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Quickie Steel Buildings - New Line of Steel Buildings from Rigid Building Systems
Quickie Steel Buildings is the newest product line from Rigid Steel Buildings intended for the do-it-yourself customer.


HOUSTON, TX, March 10, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Rigid Building Systems announces the new Quickie Steel Buildings product line, launched to meet the needs of the do-it-yourself buyer wanting to put up a smaller steel building. Quickie Steel Buildings differ from Rigid's standard line of steel buildings in three important ways.
• Lower cost
• Light and easy to erect
• Can be delivered in two weeks

Many people are not satisfied with the wind load ratings and hail protection on instant garages with fabric covers. Quickie Buildings is the answer for farmers and ranchers or anyone wanting to put up a smaller metal storage building themselves.

Celebrity spokesperson Robbie Buhl, former IZOD IndyCar race winner, will promote the new Quickie Steel Buildings line in a series of television commercials. Buhl is the current driver analyst on VERSUS television broadcasts of IndyCar Series races.

Rigid Building Systems is the leading steel building manufacturer in the US. Their facilities employ state-of-the-art manufacturing and work flow processes to enable rapid building delivery. Rigid is also the industry leader in continuous product quality improvement. They have a nationwide network of builders ready to help customers create innovative and economical steel buildings including the most complex. Visit Rigid's websites at http://www.rigidbuilding.com and http://www.quickiebuildings.com.

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