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Steel Aircraft Hangers

Aviation Building Solutions for Commercial & Private Use

Why Choose Steel Aircraft Hangars?

At Toro Steel Buildings, we design and engineer aircraft hangars to meet all building codes and industry requirements. Whether you have a personal plane or your business involves the use of a large fleet, a steel aircraft hangar is ideal for housing and protecting your planes. They can be configured in a multitude of ways to accommodate various hangar door placements and varying sizes of aircraft. We also offer a variety of door options so you can choose the most effective type for your needs.

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Secure and Reliable Protection

It is critical to protect your aircraft from the various weather conditions and ultraviolet light that can damage them. For this reason, a metal building is an optimal choice. They are durable, reliable, and offer excellent long-lasting performance. Our straight-wall and arch structures can securely house your aircraft or be used as workshops and maintenance facilities. If you require assistance with determining which style best suits you, the size you need, or which accessories to consider, please contact the Toro Steel team to speak to an expert in your region.

Engineered Steel Aircraft Hangars for Performance and Protection

Steel aircraft hangars are engineered to provide secure, long-lasting protection for aircraft of all sizes, from light personal planes to large jets and helicopters. Unlike traditional wood or masonry buildings, steel aircraft hangars are built with high-strength steel framing and durable metal cladding that resists corrosion, weather damage, and long-term wear. The clear-span design characteristic of aviation steel buildings creates unobstructed interior space, allowing aircraft to be moved, parked, and serviced without interference from interior columns.

Prefab Aircraft Hangar Kits That Simplify Construction

One of the major advantages of choosing a prefab aircraft hangar is the efficiency of construction. Hangar building kits arrive with pre-cut, pre-drilled components that bolt together easily on site, reducing construction time by up to one-third compared with traditional methods. This streamlined assembly is possible because the components are manufactured in controlled factory environments with precise tolerances, ensuring a reliable fit and reducing on-site fabrication needs.

Flexible Steel Aircraft Hangar Building Options

Aviation steel buildings come in a range of sizes, configurations, and door systems to meet diverse operational demands. From wide-opening bi-fold, sliding, or vertical lift doors to tailored interior layouts for maintenance, office space, or storage, steel aircraft hangar buildings are designed with flexibility in mind. Clear-span widths and tall eave heights can be customized to accommodate specific aircraft types, whether the hangar will house small private planes or larger commercial jets.

Weather and Environmental Protection

Protecting valuable aircraft from the elements is a fundamental goal of any metal airplane hangar. Steel aircraft hangars are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, from heavy snow loads and high winds to seismic activity, when engineered to meet local codes. This durability helps reduce long-term maintenance needs, increasing the lifespan of the structure and offering both financial and operational peace of mind.

Design Considerations for Aviation Steel Buildings

When planning a steel aircraft hangar, several key design factors should be considered:

  • Clear span and height: ensuring unobstructed space for wings, tails, and maneuvering aircraft

  • Door type and size: choosing the right system to accommodate wingspans and provide smooth access

  • Ventilation and natural light: optimizing airflow and energy efficiency with industrial fans and skylights

  • Flooring performance: selecting materials with chemical resistance, slip resistance, and durability for hangar operations

Multi-Purpose Use Beyond Just Aircraft Storage

Although protection and housing aircraft is the primary purpose, aviation steel buildings also excel as multifunctional facilities. Many operators integrate pilot lounges, offices, training areas, maintenance bays, and even parts storage within their hangar footprint. The modular nature of steel construction makes it easier to add interior partitions or future expansions as operational needs evolve.

Advantages of Choosing Steel Aircraft Hangar Building Kits

Choosing hangar building kits over traditional construction offers multiple benefits:

  • Faster assembly and predictable timelines
  • Factory-precision components for quality control
  • Lower construction waste and cost
  • Scalable designs for future growth
  • Minimal maintenance compared to wood or other materials

These advantages make steel aircraft hangars a cost-effective investment for airports, flight schools, private owners, and commercial operators alike.

Steel Aircraft Hangars FAQs

Yes. Aviation steel buildings are used at commercial airports, regional facilities, flight schools, maintenance operations, and private airstrips due to their durability, clear-span interiors, and customizable design options.

Metal airplane hangars provide a fully enclosed steel shell that shields aircraft from UV exposure, moisture, snow accumulation, wind debris, and temperature fluctuations, helping extend the lifespan of valuable aviation assets.

Yes. Many steel aircraft hangars are designed with expansion in mind. Additional length, door modifications, or interior build-outs can often be incorporated as aviation operations grow.

Prefab aircraft hangar kits reduce construction time and simplify installation. Components are pre-engineered for accuracy, helping minimize on-site fabrication, reduce labor costs, and ensure structural consistency.

Yes. Toro Steel aircraft hangar buildings are engineered to meet regional wind, snow, and seismic load requirements. Each project is designed with certified drawings to comply with local building codes and aviation standards.

There are many different types of hangar doors that you can install, including:

Bi-folding doors – they are split down the middle horizontally, and when activated, they fold in half. Some can also create a canopy when opened fully, although they need a taller building.

Vertical lift doors – these are dual-track standard doors, much like garage doors.

Sliding doors – these doors follow a track and slide side to side. They are the most affordable option.

The guiding principle in choosing the right door for your aircraft hangar is to maximize accessibility.

There are many benefits to building a steel aircraft hangar. However, you also need to consider the following:

Aircraft hangar ventilation: Although an aircraft hangar has expansive space, it is important to ensure that noxious fumes from all the equipment and machinery are properly dealt with. Installing large industrial fans can help improve air circulation and ventilation.

Aircraft hangar lighting: Although there are many lighting options, installing skylights in your aircraft hangar can help you use natural light and lower your electricity bill.

Aircraft hangar flooring: When looking into flooring options for your aircraft hangar, look at their chemical resistance, light reflectivity, abrasion resistance, tensile and bond strength, electrostatic dissipation, ease of cleaning and maintenance, moisture and slip resistance and more. This will ensure that the flooring can hold up to your needs and not harm the aircraft.

Aircraft hangar doors: Your choice of doors should be large enough to easily accommodate the wingspan of your aircraft, withstand high wind loads, and be reliable in operation. The doors for your hangar will need to be locally sourced by you.

At Toro Steel Buildings, we can provide you with an aircraft hangar that meets just about every aviation industry need. You can store many types of aircraft, including:

  • Helicopters
  • Small and large private jets
  • Commercial aircraft
  • Military use
  • Gliders
  • Aircraft equipment and maintenance
  • And much more

Yes. Quonset huts make for perfect hangars for recreational aircraft. The design can be configured in different ways to accommodate various-sized aircraft, additional accessories such as doors, and even maintenance areas.

Finding the perfect aircraft hangar for your plane can be tricky, as they are available in many different shapes and sizes. However, the two most common designs are the arch shape that snuggly fits the plane and the rectangular shape (traditional straight wall) that provides more space allowance.

Hobbyists tend to prefer the arch design, while corporate and commercial customers prefer a larger rectangular design. That said, the perfect aircraft hangar depends on your unique needs, including how many planes you need to park. Common aircraft hangar sizes for the corporate, commercial, and personal airplane models include:

  • 30×40
  • 40×60
  • 80×100
  • 100×125
  • Larger if required

Low-Maintenance, Expandable Steel Aircraft Hangars

When building an aircraft hangar or aviation facility out of steel, you have the added benefits of high ceilings, unlimited expansion length, low maintenance requirements, and fast construction times. This allows you to get your building completed quickly.

The team at Toro Steel understands the importance of your investment in your structure and how necessary it is to ensure your aircraft is protected. This is why we offer high-quality steel buildings that you can rely on. For more information about our buildings and accessories, or to discuss your needs, contact the team at Toro Steel.

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