February 26th, 2010 by Rubb
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North Country Union High School of Newport, Vermont recently took delivery of their 40′ x 100′ BVE Range Rubb Building to use for storage. Rubb’s BVE building design provided the school with a rigid structure that would stand up to the heavy snow and windloads associated with Vermont winters. Rubb, Inc. worked with the school’s general contractor, Spates Construction, to successfully design and install this structure.
February 17th, 2010 by Rubb
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Garland Construction was hired to repair an existing Rubb THA shelter at the USPS Springfield Bulk Mail Center. The existing structure had sustained a considerable amount of damage from past usage. It was decided that a complete replacement was the best answer which included a heavy duty concrete wall supplied by Garland Construction. The new shelter measures 26.2’ feet by 30 feet. The track operated PVC folding door was extended to allow for the poured foundation which also makes it easier for equipment to operate in the building.
February 12th, 2010 by Rubb
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Ocean Transportation Services recently accepted delivery of their 20’ x 53.4’ BVR Range Rubb building for use as a sensitive equipment cover on their barge. Once the barge arrives at its destination, the Rubb building is crane-lifted on to the dock, dismantled and packaged for a truck shipment back to the original site. Ease of disassembly and the ability to lift the structure via crane were key design attributes of the Rubb structure.
February 5th, 2010 by Rubb
This NV type shelter measures 20m wide x 51m long with 3m side wall. The structure was erected by Rubb Poland for a company that manufactures electrical components for the Korean company LG. The customer had previously purchased a THA type shelter and was so satisfied with the structure, that he ordered this much larger NV type shelter. This structure will be used for the storage of electrical components.
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