A warehouse is never just four walls and a roof. It is foundations engineered for your racking loads, a steel structure spanning your operations, an electrical supply approved by SEWA, and a fire system certified by Sharjah Civil Defence before you can legally occupy it. Midas delivers all of it under one contract, across 100+ completed projects in Hamriyah Free Zone, SAIF Zone, Sajja and mainland Sharjah.
Storage and distribution warehouses. Manufacturing facilities with integrated warehousing. Pre-engineered steel buildings. Heavy duty industrial sheds and crane buildings. Ground plus mezzanine warehouses. Extensions to live, operating facilities. Structures are fabricated in house by Midas Metal Industries and erected by our own teams, with civil works and complete MEP fit out delivered by group companies, and fire fighting and fire alarm systems installed by Sharjah Civil Defence approved Midas Electromechanical Contracting [link to midasec.com] so certification is built into the programme rather than bolted on at the end.
For most warehouses, and especially larger ones, PEB is the cheaper and more suitable option, because the frame is optimised at design stage and both fabrication and erection are faster. Conventional hot rolled steel earns its place when the building has to do more than enclose space. Crane carrying structures are the clearest example: they push PEB cost up by at least 20 percent, and past a certain loading, hot rolled becomes the better engineering answer. We fabricate both, so the recommendation is engineering led.
The Al Faris equipment and rental facility [link to /project/al-faris-group/], completed on time and on budget. Three complete warehouses for Sprint Oil and Gas Services [link to /project/sprint-oil-and-gas-services/]. The PACKCELL FZC facility [link to /project/packcell-fzc/]. Storage added to a live chemical plant at Tricore Surfactants [link to /project/tricore-surfactants/] without stopping production. And for scale, the 30,000 m2 gantry crane yard for DBMSC Steel [link to /project/dbmsc-steel/].
Structure runs AED 1,000 to 1,500 per m2 in 2026, with fire fighting and MEP priced separately to your activity and electrical load. Our warehouse construction cost guide [link to the cost blog post] explains what moves the number and why 2026 prices are climbing.
From a few months for a straightforward PEB storage building to longer for complex manufacturing facilities. Parallel EPC delivery consistently beats sequential design then build.
Yes, free zone or municipality permits, SEWA connection and Civil Defence certification are within scope.
Yes, planned around your operations.
Hamriyah Free Zone [link], SAIF Zone [link], Al Sajja [link] and mainland Sharjah.
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