Expeditionary Forces Aircraft Shelter System
Rubb Buildings Ltd is an innovating world leader when it comes to the design, manufacture and delivery of relocatable helicopter and fixed wing aircraft hangars.
Rubb’s EFASS (Expeditionary Forces Aircraft Shelter System) is uniquely suitable for the military services, designed to be rapidly deployed and erected anywhere in the world in the most challenging environments.
With unmatched engineered fabric structures in action across EFASS: Total Quality Superior structural frame
The backbone of Rubb’s Expeditionary Forces Aircraft Shelters is a well engineered aluminium framing system. The 6082 T6 structural aluminium is annodised black and steel components are hot dip galvanised to protect from corrosion.
Simple foundations
EFASS products are supplied with their own integral foundation arrangements to securely anchor the structures to the ground.
High quality membrane fabrics and fire safety
High strength, heavy weight, coated military standard fabrics from proven suppliers. The EFASS also offers proven fire safety advantages.
Suitable for difficult sites The flexible membrane and aluminium frame design allows installation on uneven or sloping sites.
Efficient use of space
The truss frame system provides clear span space to accommodate a wide variety of rotary and fixed wing aircraft and land vehicles.
Complete environmental control EFASS hangars can be insulated, heated or air conditioned to provide a perfect operating environment whatever the climate.
the globe, Rubb has the ideal solution to military and defence application requirements.
With a proven track record, clients include the UK, USA and Canadian forces. Rubb has been meeting the needs of the UK Ministry of Defence for more than 30 years.
Rubb Buildings Ltd has the expertise and facilities to custom make an extensive range of military hangars, buildings, shelters and sunshades to individual specifications.
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