Rough Brothers, the largest greenhouse manufacturer of North America, has bought the assets of XS Smith, Inc. The purchased assets include all manufacturing equipment and inventory, trade names, and all commercial greenhouse structure. Rough Brothers is intending to utilize the existing XS Smith manufacturing facility in North Carolina as an additional location to fabricate Rough commercial greenhouses.
The XS Smith facility is a modern and efficient manufacturing facility which adds to existing Rough Brothers production operations in Cincinnati, Ohio and Shanghai, China. The additional space in Washington, NC allows Rough Brothers to expand its production capability and at the same time reduce shipping costs for customers in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southern markets.
Rough understand how growing schedules and market pressures can affect your business that is why Rough has been offering the highest quality products to meet commercial grower’s specific needs. As a partner, Rough delivers practical engineered solutions, turnkey project management and supports its customer every step of the way from rendering through installation. Rough offers different types of commercial greenhouses to choose from including open roof greenhouse, A- frame greenhouse, venlo glass greenhouse, poly–arch greenhouse, flat roof greenhouse and gutter connect greenhouses. Now hoop and gothic from XS Smith will add to the commercial greenhouse list of Rough.
Rough Brothers Inc. has designed, engineered, manufactured and installed Commercial greenhouses and related systems since 1932. For over 80 years, the company has provided the highest quality, best-crafted and most reliable greenhouse structures to the most successful growers in the industry. Known for greenhouse structures and integrated greenhouse systems including material handling systems, heating, cooling, ventilation, irrigation systems and environmental controls, the company is the leading structures and systems company in North American.
Rough Brothers Greenhouses company mission is to “Build the World’s Greatest Places for Plants.”
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