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Red Iron Hangar Designs: Where durability meets design

Your aircraft isn’t just a means of transportation; it’s your passion, your investment, and an extension of your identity. When it comes to safeguarding your valued assets, the choice of structure is paramount. This is where Gable Steel steps in as your premier option for steel buildings.

Our structures are engineered with the strength to withstand the test of time and the elements. Just like your favorite aircraft, our steel buildings are built to last. Whether it’s rain, shine, or the occasional storm, your investment is secure under the protection of Gable Steel Buildings. 

Take a look at the journey of this 60 x 70 x 18 Hangar located in Robertsdale, Arizona. 

In this initial stage, we lay the groundwork for your dream hangar. We’ll collaborate to select the ideal door placement, whether it’s hydraulic, bi-fold, sliding, or pocket doors. Then, we’ll strategically add doors and windows to optimize your space. Get ready to see your vision take shape!

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Phase 2: Visual Representations

Next, we transition from conceptualization to visualization. Our Detailing Team will bring your hangar design to life. You should be ready to see your vision unfold with clarity and precision.

Phase 3: The Grand Reveal

The structure boasts a robust setup, including a 48×14 Hangar Door, complemented by (3) Garage Doors, (5) Windows for ample natural light, and (2) Entry Doors for convenient access. Additionally, it includes a Gutter & Downspout Package and a WMP-VRR+ Insulation Package.

Next up, we have a 60 x 80 x19 Hangar in Marion, Montana.

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Phase 2: Visual Representations

Phase 3: The Grand Reveal

Investing in aircraft and its associated expenses can be a significant commitment. Gable Steel not only provides top-notch quality but also ensures that you get the best bang for your buck. Our structures are cost-effective, leaving you with more resources to fuel your aerial dreams. Gable Steel stands tall among the rest. Join the league of smart investors who have chosen us to protect their airborne companions.

Now we have a 50 x 80 x 19 Hangar in Mohave Valley, Arizona.

Phase 1: Design Engineering 

Phase 2: The Grand Reveal

This building is designed with practicality in mind. It features a 40-foot Diamond Bi-fold Door for access. It also includes 4-inch roof and wall insulation to maintain energy efficiency and comfort. The structure has a durable 3×7 insulated steel entry door and a 12×14 sectional garage door, complete with a framed opening, ensuring security and ease of use.

This 80 x 60 x 28 enclosed gable hangar was designed to be both functional and comfortable. Built with flush girts and straight columns, it gives you a clean interior finish while maintaining strong structural integrity

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Phase 2: Visual Representations

Phase 3: The Grand Reveal

It features a 60 ft bi-fold hangar door, multiple windows for natural light, and insulated entry doors for easy access. There’s also a 1,840 sq ft suspended mezzanine, giving you a lot of usable space, along with a 38 ft cantilevered deck over the hangar door for a unique elevated view.

Finished with a silicone polyester roof system with a 40 year warranty, plus matching gutters, downspouts, and overhangs, this hangar brings together durability, function, and a clean overall look.

Phase 1: Design Engineering

How cool is this 55 x 80 x 20 Hangar in Buckley, Washington.

Phase 2: The Grand Reveal

This building is designed to be both practical and versatile. We engineered a framed opening for the customer to install their Bi-Fold Hangar Door, making it easy to accommodate large equipment or aircraft. There are also three framed openings for garage doors, giving you plenty of options for access and storage. With 18-inch eaves on all four sides, it not only looks great but also provides extra protection from the elements. A single entry door adds a simple and secure way to come and go, rounding out this functional design.

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Hangar Spotlight – 50 x 150 x 18 – Gilchrist, FL

Phase 2: The Grand Reveal

Tucked away in Gilchrist, Florida, is a special hangar built with a purpose.

Measuring 50′ x 150′ x 18′, this structure is designed for aircraft, with a hydraulic hangar door framed opening that makes access seamless and efficient. Whether it’s for private use or professional operations, there’s plenty of space to move and maintain.

We added two large 28′ x 14′ framed openings, giving the building even more flexibility for equipment or future upgrades. And for everyday access, two wind-rated, insulated 3′ x 7′ steel entry doors make getting in and out simple and secure.

This hangar is more than just a steel shell; it’s a solid, dependable space ready to serve for years to come.

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Take a moment to admire this 80 x 80 x 25 Hangar in Greenville, Maine.

Phase 2: The Grand Reveal

Big plans need big doors, and this building in Greenville, Maine, is ready for anything. We included a massive 18′ x 60′ framed opening for a hydraulic hangar door, perfect for aircraft or oversized equipment. Need more access? You’ve got it, with three additional framed openings for garage doors. A 3’ x 7’ insulated steel entry door gives you secure, easy entry without compromise. Plus, with 6″ roof and wall insulation and 18” eaves on all four sides, this structure stays protected and energy-efficient no matter the season.

Phase 1: Design Engineering

Hangar 50 x 30 x 14- Colorado

Phase 2: The Grand Reveal

Built for Colorado, Built by Gable Steel.

You need a reliable partner. That’s where Gable Steel comes in. This 50′ x 30′ x 14′ structure is designed to withstand everything Colorado’s weather throws at it. With a 45′ hangar door, you’ve got plenty of space for planes, big equipment, or whatever you need to protect. A handy 3′ x 7′ insulated steel door makes everyday access easy and secure. Engineered for 40 PSF snow load and 115 MPH winds, with a classic 2:12 gable roof, this building stands strong through every season. When you choose Gable Steel, you’re choosing durability and peace of mind.

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