Aircraft hangar owners look to Schweiss doors - 2

This rural Illinois pilot with a plane restoration and historical research authentication business wanted his personal hangar to have the old hangar look with eight custom made door windows reflecting the 1930s era of his aircraft.

Two rail systems, one for his 185 Cessna floatplane and the other for his boat serve this Canadian pilot well. A 48’ wide x 15.5’ one-piece Schweiss hydraulic door was built for his new 40’x50’ wide hangar.

This attractive corporate jet hangar is located in Mexico has a 72’x22’ Schweiss bifold/autolatch door with special heat resistant protective Alupanel aluminum composite self cleaning door cladding.

A sightseeing business in Costa Rica equipped its quonset hut hangar with 12’x44’ wide Schweiss bifold liftstrap door. Just 200 yards from the ocean, they get drenched with 275 inches of rain each year and needed a good watertight hangar door for their operation.