Aircraft hangars
A hangar is built around what it has to hold. Portex hangars are conventional steel portal frames, custom engineered around your aircraft and your operation, with the clear span, door openings and clearances set to suit. Every frame is engineered, detailed and fabricated by our team in Strathroy, Ontario.
Typical uses
- Aircraft hangars
Every Portex building is custom engineered, so if your project is not listed here, ask us about it.
Why Portex for hangars
Clear span
Clear-span designs keep the hangar floor open, with room to move your aircraft.
Tall door openings
Heights and openings are custom engineered, so the door is sized for what you fly.
Flexible clearances
Clear heights and spans are set to your aircraft and your operation, not a manufacturer’s standard sizes.
Future expansion
Conventional steel is easier to modify or expand if you need room for more aircraft.
Planning a hangar
A quote starts with what the building has to do. Rough answers are fine; these are the details our estimating team will ask about.
The guide Planning your steel building lists the rest.
- The aircraft you fly now, and any you plan to add
- The door opening you need: how wide and how tall
- The clear height and floor space around the aircraft
- Any shop, office or storage space inside
- Room for more aircraft later
Projects from our shop
No hangars are in the project gallery yet. The gallery shows the structural steel work from our Strathroy shop.
Engineered and fabricated in Strathroy
Portex buildings are engineered, detailed and fabricated by our team in Strathroy, Ontario. One coordinated team takes your project through all six steps: consult, design and engineering, detailing, fabrication, delivery, and erection and support.
Planning a hangar?
Tell us what you need to build. Our team will help with early budgeting and planning and prepare an estimate.