Hangars

For most people, a hangar is a garage for an airplane. That is correct, but not entirely. A tarpaulin hall, the most common option for building a parking space for an aircraft, can be used to provide a roofed shelter for essentially any item, in both the civilian and military contexts. SVITAP's mobile halls are routinely used to provide shelter for agricultural machinery, military equipment, boats, private aircraft, airliners, and trucks.

Before the construction of a hangar begins, the design is prepared in consideration of any requirements you might have, including consultations with SVITAP experts. A hangar can have an arched or a rectangular shape. SVITAP uses PVC sheathing. The steel or aluminum frame is covered by a special long-life PVC that is resistant to the climate elements and UV radiation.

Your hangar can be fitted with internal thermal insulation. Another option is a hangar with solid sheathing made from sandwiched panels or trapeze sheet metal – variants with and without thermal insulation.

Prefabricated storage hangars can be modified after their construction to meet the user's current needs. A hangar can be disassembled, moved, and reassembled, increased or reduced in size, and adapted to any specific requirements.

A hangar can serve as a garage for both large or small machines and means of transport. It provides an excellent solution for airline companies, industrial enterprises, and private individuals to store their boat, small sports aircraft, and agricultural or industrial machinery. For maximum comfort, a sliding door covering the entire width of the hangar or a simple roll-down cover can be installed to ensure that all the available space is used and to facilitate the handling of the stored item.