Rubb difference | Rubb USA

Rubb generally uses more steel in its structures than our competitors.

Steel is stronger, more durable than aluminum (metal clad buildings)
Steel less costly than aluminum
Our steel is hot dip galvanization to the ASTM A-123 standard for longevity and superior corrosion protection

Hot dip galvanized steel provides consistent zinc finish on exposed and inside surfaces.

Rubb uses a high quality heavy (28oz) PVC coated polyester material specially fabricated to provide exceptional longevity and wear and tear.

Be wary of lighter (12-18oz) polyethylene and polyolefin based membranes
Rubb membranes are meant to protect contents from weather, not provide structural support

Rubb buildings provide the best long-term cost of ownership in our market.

Rubb buildings have little to no maintenance costs, no corrosion and repairs are inexpensive. We will gladly provide documentation

Superior to our competition, Rubb buildings easily integrate with ventilation systems, windows and conventional doors.

Rubb buildings are always designed to local codes.

Building range products designed strictly to building code requirements
Minimum roof live load is 12 psf per ASCE 7-05 plus customer specified collateral load
Ground snow load capability per code specification up to 100 psf or greater
Wind load capacity up to 140 mph 3 second gust or greater
Rubb structural framework is structurally independent of the membrane cladding and does not rely on the cladding to brace framing members
Experienced, qualified and responsible in-house design and engineering capability
Rubb chief engineer – PE w/25+ years experience at Rubb and MS in structural engineering

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info@rubbusa.com
1-800-289-7822

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