Dnipro warehouse · opened 2025
SHYNYI TSENTR TOV keeps auto parts, everyday non-food stock, and exclusive home pieces on its own Dnipro floors, then sells them factory-direct — to workshops and shops, and to private buyers at the door.
Direct-to-business · Direct-to-consumer
One warehouse, two sales paths. Trade partners draw pallet quantities at a written net price. Households order single pieces and receive them at the address they give.
D2B
Workshops, retail points, and corporate buyers order auto components and everyday non-food goods without a trading company in the middle. Pallet and mixed-SKU lists leave Hoholia Street with a fixed price, not a catalog figure that shifts by the hour.
Stock sits on our racks, so a service bay can lock a parts list and a shop can restock household lines from the same brief.
D2C
Private buyers shop exclusive home furnishings and interior objects that share the premises. Orders are picked by hand and sent to the door — no marketplace seller, no extra hop through a regional distributor.
A household can add a carton of consumables to a furniture piece in one conversation. Staff assemble both on the same packing table.
15 vul. Hoholia
SHYNYI TSENTR TOV is a Dnipro company that opened in 2025. The office and stock sit at 15 vul. Hoholia, postal code 49000, in Dnipropetrovska oblast. The holding buys from manufacturers and holds the goods — then sells without a chain of middlemen.
That covers three stock families: wholesale nondurable consumer goods, wholesale auto parts and supplies, and retail home furnishings, plus a direct retail desk for mixed household orders. Because the inventory is on our floors, a workshop can lock a parts list at a stated price, and a household can ask for a lamp, a set of linens, and a carton of household consumables in the same call.
We do not run a showroom chain or a marketplace storefront. The work is warehouse-first: guaranteed presence of auto components, interior décor, and everyday non-food lines, personal assembly of orders of any mix, and door delivery for private buyers who want the piece at home rather than on a pallet.
Four commercial lines
Each line is a real SKU family on the floor, not a brochure category. A single pick list can mix them when the buyer needs that.
01
Everyday non-food items for shops and corporate pantries: household chemicals, packaging, hygiene, and related SKUs held in carton and pallet quantities. Lists are filled from Dnipro stock rather than from a broker who has to source each line after the order arrives.
02
Components and workshop supplies for service networks and independent garages. Filters, fasteners, wear parts, and related lines stay on the racks so a bay does not wait on a distant depot. Prices are written against the stock we actually hold.
03
Exclusive interior objects and home pieces sold from the same address. This is not a clearance of leftover warehouse cartons; it is a retail assortment for rooms — lamps, textiles, tableware, and décor chosen to sit in a living space, not only on a pallet.
04
Households and small offices order mixed baskets — a furnishing piece with consumables, or a small parts kit with a household refill — packed to the door. The desk takes the brief, the aisle picks it, and the carton leaves Hoholia Street without a third-party storefront.
Three rooms, one address
Walk the floor and the mix is visible: a parts bay, a consumables run, and a furnishing corner used as a quiet showroom for private buyers.
Personal assembly
Wholesale pallets and household cartons share the same pick path. Complexity is the mix, not a separate warehouse.
Send SKUs, quantities, and whether the load is a trade pallet or a door address. Workshops attach a vehicle or bay note; households name the room the piece is for.
Staff walk the three rooms on Hoholia Street and pull from stock that is already on the racks. Missing lines are flagged before packing, not after the van leaves.
Personal assembly on the packing table: mixed cartons, protective wrap for furnishings, and a written contents list. Any mix is fair — parts beside linens, if that is the order.
Collection from the warehouse, or door delivery for private buyers. Trade partners receive the pallet at the agreed point; households receive the carton at the given address.
Before you write
Yes. The holding is built for both doors. A garage can pull wholesale auto parts; a private buyer can take a lamp from the furnishing room. If one brief mixes both, we pack it as one assembly.
Everyday non-food goods: household chemicals, packaging, hygiene, and related carton lines for shops and corporate pantries. We do not sell food. Exact SKUs are confirmed against current floor stock when you send the list.
Private orders go to the door. Trade loads leave 15 vul. Hoholia for workshops and shops that buy from us. Name the destination in the brief and we will say how the carton or pallet will travel.
Against stock we hold, at a written net figure — not a floating marketplace rate. Factory-direct buying is the point of the model: no extra hop through a trading middleman on the lines we keep.
Warehouse desk
Walk-ins for collection and calls for pick lists follow the desk hours below. Door deliveries are booked against the same window.
Write or call
Name the door — workshop, shop, or household — and the SKUs you need. The reply is a confirmation against stock at 15 vul. Hoholia, not a catalog promise.