Rubb Buildings Ltd (Rubb UK)

The 25m EFASS (Expeditionary Forces Aircraft Shelter System) is a portable rapid-deployment military aircraft hangar originally designed for maintenance of the MH47 Chinook helicopter.

The 30m EFASS RPAS hangar is a rugged, low-profile deployable hangar developed with RAF squadrons specifically for next-generation unmanned aircraft like the Protector RG1.

The BVE is a UK-originated building design with a vertical sidewall and an additional facet at the top of the leg truss that lowers the roof-truss angle to maximise interior clearance.

The PDM is a pre-designed, versatile temporary building that works as both storage and workspace, standardised to reduce cost while using the same high-quality materials as Rubb's custom buildings.

Thermohall is Rubb's insulated fabric cladding system that adds thermal performance to any Rubb structure, from small shelters to large aircraft hangars, creating climate-controlled environments.

The BVL is a large-span fabric structure with vertical lattice-frame sidewalls and single or multiple lattice roof pitches per span — an enlarged version of the BVE that delivers more interior clearance across the full width.

The 11.1m EFASS is the smallest hangar in the EFASS range but is constructed using the same roof and leg elements as the 20.4m-span Rubb military building and built to the same specification.

The PDS is Rubb's smallest pre-designed temporary building, intended for storage, production areas and temporary space, assembled in Gateshead from standardised components to keep costs down.

The 20.4m EFASS is a mission-ready military aircraft hangar designed to comply with UK Royal Air Force defence standards, originally developed for the Tornado.

The BVC is a fabric structure with a vertical column leg and a lattice-frame roof, designed for large-scale applications with a large clear internal area.