30x40 Airplane Hangar
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30×40 Hangar
The 30x40 airplane hangar kit from General Steel is a great option for aircraft owners looking to shelter one of their most prized possessions. The steel construction of our building kits offer a distinct advantage over traditional building materials due to their clear span framing, which provides 1,200 square feet of column-free, uninterrupted space. This means no curved walls or pillar beams, so you can maximize the space of your hangar.
Price Custom SizeFraming Detail, Warranties and Service
Brand
General Steel
Available Products
I-Beam Framing: 26 Gauge Sheeting
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Roof, Walls and Trim
Structural Warranty
50 Years
Paint Warranty
40 Years
Standing Seam Roof Warranty
25 Years
Galvalume Roof Warranty
20 Years
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Included at No Additional Cost
Hangar Kit Includes and Popular Additions
Every steel building begins as a base building kit. From there, you can choose from a variety of components to customize your 30×40 hangar, including roll-up doors, bi-fold doors, horizontal sliding windows, skylights and more. Shown on this particular hangar kit is our charcoal and ash gray color scheme, but you can create your own personalized color combination in addition to adding customization options.
KEY STANDARD FEATURES
- Primary and Secondary Framing
- 1:12 Roof Pitch
- 26 Gauge Roof and Wall Sheeting
- Fasteners
- Sealants and Flashing
- Deluxe Trim Package
- Ridge Cap
- Plans and Drawings
POPULAR ADDITIONS
- Bi-fold Door
- 3070 Man Door
- Roll Up Door
- Horizontal or Vertical Slide Windows
- Insulation
- Insulated Stucco Panels
- Light Transmitting Panels
- Gutters and Downspouts
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a sectional and roll up door?
A sectional door opens manually or by motor along a track parallel to the ceiling. Roll up doors coil into a drum above the opening. We recommend roll up doors for hangars to avoid taking up interior space.
What types of insulation are common in metal buildings?
Batt insulation is the most economical and common followed by insulated panels. Spray foam is not recommended.
How do I make my steel building look less like a "steel building"?
Insulated panels can come with stucco pre-applied or you can add GenStone faux stone directly to the metal siding.
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