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Aviation Buildings

 

National Building Supply, Inc. can create custom airport hangers to accommodate varying sizes of aircraft for personal or commercial aviation storage. When it comes to housing your aircraft, you want to be certain you have ample space and safeguard storage for your investment. National Building Supply, Inc. metal

buildings are designed to withstand hurricane-force winds as well as provide significant insulation for proper heating and cooling. Due to steel's malleable design, sturdiness and impermeability to varying weather conditions, mold resistance and termite protection, it is the material of choice for airport hangers.

We have multiple options for design including wide-open clear span aircraft hangers, corporate hangers and more. Customization of your hanger is flexible to accomodate varying features and design. 

Additional features can include below eave lean-to's, bio-fold, bi-parting and stack door options, canopies, single-skin or insulated metal panels, ridge vents, skylights, trim, wainscot and more.

National Building Supply, Inc. - Aviation Projects

Mesaba Airplane Hanger

Mesaba Airlines Hanger at Des Moines International Airport is comprised of 80,000 sq. ft.: 65,000 sq. ft. of open hanger space and 15,000 sq. ft. for offices, shops for parts and storage. The $11.8 Million hanger was built by the City of Des Moines and is being leased to Mesaba Airlines, a Northwest Airlines subsidiary. It serves as a regional maintenance facility to support Mesaba's fleet of 50-seat Bombardier CRJ200 and 76-seat CRJ900 aircraft.

Project Specs

Builder: Dean Snyder Construction, Clear Lake, Iowa
Location: Des Moines, Iowa
National Building Supply, Inc. Product: CXP Standing Seam Roof, MAP Panel

National Guard Hangar

The building features transverse frames running crossways, which is oppsite of normal, and parallel with the direction of the ridge as opposed to typical custom designed building construction. Exterior walls were masonry to 12ft, then SSI installed insulated panels horizontally for aethetic purposes. The base design standard called for a 3:12 pitch on the roof creating a challenge because of hte enormous eave heights that would be created. The team solved this with a clerestory, which broke the roof lines to comply "in spirit" with the base design standards but also allowed natural lighting into the hanger bays.

Project Specs

Builder: SSI, Forth Smith, Arkansas
Location: Fort Smith, Arkansas
Color: Signature 300 Medium Bronze