Custom designed fabric buildings

Rubb provides innovative and cost effective warehouse and shelter solutions with custom designed, quickly erected, tension fabric structures that are available in a wide variety of sizes, colors, and shapes.

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Customized buildings for all markets

Excellence in engineering is Rubb’s motto and this commitment permeates every aspect of our process from initial contact to after care service. Due in part to Rubb’s engineering expertise we have proudly become a world-class building solution provider for complex projects. Rubb can customize your building to provide a practical, cost effective yet creative and safe solution which will meet or exceed your expectations.

Thermohall® technical specification

Explore Rubb’s patented Thermohall® insulated cladding system, which delivers many cost-effective and eco-friendly benefits.

Thermohall® fabric can be used to clad all Rubb structure types. Insulation can be supplied in thicknesses from 2in to 6in, providing the best cost-saving thermal solution.

Thermohall®

Thickness	U Value (SI) W/m2K	R Value (US) ft-F-hr/BTU
2in	0.67 W/m2K	R11
4in	0.36 W/m2K	R19
6in	0.25 W/m2K	R27

Outer layer
Flame retardant heavy duty fabric

Core
High-density glass wool insulation

Inner layer
Self-cleaning PVC fabric

Custom structure types

Rubb can provide custom designed building types in a variety of configurations and sizes to suit all clients' needs.

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BVR

The BVR features rectangular leg and roof box sections. This takes up less space and provides more overall internal clearance. This design is a popular choice for bulk storage buildings.

BVE

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.

AVS

The AVS structure type is a modified version of the AVC with a single pitch roof. The design originated in the US and features a vertical sidewall.

AVC

The AVC structure type is a larger version of the BVE. The design originated in the US and features a vertical sidewall.