Structured Cabling · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Structured Cabling Installation in Riyadh — From First Fix to Certified Handover

DSIT designs and installs structured cabling for offices, government buildings, hospitals, hotels and villas across Saudi Arabia. We deliver the complete job in three stages — first, second and third fix — with our own teams, so containment, cables and terminations are built to one plan and handed over tested and documented.

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Watch: a complete Cat 7 link from the patch panel in the server room to the outlet, laptop, Wi-Fi access point and IP phone.

What we provide

Design, supply, installation, testing and support from one team.

  • Copper cabling

    Shielded and unshielded Cat6, Cat6A and Cat7 cabling for data, voice, Wi-Fi, CCTV and building systems.

  • Fiber optic backbone

    Single-mode and multimode fiber between floors, buildings and server rooms, spliced and tested.

  • Cabinets & patch panels

    42U cabinets, patch panels, cable managers and colour-coded patch cords, neatly dressed.

  • Cable containment

    Cable trays, EMT conduit, wall chasing, floor boxes and fire stopping for wall penetrations.

  • Labelling

    Every cable, outlet and patch panel port labelled to one consistent scheme, with as-built drawings.

  • Testing & certification

    Every link tested with a certified tester, with a report issued before handover.

Three stages: first, second and third fix

Each stage is completed, inspected and approved before the next one starts.

Stage 1 of 3

First fix — cable containment

First fix builds the routes the cables will follow, before the walls are finished and the ceilings closed.

  • Wall chasing for outlets, floor boxes and drops
  • EMT conduit and metal back boxes inside the chases
  • Perforated cable trays on threaded rods and brackets
  • Sleeves and fire stopping where routes pass through walls
  • Flexible conduit from the trays to each cabinet
First fix – wall chasing, EMT conduit and cable trays
Stage 2 of 3

Second fix — cable pulling

Second fix pulls every cable through the trays and conduit from the server room to its outlet.

  • Cabinets installed and cable reels set up
  • Cables pulled through EMT conduit with draw wires
  • Cables laid and tied in the trays, separated from power cables
  • Service loops left at the cabinet and at every outlet
  • Both ends of every cable labelled
Second fix – cable pulling
Stage 3 of 3

Third fix — termination and testing

Third fix completes the terminations, installs the equipment and tests every link before the system is handed over.

  • Patch panels, cable managers and switches installed
  • Cables terminated to T568B at the panel and the outlet
  • Faceplates fitted, labelled and connected to devices
  • Every link certified and the test report saved
  • As-built drawings and handover documents
Third fix – termination, equipment and testing

How we work

The same five steps on every structured cabling project, large or small.

  1. Site survey

    We visit the site, review the drawings and agree the scope, standards and timeline with you.

  2. Design

    Drawings, cable routes, cabinet layouts and a bill of quantities, ready for consultant approval.

  3. Supply

    Genuine products from authorised channels, delivered and prepared for installation.

  4. Installation & testing

    Our own teams install, label, test and commission every system to the agreed standard.

  5. Handover & support

    As-built drawings, test reports and training, followed by maintenance and after-sales support.

Where we work

Based in Riyadh since 1999, we deliver projects across Saudi Arabia for:

  • Government buildings
  • Hospitals & clinics
  • Universities & schools
  • Hotels & residential compounds
  • Banks & offices
  • Palaces & villas
  • Warehouses & factories
  • Retail shops & malls

Frequently asked questions

What are first, second and third fix in structured cabling?

First fix is the cable containment — wall chasing, conduit, back boxes and cable trays. Second fix is pulling and labelling the cables. Third fix is terminating the cables, installing patch panels and outlets, and testing every link.

Which cable category should I choose, Cat6A or Cat7?

Cat6A supports 10 Gbps up to 100 metres and suits most offices. Shielded Cat7 adds immunity to interference for demanding sites. We recommend the right category after reviewing your building and the systems it will carry.

Do you test and certify the cabling?

Yes. Every permanent link is tested with a certified tester, and you receive the test report together with the as-built drawings.

Do you work outside Riyadh?

Yes. We are based in Riyadh and deliver projects across Saudi Arabia.

Structured Cabling for your next project?

Tell us about your building and we will send you a site survey date and a clear quotation.

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