the right place. Extinguisher count and position depend on floor area, hazard and travel distance; under NFPA 10, which SBC 801 draws on, no point on a Class A floor should be more than 22.9 m (75 ft) from an extinguisher.
  • A maintenance trail. Monthly visual checks, annual maintenance by a licensed contractor, and the tags that prove both.
  • Doorsets, not just doors. A fire-rated door keeps its rating only with rated hardware: closer, hinges and latching lock.

Ordering for a project

Fire protection is usually bought as a list from a contractor, a facilities team or a procurement department. Send yours — a BOQ, a drawing schedule or a simple spreadsheet — through the quote request page. We reply with quantities, alternatives where a model is not available, product certificates and delivery to your site anywhere in the Kingdom.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a dry powder and a CO2 extinguisher?

Dry powder (ABC) covers Class A, B and C fires and is the general-purpose choice for most buildings, but it leaves a fine residue. CO2 leaves nothing behind, which makes it the choice for electrical rooms, servers and labs, but it is not effective on deep-seated Class A fires such as paper or wood.

How many fire extinguishers does my facility need?

It depends on floor area, the hazard and the travel distance to the nearest unit. Civil Defense requirements under SBC 801 apply; NFPA 10, which the code draws on, sets a maximum of 22.9 m to an extinguisher on a Class A floor. Send us your layout and we can help count, but the final number is set by your safety consultant and Civil Defense inspection.

Are the products certified?

Several of the products are UL listed, including the Mobiak MBK12-10PA-UL extinguisher and the standard-response sprinklers. Ask for the certificates with your quote and we include them.

Do you deliver outside the Eastern Province?

Yes. We deliver to all regions of Saudi Arabia, and the delivery details are included in your quote.

Can I order one item, or only project quantities?

Both. Single items are quoted the same way; the quote form is the fastest route for lists of several products.

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