Aircraft Building Specs
Standard SteelMaster Aircraft Hangars range in size from 30 feet to 70 feet in width however we can accommodate applications up to 150 feet in width.- The lengths of our Steel Hangars are customizable in 2 feet increments expanding to your desired length.
Every SteelMaster Metal Hangar purchase includes 3 sets of engineered state stamped blueprints and newly revised 2009 construction manual.- You can purchase our Airplane Hangars with SteelMaster steel endwalls and sliding doors or you can customize the endwalls to match other buildings and complement your surroundings.
- Optional Building Accessories that are available on SteelMaster Airplane Hangars include:
• SteelMaster Steel Endwalls
• SteelMaster Service Frames & Doors
• SteelMaster Base Connector
• Skylights
• Steel Door & Window Frames
• Louver & Turbine Vents 
All SteelMaster Airplane Hangars include Lifetime Engineering and a 30-Year Warranty backed by our factory and the ArcelorMittal Dofascosteel mill.- SteelMaster Hangars are built with heavy gauge commercial grade steel making them the strongest building on the market, capable of spans to 150 feet wide.
- All SteelMaster Pre Engineered Hangars are mill coated with Galvalume Plus steel coating providing a dry-coated, maintenance-free finish that keeps buildings cool in the summer & easy to heat in the winter.
- SteelMaster saves you time and money as compared to other steel structures. Our Airplane Hangars are designed for easy construction as well as hassle-free maintenance for the life of your Arch Building.
- SteelMaster Pre fabricated Hangars are pre-cut and pre-drilled using only one size nut and bolt.
- SteelMaster Metal Airplane Hangars feature flexible clear span construction allowing you maximum space efficiency.
- SteelMaster provides unparalleled customer service before and after your building purchase.
SteelMaster offers unprecedented display and referral programs providing substantial discounts and endless dividends long after your building purchase and construction.
I want a quote on a 38ft x 30ft with 8ft sidewalls. One end open and one endwall closed. No door or window openings.
Posted by William Hooten on September 12th, 2009 at 8:08 pm
Thank you for your post. We will have a steel buildings specialist contact you soon with a building quote.
Posted by michellewickum on September 14th, 2009 at 7:43 am
i need a quote on a hangar that fit a DC-9 cargo airplane with one end closed and other end with a wide open doors if it posible the adequate place for proper ventilation or fans holes, this hangar is for install in central america country with tropical temp and frequently rains at this time i need a rough quote for reference in a business plan in order to prepare the budget i am aware of some changes that must be made after we made a definite deal, another question the can be lower if we buy two hangars instead of one thank for your help pedro ceballos from civil airtransport
Posted by pedro ceballos on September 14th, 2009 at 6:51 pm
Thank you for your post. We will have a steel building specialist contact you soon about a quote for your hangar.
Posted by Spike on September 15th, 2009 at 5:55 am
A building 60-70′ wide and 90 - 100′ long. Only LSA airplanes - so, prefer it to not be very high. My website: http://www.navalairestates1.com shows a five place carousel in it. We will be using a six place one. This will allow the overlapping of high wing, low wing, mid wing AC. Thus, more plane (LSA’s) in a narrower building. Space at the back - for assembly and maintenance.
It will also be an alternative energy building. (This first one is planned for SW Florida)- and will also serve - as a Children’s Aviation Center (with outside room for static displays.)
Thank you,
Bob McDonagh
Posted by Bob McDonagh on September 19th, 2009 at 1:44 pm
I plan to use a Hydroswing door on the front. Smaller side doors, windows and skylights will be added - along with two bathrooms. My website explains how we will have students on field trips visiting the facility(s). This will be adjacent to our EAA Chapter building - which will provide us with a meeting/classroom. Thank you. Bob McDonagh
Posted by Bob McDonagh on September 19th, 2009 at 1:48 pm
Thank you for your posts. We will have a steel building specialist contact you soon with information and a quote.
Posted by Spike on September 21st, 2009 at 6:06 am
Hi i represent the aeroclub of Saint Martin (small island 90nm south to virgin island) we need a hangar for our four small airplanes (Piper PA28)
We have a max surface of 400 sq/meter.
Can you give us some advice and price first we was thinking about two small roudy hangars but maybe one will be more practical….
We are in earthquake and hurricane area (french rules of wind 210km/H)
We need one enddwall close with a small door and a big sliding door.
Best regard’s
Posted by luc scheulen on September 28th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Thank you for your post. Our steel building specialist that serves the Virgin Island area will be in contact with you soon.
Posted by michellewickum on September 28th, 2009 at 12:42 pm
Gentlemen…looking for a very large building…150 or greater span by 360 foot. Regards. Hans Lauridsen
Posted by LAURIDSEN AVIATION MUSEUM on October 23rd, 2009 at 1:53 pm
Thank you for your post! We will have a steel building specialist contact you soon regarding your request.
Posted by Spike on October 26th, 2009 at 5:35 am
Please send me the price for the airplane hangar 60wX20hX60l.
Thank you in advance. Best regards. Giorgio
Posted by Giorgio Rinaldi on November 2nd, 2009 at 10:00 am
Thank you for your post! We will have an airplane hangar specialist contact you soon with a quote.
Posted by Spike on November 2nd, 2009 at 1:15 pm
Small hanger to fit a piper tri pacer PA-22, 30×30 should do. Waiting for your timely quote,
Cheers
CD
Posted by Capt Don on November 5th, 2009 at 5:11 am
Thank you for your post! We will have a steel airplane hangar specialist contact you soon with a quote.
Posted by Spike on November 5th, 2009 at 6:33 am