Rubb Inc. to move into expanded US steel fabrication facility

Thursday, 29 April 2010 01:32:24 (GMT+3)   |  
In Spring 2010 Rubb Inc., a manufacturer of prefabricated portable structures, aircraft hangars, buildings, and shelters, will move into its expanded US steel fabrication facility in Sanford, Maine. This expansion will effectively triple the usable area for steel fabrication at the Rubb plant thereby significantly increasing production capacity.

This project utilizes a 110' span Rubb BVE range structure engineered to code standards for the high 70 pound per square foot snow loads present in Maine. This expansion includes significant improvements to Rubb's 16 acre site with paved storage and handling areas increased to 4 acres. The new facility is fully insulated and equipped with radiant in-floor heating and a state of the art air filtration system that will clean and recycle heated air, generating substantial energy savings. The facility has an architectural masonry and glass front and is provided with offices and mechanical rooms, an employee breakroom, a training room, locker rooms and a 5,000 square foot mezzanine.

"The cooperation of local and state officials and the excellent work of local subcontractors and Rubb's own staff have resulted in a very successful project," said company President David Nickerson.  "This facility will provide a better and more productive work environment for our employees and will enable us to better serve our customer requirements for the large span structures that form an important part of our growing business."


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