Rubbing Salt in!

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A Rubb building with storage capacity for more than 4000t of salt has been brought into service in the town of Derry, New Hampshire, USA. Rubb designed, manufactured and installed the 70ft (21.3m) x 116ft long BVE type building, with the important structural requirement for the facility to have adequate height clearance to lift a 40ft dump trailer inside the structure.

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