Circular Aircraft Hangar

I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.

Anyone remember seeing something like this?

Jeff

"Jeff" wrote in message
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I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.

Anyone remember seeing something like this?

Jeff


Google for aircraft hanger dome

This is the first one.

http://www.monolithic.com/gallery/co...l/hangar_door/

I saw that one during my search, it is not the one I saw before.

Jeff

"Jeff" wrote in message
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I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.

Anyone remember seeing something like this?

Jeff


And before I hit send I meant to add that at one time they had a drawing as
you describe but I don't see it on their site now.

Jeff wrote:
I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.

Anyone remember seeing something like this?

Jeff

No, I Haven't seen one, but building the doors would be a bi**h, also
fittin' the sheet iron roof. then , if land is expensive, how do you
get the ones pointed out the sides,OUT??

The link below may be helpful.

http://www.armadilloproducts.com/carbuild.html

Jerry in NC

"Jeff" wrote in message
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I saw that one during my search, it is not the one I saw before.

Jeff

("Jeff" wrote)
I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.


http://www.smithairfield.com/postwar.html
"In 1966, a significant innovation in hangar architecture and engineering
took place with the construction of the Carousel Hangar. Clark W. Smith of
Decatur, Indiana, patented the design of the Carousel Hangar in 1965. Mr.
Smith built this prototype four-place hangar in 1966, and it is the only
example of this design ever built."


http://www.armadilloproducts.com/carbuild.html
Carousels for square hangars.


Montblack

At Stroudsburg-Pocono airport (N53) there are three hangars that are domes
with doors that flip up into the roof of the dome, like big eyelids. Nice
looking hangars that each hold one plane. Not space efficient, but they
look strong. Don't know who made them or when.

--
Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)


"Jeff" wrote in message
oups.com...
I remember seeing some time back a hangar design that used a circular
dome style building. It showed GA airplanes all backed in and seemed
like it used the space well. A Google search on round, circular, and
dome aircraft hangars did not lead me to the hangar that I was looking
for.

Anyone remember seeing something like this?

Jeff

http://www.smithairfield.com/postwar.html
"In 1966, a significant innovation in hangar architecture and engineering
took place with the construction of the Carousel Hangar. Clark W. Smith of
Decatur, Indiana, patented the design of the Carousel Hangar in 1965. Mr.
Smith built this prototype four-place hangar in 1966, and it is the only
example of this design ever built."

I saw some hangars very much like these at the Monterey CA airport some
years
ago. IIRC they were scheduled to be torn down (they were rather
decrepit).

David Johnson

Jerry wrote:

The link below may be helpful.

http://www.armadilloproducts.com/carbuild.html

How many planes fit out a 45'x14" bifold door?