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With over 30 years experience in the design, manufacture and installation of fabric covered buildings, Rubb is now utilising its expertise in the production of sports facilities.

The ever increasing competitiveness in sport and its growing financial and business implications have led to a demand for purpose built, all weather training and playing amenities. Rubb’s experience in the provision of such facilities in the UK, and through its  associate companies in Norway and in the USA, guarantees you the production of a highly cost-effective building where the use of translucent fabric can gve the impression of playing and training outside. At the same time teams and individuals are completely protected from the weather, and first classs illumination is provided.

With the ability to provide a complete ‘turnkey’ package for sports halls and training complexes, including help with planning approval and the installation of all services (roads, drainage, mechanical and electrical services) Rubb Buildings are your ideal partner in sports. Standard sizes for cost-effiency and speedy installation.

Available in spans from 20m to 100m wide by any length, these modular buildings designs allow for fast delivery and installation, furthermore they can be easily reconfigured or even relocated.

Adaptable to multipurpose sports uses, key features of the modular Sports Span Buildings are the low maintenance costs and energy cost savings, as the translucent oof allow high levels of natural daylight.

Over 30 years experience in meeting individual requirements for ‘one off’ buildings.

As a recognised world leader in the production of fabric clad structures, Rubb is able to draw on a wealth of experience to design sports facilities to met specific individual requirements. With complete design, manufacturing, installation and service facilities in the UK, USA and Norway, you can have complete confidence in Rubb providing you with a proven structure solution.

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