Our high-quality membrane materials and post-production galvanized welded steel frames deliver durability over time, making the cost of maintaining Rubb marine manufacturing structures more economical compared to conventional structures.
Translucent membranes allow natural daylight to illuminate the marine manufacturing work area while the white roof surface reflects heat. Optional Thermohall® insulation minimises heat transfer, prevents condensation and virtually eliminates thermal bridging and air infiltration.
Rubb offers a variety of different marine warehouse door solutions. They can be selected and designed to suit all large opening requirements. This flexibility ensures that our clients get the best option for their selected Rubb building type, depending on their operational needs.
Rubb marine structures can be quickly erected, dismantled and relocated due to module pre-fabrication. Rubb can provide site supervisors or fully dedicated construction teams to complete any custom project.
Rubb marine manufacturing buildings can accommodate many foundation options such as concrete up-stand, ballast weights, and ground anchors into an existing surface. Rubb co-ordination with the groundwork contractor is key for the client to reach the most cost effective solution.
Our established supply chain streamlines coordination of delivery and installation. Pre-fabricated elements and the ability to construct our buildings in a variety of weather conditions speeds up the construction process.
Marine manufacturing structures can accommodate all types of door, ventilation and other systems and safely support high loads imposed by overhead cranes, ceiling-mounted HVAC and fire-suppression systems, fall-protection equipment and other superimposed loads.
Rubb personnel are on hand to provide help and support, from initial contact to quotation, installation and beyond. Rubb’s commitment to customer service continues after project completion and forms the basis for long-term customer satisfaction.
Explore Rubb’s patented Thermohall® insulated cladding system, delivering cost‑effective and energy‑efficient thermal performance.
Thermohall® fabric can be used across all Rubb structure types. The system is available in multiple insulation grades, designed to meet different thermal performance requirements and operating conditions.
| Insulation Grade | U Value (SI) W/m2K | R Value (US) ft-F-hr/BTU |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 (Standard) | 0.67 W/m2K | R11 |
| Level 2 (Enhanced) | 0.36 W/m2K | R19 |
| Level 3 (Advanced) | 0.25 W/m2K | R27 |
Outer layer
Flame retardant heavy-duty fabric
Core
High-density glass wool insulation
Inner layer
Self-cleaning PVC fabric
Rubb can provide custom designed marine buildings and warehouses in a variety of configurations and sizes to suit your specific requirements.
The BVR features rectangular leg and roof box sections. This takes up less space and provides more overall internal clearance. Popular choice for bulk storage buildings.
The NV was the first steel truss span building by Rubb. The design originated in Norway and has a vertical sidewall. The high arch of the roof makes this profile ideal for bulk storage.
The Rubb BLE is a robust and reliable engineered structure type, designed to be liftable, moveable, extendable and relocatable to meet all clients’ needs.
BVE structures feature lattice frame sidewalls and can be designed with single or multiple lattice roof pitches. Span widths start from 20m to 40m, by any length.
The BVC is designed with a vertical column leg and a lattice frame roof. This structure type offers a large clear internal area. 40m to 100m width spans are available.
The BVL has vertical lattice frame sidewalls and single or multiple lattice roof pitches per span. Large spans start from 40m to 100m in width, by any length.
Durability, delivery lead time, speed of construction and competitive pricing were the primary reasons we chose Rubb. From our initial contact through to site supervision we found the quality of service to be excellent.
Mike Luxton
Byron Marine
Rubb Buildings helped us to provide the best and most cost efficient answer to the needs of Sunderland Council to deliver on this port project.
Marc Simpson
Robertson Simpson Ltd
The quality of the workmanship was impeccable and visits to site from design engineers and directors assisted in a smooth program of works, to budget and on time.
Chris McNally, Maintenance Operations Manager
Harland and Wolff
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