Define the product
Record function, construction, materials, electrical features, intended use and exact model code.

Model-led sourcing for Saudi importers, distributors, contractors, developers and hospitality procurement teams that need clear specifications, Arabic document planning and an accountable import scope.
A useful Saudi quotation starts with the exact product and model, not a generic claim about a complete bathroom package. A vanity cabinet, powered mirror, ceramic basin and tap can follow different technical and import routes even when they are supplied for the same room.
For each shortlisted model, the RFQ should define the model schedule, requested drawings and technical files, packaging requirements and commercial scope. The catalogue is a selection starting point, not evidence of approval for a Saudi project or shipment.
Wall-hung and floor-standing cabinets reviewed by millimetre dimensions, core and finish, basin interface, service access and fixing method.
02Exact input, driver, controls, electrical protection, intended bathroom location and model-level evidence must match the offered configuration.
03Powered and non-powered models are separated so electrical evidence is not incorrectly applied to a different cabinet construction.
04Browse the basin and vanity-top models currently listed in this category. Tapware and shower systems have separate catalogue entries and may follow different technical routes.
For room schedules, mock-ups, phased quantities and packing by room type, continue with the relevant project-planning resource.
A typical review may cover product definition, HS-code confirmation, applicable SASO requirements, the relevant Saber process, model evidence and shipment records. The order and required documents vary by product, classification, regulatory scope and transaction. The Saudi importer and its appointed conformity or customs specialists should confirm the applicable steps before production or shipment release.
Record function, construction, materials, electrical features, intended use and exact model code.
Use a complete description and let the Saudi importer or customs broker confirm the current classification.
Check the classification against any current SASO technical regulation that applies; do not assume one route covers the full package.
Where Saber applies, the Saudi importer or local manufacturer should confirm the current process for the exact product, including whether it is treated as regulated or non-regulated.
Check applicant, manufacturer, model coverage, standards, test reports, declarations, markings and Arabic information.
Ensure that the selected model identifier is consistent across all applicable records, such as the invoice, packing list, origin information, conformity or shipment certificate and customs submission.
The quotation should identify confirmed scope, open decisions and exclusions by model. Supplier-side information may support the review, but it does not replace the work or decisions of the Saudi importer, its appointed conformity-assessment body, the project consultant or the competent authority.
Review OEM / private-label options →ZATCA currently applies a 15% standard VAT rate where applicable. The parties should still record who handles import VAT, customs duty, clearance, Saber charges, conformity assessment and inland delivery. The final treatment depends on the transaction, classification and agreed Incoterm; website content is not a tax or customs ruling.
If a government, state-owned-enterprise or other tender contains a mandatory-list or local-content condition, include the exact clause in the RFQ. ArcQuay should not be presented as locally approved, locally stocked or eligible for a procurement preference unless documentary evidence for that particular bid supports the claim.
Rules, standards and platform procedures can change. Use these first-party sources for the current review and obtain importer or authority confirmation for the selected model. English-language links and summaries are provided for navigation and planning; if they differ from the official Arabic text or the current interpretation of a competent authority, rely on the Arabic text and the interpretation given by that authority.
Saber Help Center — official product registration, declaration and shipment-service guidance.
Gulf Low-Voltage Electrical Regulation — scope, marking, Arabic information and conformity duties.
Water Rationalization Regulation and Building Materials Part 4.
Saudi Building Code 2024, ZATCA Import Instructions and the ZATCA Imports and Exports VAT Guideline.
No blanket answer is reliable. The importer should confirm the HS code, current technical-regulation match and Saber route for the exact cabinet, basin and included components.
Not automatically. Model identity, driver, sensor, control, electrical rating and other controlled components must remain within the evidence being relied upon.
Room labels and logistics artwork can be project choices. Regulatory marking and language duties are different; covered low-voltage electrical equipment requires Arabic safety information and instructions.
Request the available supplier-side files for each shortlisted model. The Saudi importer and its appointed specialists should confirm Saudi applicability and obtain any required acceptance from the project consultant or relevant authority.
Share the destination, buyer route, product codes, quantities, drawings, required evidence, Incoterm and delivery programme.