DIETL Opens New Full-Service Fine Art Facility in London

LONDON, UK — 24 September 2026 — DIETL by Rock-It (DIETL) announces the launch of its London operation, marking the company’s first full service fine art operation in the United Kingdom.
Based in Hayes, West London, the new facility provides clients with a comprehensive range of fine art logistics and storage services. With DIETL already strategically located across the US, Brazil and UAE, this milestone expansion further strengthens DIETL’s connections between the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America.
DIETL’s London operation brings 60,000 square feet of climate-controlled fine art storage and warehousing, case fabrication and packing, full-service import and export capabilities, shipment coordination and project management under one roof. Strategically located just 15 minutes from Heathrow Airport and 15 miles from the heart of Central London, the facility provides the ideal gateway for fine art moving across the UK, Europe and international markets.
Clients in the UK will have access to:
- Climate-controlled, Fine Art trucking, servicing all the United Kingdom
- Fine art handling and installation services
- Fully secure, climate and temperature-controlled storage
- In-house case fabrication and packing
- A viewing gallery
- Fine Art project management, including Art Fair Services
- Import and export formalities and shipment coordination
- RA screening and ULD build up/breakdown at our warehouses
- Airport Cargo Shed and Tarmac Supervision
The new London operation positions DIETL as a one stop provider of local fine art services with international shipping capabilities, giving galleries, museums, collectors, auction houses, dealers and institutions a single partner for the movement, storage and management of fine art across key international markets.

London Contacts:
Chris Kneale, Executive Director – [email protected]
Operations: Darren Gibson – [email protected]
Client Services: Sophia Lesser – [email protected]
International Logistics: Paul Smith – [email protected]