All the space you need
Do you have a requirement to hire or purchase temporary additional space?
Neptunus is an international specialist in providing high class temporary structures and semi-permanent buildings. Particularly suitable for sports and leisure applications, the Neptunus semi permanent product range is the most technologically advanced and versatile available in today’s market. Based on high-tech and innovative designs with durable components, our structures have similar properties to a permanent building.
• readily available • similar properties to a permanent building • quick to assemble • flexible sizes and fittings • flexible hire, lease or purchase
NEPTUNUS Ltd The Old Rectory | Main Street
| Glenfield
Leicestershire LE3 8DG | United Kingdom T (+44) 0845 180 40 01 | F (+44) 0116 232 01 50
sales@neptunus.co.uk |
www.neptunus.co.uk
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The most versatile Sport Structures in the world
From football to gymnastics, athletics, tennis, hockey or basketball, RUBB Buildings can get you under cover quickly and cost effectively. RUBB buildings provide bright, clear span space with materials and engineering that ensure a long trouble free structure life.
• Proven durability & high quality materials
• Modular design
• Spans up to 100m by any length
• Bright, efficient space
• Superior playing environment
• Complete relocatability • Fire safety advantages • Easily extended
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• Complete environmental control
• Low life cycle costs • Great customer service
• Quicker project cycle times
ngineered structures we will never stop innovating
RUBB BUILDINGS LTD. Dukesway, TVTE, Gateshead, NE11 0QE, England. Email:
info@rubb.co.uk
Tel: 0191 482 2211
www.rubb.co.uk
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