In August 2026, there are many construction projects in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The demand for green building materials has increased significantly in the region. Summer temperatures in the Middle East are extremely high, resulting in high air conditioning energy consumption. High-performance building membranes have become a necessity there.
The workshop of Xiashi Packing Co., Ltd. has finished a new export order for the Middle East. This order includes customized Breathable Membrane and flame-retardant sealing tapes. All products have passed the final quality inspection. They are ready to be put into containers. The customer is a distributor in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. They will use these materials for green building projects and large industrial facility renovations. The quality control and logistics teams are doing the final preparation work.
We have a distributor in Saudi Arabia. They specialize in energy-saving renovations for residential and commercial buildings. Summer in the Middle East is very long. Outdoor temperatures often exceed 50 degrees. Exterior wall materials must keep heat out. They also need to be fire-resistant. Local fire inspections are very strict. Our engineers studied the sunlight intensity, temperature changes, and special joints in the area. We explained our solutions clearly to the customer. They were very interested.
We sent samples to them. The customer spent two weeks conducting practical tests. They focused on vapor permeability, high-temperature resistance, and tear strength. After a few rounds of comparison, they chose our HD-K160 membrane. This material passed a 168-hour UV aging test. It stays stable at 80°C high temperatures. It also has a B2 flame retardant rating. This matches the local acceptance standards in the Middle East. The client also bought anti-condensation felts and butyl sealing tapes. These materials seal the seams on the roof and walls.
After we confirmed the order, our purchasing team coordinated with suppliers quickly to ensure raw materials arrived on time. The production lines started running at full capacity. To meet the shipping schedule, we followed a three-step quality control process: incoming material inspection, in-process inspection, and final inspection. We used testing instruments to check the thickness, tensile strength, hydrostatic pressure, tear resistance, and UV resistance of every roll.
After the last roll was produced, the workers began packing. We used heavy-duty moisture-proof export packaging. We put custom labels and shipping marks on the outside. We also prepared the packing list. The whole production schedule matched the shipping schedule. We made sure the product quality was good. We also made sure the cargo would not miss the ship.
The goods are now sorted and stacked on pallets in the warehouse. They are waiting for the containers. There are clear destination port marks and client shipping marks on the outside boxes. When the cargo arrives at the Middle East port, the client can sort and store it quickly.
Besides the products, we also prepared a full set of export documents. This includes the SGS international certification report and third-party inspection reports. These documents assist with customs clearance. During material acceptance at the job site, these papers are valid proof. We will send the shipping advice and documents to the client immediately after loading, so they can prepare for customs clearance in advance.
It is the first time our Middle Eastern client is using our flame-retardant membrane. When we shipped the goods, we also sent a detailed installation guide with illustrations. We also supplied the necessary accessories. This includes butyl sealing tapes, lap tapes, insulation nails, and smoothing tools. The client does not need to find different accessory suppliers locally. They can order everything from our one-stop list.
If they have questions about window edges or pipe joints during installation, our after-sales engineers can provide solutions via video calls. We give them suggestions based on the actual site situation. This one-stop service makes it much easier for our partners to choose materials and do installation. They do not have to stop work while they wait for missing materials.
Xiashi Packing has its own independent production lines. We also make our own accessories. We can complete large orders in a short time. We can also split deliveries according to the client's project schedule. In the second half of 2026, we have already reserved our production capacity. We are preparing more stock for upcoming overseas projects.
We have extensive experience dealing with different construction habits and certification standards across various countries. The completion of this Middle East order represents a new step for us in this market. We will continue to provide high-quality materials. We will keep offering reliable supply solutions for construction projects worldwide.
Miranda
Miranda