Steel Structure Hangar is a reliable and efficient building solution designed for aircraft storage, industrial workshops, warehouses, and large-scale facilities. Constructed with high-strength steel frames, it offers excellent structural stability, large-span space, and long service life. The lightweight yet durable structure enables faster installation while reducing construction costs.

With a flexible design, Steel Structure Hangar can be customized according to different requirements, including dimensions, loading capacity, roof systems, insulation solutions, and door configurations. Its wide internal space provides sufficient room for aircraft maintenance, equipment storage, logistics operations, and industrial production activities.

Compared with traditional buildings, steel structure hangars provide advantages such as shorter construction periods, easy expansion, and lower maintenance costs. Advanced corrosion-resistant coatings and high-quality materials ensure reliable performance in various environmental conditions. It is an ideal choice for customers seeking safe, economical, and practical large-span building solutions.

The layout and height requirements of the hangar are relatively special, which directly affects the structural form of the hangar. Due to the large span of the hangar, the self-weight of the structure (mainly referring to the roof system) accounts for a large proportion of the total load. If the self-weight of the structure can be reduced, significant economic effects can be achieved.
Steel structures have the advantages of high strength, light weight, small component sections, weldability, and relatively simple manufacturing processes. Therefore, it is common to use steel structures as roof load-bearing systems in large-span structures, such as the Beijing Capital International Airport hangar.
The spatial structure system has good stress resistance and is light in weight. It can solve some problems that cannot be solved by the planar structure system. Spatial structures such as shell structure, grid structure, and suspension structure have been widely used as roof systems for large-span buildings. For example, the hangar roof of London Airport in the United Kingdom adopts a flat grid structure with two-way oblique cross trusses. The plan dimensions are 170.15×83.62 meters, and it is composed of prefabricated tubular trusses. The steel is high-strength steel with a yield strength of 450 MPa. The entire roof is supported on 8 columns. In addition to the general load, the roof also bears the weight of 700 tons of equipment.