Steel Structure Hangar combining construction methods with durable materials for long term industrial building needs

A steel structure hangar is a large-span building solution designed for aircraft storage, maintenance, inspection, and aviation-related operations. Its steel framing system creates wide, unobstructed internal spaces that provide sufficient room for aircraft movement and maintenance activities.

Each hangar can be customized according to aircraft dimensions, door requirements, building height, local climate, and operational needs.

The main structure consists of high-strength steel columns, beams, roof frames, bracing members, and connection components. This engineered structural system provides the required span and clear height while accommodating specific loads and environmental conditions.

The building can be equipped with large hangar doors, personnel doors, windows, ventilation systems, lighting, insulation, and other supporting facilities.

• Steel columns and roof frames
• Large-span steel beams
• Purlins and girts
• Bracing system
• Roof panels
• Exterior wall panels
• Aircraft hangar doors
• Personnel access doors
• Windows and ventilation openings
• Gutters and downpipes
• High-strength connection components

Large Clear Span: The steel structure achieves wide internal spans with limited intermediate columns, providing ample space for aircraft parking, maintenance, and movement.

High Clear Height: Building height can be customized according to aircraft dimensions, tail height, maintenance equipment, and operational clearance requirements.

Large Hangar Door: Door systems are designed according to aircraft dimensions and access requirements, with various opening sizes and configurations available.

Flexible Internal Arrangement: The open interior accommodates aircraft, maintenance platforms, tools, spare parts, and other aviation-related equipment.

Climate Adaptability: Roof and wall insulation, ventilation, drainage, and other building systems can be selected according to local environmental conditions.

• Aircraft storage
• Aircraft maintenance
• Aircraft inspection
• Private aircraft facilities
• General aviation facilities
• Helicopter storage
• Aviation equipment storage
• Airport support buildings
• Aircraft repair workshops

Hangar design is developed according to actual aircraft and site requirements. Key design information includes:

• Hangar length, width, and height
• Aircraft type and dimensions
• Aircraft quantity
• Required clear span
• Hangar door dimensions
• Door opening direction and operating system
• Maintenance equipment and crane requirements
• Local wind and snow loads
• Roof and wall system specifications
• Insulation requirements
• Local design standards

Providing aircraft model or basic dimensions helps our engineers determine required internal clearance and opening dimensions.

The hangar can be designed with various door solutions according to project requirements:

• Sliding hangar doors
• Bi-fold doors
• Hydraulic doors
• Large industrial sliding doors

Door size and structural reinforcement are coordinated with required aircraft access.

The roof and wall enclosure can use metal panels or insulated sandwich panels. Insulation is added where temperature control is required.

Ventilation openings, windows, skylights, exhaust systems, and other components can be incorporated to improve the indoor working environment.