Bulk Storage Warehouses

Rubb bulk warehouses are designed to resist corrosion in marine atmospheres while providing the high value and ease of use associated with clear span structures.

Rubb Bulk Storage Warehouses do not require foundation piles that may be required at many waterside locations, and are light and airy to work in. All types of bulk cargo can be stored and the structures can be relocated to meet changing requirements.

If you...

  • are faced with an urgent need
  • have commitments to handle cargo shipments
  • need a fully functional, lighted and sprinkler protected warehouse
  • are on a tight schedule
  • have a difficult site or an uneven site and do not want expensive concrete footings
  • need it on time and on budget

...then Rubb has the solution to meet your needs!

The Port of Philadelphia was able to enclose nearly 4,000,000 cubic feet of space within four months of contract with a reliable and proven Rubb warehouse.

No project of this magnitude is without problems and significant challenges, however at the end of this project, Rubb was pleased to hear the customer say, "you guys built a great product!"

Inquire now to learn how Rubb Port Buildings can meet your port bulk storage needs.


What's in a Rubb Port Building? ...Total Quality

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The design and planning flexibility, speed of construction and durable, cost effective operation of Rubb Buildings provide port operations worldwide with a major competitive edge.

Our structures feature a high strength PVC coated polyester membrane cladding that is tensioned over a well engineered structural steel frame system.

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