Steel Structure Hangar Prefabricated Aviation Facility with Wide Span for

Product Overview

Our Prefabricated Aviation Hangar is engineered to provide a spacious and organized environment for aircraft parking, servicing, inspection, and aviation equipment storage. The steel structure enables wide internal spaces with minimal obstruction, facilitating efficient movement of aircraft and ground-support equipment within the facility. The building design can be customized based on aircraft dimensions, door requirements, site conditions, and operational needs.

Key Benefits

• Wide-span interior for aircraft operations
• High-clearance structure for different aircraft types
• Large opening design for aircraft access
• Customized hangar door solutions
• Strong steel framework for industrial applications
• Flexible arrangement of maintenance and storage areas
• Roof and wall systems adaptable to local climate
• Optional insulation, ventilation and lighting systems
• Space for offices and technical rooms
• Suitable for future extension

Basic Configuration

Aircraft Accommodation

The hangar dimensions are developed around the specific aircraft that will operate inside the building. Design considerations include:

• Aircraft wingspan
• Overall aircraft length
• Tail height
• Ground clearance
• Required maneuvering area
• Maintenance clearance
• Equipment access
• Aircraft parking arrangement

This approach allows interior space to be precisely planned according to actual operational requirements rather than using fixed standard layouts.

Wide Opening Hangar Doors

A large and reliable entrance is essential for aircraft facilities. The hangar can be equipped with entrance systems designed around required opening width and height. Available solutions include:

• Multi-panel sliding doors
• Folding hangar doors
• Large industrial doors
• Personnel access doors
• Emergency exits
• Equipment access doors

Door configuration can be coordinated with aircraft movement routes and apron arrangements.

Maintenance & Service Zones

The main aircraft area can be integrated with dedicated spaces for daily maintenance and technical operations. The layout may include:

• Aircraft inspection area
• Maintenance workshop
• Tool storage
• Spare parts room
• Ground equipment area
• Technical office
• Staff room
• Equipment storage

Functional zones are arranged around the main hangar floor to optimize internal organization and workflow.

Interior Working Space

The clear interior created by the steel frame provides ample space for aircraft, maintenance equipment, and ground-support machinery. Depending on project requirements, the building can accommodate:

• Maintenance platforms
• Mobile equipment
• Tool stations
• Storage racks
• Service vehicles
• Ground-support equipment
• Workbenches

Structural design can be coordinated with the location of major equipment and service systems.

Roof & Exterior Envelope

Roof and wall systems are selected according to local weather conditions and facility usage requirements. Available configurations include:

• Metal roof sheets
• Insulated sandwich panels
• Insulated wall panels
• Translucent roof sections
• Skylights
• Ventilation openings
• Rainwater gutters
• Downpipes

For projects requiring improved indoor conditions, insulation and ventilation systems can be incorporated into the building design.

Lighting & Ventilation

Adequate visibility and air circulation are critical for aircraft maintenance and inspection areas. The building can be planned for:

• High-bay lighting
• LED lighting systems
• Skylights
• Natural ventilation
• Mechanical ventilation
• Electrical equipment
• Service utilities

Final configuration can be adjusted according to the project's specific technical requirements.

Structural Engineering

The hangar structure is engineered according to project dimensions and environmental conditions. The design process considers:

• Aircraft dimensions
• Hangar door size
• Building span
• Building height
• Wind loads
• Snow loads
• Seismic conditions
• Roof loads
• Crane requirements
• Equipment loads
• Future expansion

Existing architectural drawings, aircraft information, or site plans can be used as the basis for preliminary design.

Expandable Hangar Design

Aviation operations may expand over time as additional aircraft or equipment are introduced. Where site conditions allow, the structural arrangement can be planned for future expansion by adding additional bays or extending the existing building. Possible future additions include:

• Additional aircraft bays
• Larger maintenance areas
• Extra storage space
• Office extensions
• Equipment rooms
• Additional service facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can the hangar be designed according to our aircraft model?

Yes. Aircraft dimensions and operating clearance can be used as key references for the building design.

Q2: Can you provide a very wide hangar door?

Yes. The door opening can be customized according to the aircraft size and access requirements.

Q3: Can the hangar be used for aircraft maintenance?

Yes. Maintenance areas, equipment zones, workshops, storage rooms, and technical spaces can be incorporated into the layout.

Q4: Can the building include insulation and ventilation?

Yes. Roof and wall insulation, natural ventilation, and mechanical ventilation can be considered according to the project requirements.

Q5: Can an overhead crane be installed?

Yes. Crane requirements can be incorporated into the structural design when the project requires lifting equipment.

Q6: What information do you need for a quotation?

Please provide the aircraft type or dimensions, building size, project location, required hangar door size, drawings if available, and any special requirements. We can then prepare a preliminary solution and quotation.