Chemicals and hazardous goods warehousing in Germany
Storing chemicals and hazardous goods depends on the site holding the right permits for your substances and quantities. We work with partner sites that handle hazardous goods under ADR and IMDG, and check storage classes and permits per site before you decide.
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What chemicals and hazardous goods usually need
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Langenhagen · Germany
This modern logistics facility in Langenhagen offers a total floor area of 11,800 SQM, including a 9,500 SQM warehouse area and a 1,500 SQM mezzanine. The site features 8,700 pallet positions, 11 dock doors, two doors for vans, and two…Industries Chemicals · Consumer goodsCertifications DGNB GoldThree steps to comparable options
Share your requirements
Location, goods, volumes and timing. Start from your industry and we prefill what it always needs.
We check partners against your must-haves
Site by site, against the criteria you marked as must. Missing data never counts as met.
Compare options on one cost basis
Offers are made comparable before you see them, with open points clearly marked.
We look at every request personally.
What matters when storing chemicals and hazardous goods
The safety data sheet comes first
Send the safety data sheets with your request. They show the hazard classes, UN numbers and storage requirements, and they are the first thing any provider will ask for.
Permits are tied to substances and quantities
A site may be allowed to store some storage classes and not others, and only up to a set quantity per class. Give the maximum quantity you expect to hold, not the average.
Separation and fire protection
Certain substances must not be stored together. The site needs separate compartments, a suitable fire protection concept and, for liquids, retention for spills.
Transport is part of the decision
Outbound shipments by road follow ADR, sea freight follows IMDG. Ask whether the site prepares the transport documents and labelling for both.
Lithium batteries are a case of their own
Batteries under UN 3480 and UN 3481, alone or packed with equipment, need separate fire protection and are not accepted everywhere. List them as a requirement so we can check it.
Customs status
For imports from outside the EU, a bonded warehouse lets you defer duties until goods are released. Selected partner sites offer customs and bonded storage.
Certifications and standards that matter
Storage classes and permits: we check per site and confirm before you decide. Lithium batteries (UN 3480/3481) and any other requirement: we check per site.
Typical mistakes when choosing a provider
- Requesting storage without safety data sheets. No provider can confirm a permit without them.
- Giving the average stock level instead of the peak. Permits cap the quantity per class.
- Assuming ADR experience means the site may store every hazard class.
- Mentioning lithium batteries only after the contract. Many sites exclude them.
Frequently asked questions
Which hazardous goods can your partner sites store?
Selected partner sites handle hazardous goods under ADR and IMDG. Which storage classes and quantities are allowed differs by site. We check per site and confirm before you decide.
What do I need to send for a hazardous goods request?
The safety data sheets, UN numbers, packaging type and the maximum quantity per product you expect to store.
Can you store lithium batteries?
That has to be checked per site. List UN 3480 or UN 3481 in your request and we check which sites accept them.
Do you offer bonded storage for chemicals?
Selected partner sites offer customs and bonded storage. We check whether it can be combined with your hazard classes.
How do I start?
Send a request with your products and safety data sheets. We get back to you within 24 hours on working days.
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Chemicals and hazardous goods warehousing in Germany
Storing chemicals and hazardous goods depends on the site holding the right permits for your substances and quantities. We work with partner sites that handle hazardous goods under ADR and IMDG, and check storage classes and permits per site before you decide.
1 public records with this industry classification · We get back to you within 24 hours on working days
What chemicals and hazardous goods usually need
Published warehouse locations
Langenhagen · Germany
This modern logistics facility in Langenhagen offers a total floor area of 11,800 SQM, including a 9,500 SQM warehouse area and a 1,500 SQM mezzanine. The site features 8,700 pallet positions, 11 dock doors, two doors for vans, and two…Industries Chemicals · Consumer goodsCertifications DGNB GoldShare your requirements
Location, goods, volumes and timing. Start from your industry and we prefill what it always needs.
We check partners against your must-haves
Site by site, against the criteria you marked as must. Missing data never counts as met.
Compare options on one cost basis
Offers are made comparable before you see them, with open points clearly marked.
We look at every request personally.
What matters when storing chemicals and hazardous goods
The safety data sheet comes first
Send the safety data sheets with your request. They show the hazard classes, UN numbers and storage requirements, and they are the first thing any provider will ask for.
Permits are tied to substances and quantities
A site may be allowed to store some storage classes and not others, and only up to a set quantity per class. Give the maximum quantity you expect to hold, not the average.
Separation and fire protection
Certain substances must not be stored together. The site needs separate compartments, a suitable fire protection concept and, for liquids, retention for spills.
Transport is part of the decision
Outbound shipments by road follow ADR, sea freight follows IMDG. Ask whether the site prepares the transport documents and labelling for both.
Lithium batteries are a case of their own
Batteries under UN 3480 and UN 3481, alone or packed with equipment, need separate fire protection and are not accepted everywhere. List them as a requirement so we can check it.
Customs status
For imports from outside the EU, a bonded warehouse lets you defer duties until goods are released. Selected partner sites offer customs and bonded storage.
Certifications and standards that matter
Storage classes and permits: we check per site and confirm before you decide. Lithium batteries (UN 3480/3481) and any other requirement: we check per site.
Typical mistakes when choosing a provider
- Requesting storage without safety data sheets. No provider can confirm a permit without them.
- Giving the average stock level instead of the peak. Permits cap the quantity per class.
- Assuming ADR experience means the site may store every hazard class.
- Mentioning lithium batteries only after the contract. Many sites exclude them.
Frequently asked questions
Which hazardous goods can your partner sites store?
Selected partner sites handle hazardous goods under ADR and IMDG. Which storage classes and quantities are allowed differs by site. We check per site and confirm before you decide.
What do I need to send for a hazardous goods request?
The safety data sheets, UN numbers, packaging type and the maximum quantity per product you expect to store.
Can you store lithium batteries?
That has to be checked per site. List UN 3480 or UN 3481 in your request and we check which sites accept them.
Do you offer bonded storage for chemicals?
Selected partner sites offer customs and bonded storage. We check whether it can be combined with your hazard classes.
How do I start?
Send a request with your products and safety data sheets. We get back to you within 24 hours on working days.