Vertical Lift Fabric Hangar Doors

At Aviation Hangar Doors Company, we design and manufacture Vertical Lift Fabric Hangar Doors that deliver space-saving efficiency, weather protection, and operational safety for demanding aviation environments.
Proudly living up to our promise — “We protect the birds when on ground” — these doors are trusted by civil aviation terminals, helicopter hangars, and MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) facilities where reliability and clear openings are essential.

Why Choose Vertical Lift Fabric Doors?

Key Advantages:

Key Features Our Vertical Lift Fabric Hanger door

Applications

Vertical lift fabric doors are ideal for:

Our Service Lifecycle

Every telescopic hangar door is supported by our complete engineering lifecycle approach:

Technical Highlights

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Frequently Asked Questions - Telescopic Hangar Door Maintenance

Where are Vertical Lift Fabric Hangar Doors commonly used?
They are widely used in civil aircraft hangars, MRO (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul) facilities, and helicopter hangars, especially where apron space is limited.
Unlike sliding or telescopic doors, Vertical Lift systems move upward and fold neatly, requiring no side parking space or floor rails, making them ideal for space-constrained environments.
Yes. The doors are engineered to resist wind and rain, ensuring hangar operations remain uninterrupted in adverse weather conditions.
The doors feature steel side guides, reinforced metal parts, and a fabric section with steel construction at least 600 mm thick. Each part is carefully selected to provide high strength and durability.
The system prioritizes safety:
  • Blades in the side guides lock the door automatically if the lifting system malfunctions.
  • Compliance with CE standards and EN safety directives ensures operational reliability.
Yes. A manual hand crank is provided for emergency operation, though it is not suitable for very large door sizes.
Yes. Special seals installed in the lower beam prevent unwanted airflow, reducing hot/cold air exchange and improving energy efficiency.
These doors are designed for low maintenance, with 24/7 service support available from our technicians to minimize downtime and ensure continuous operation.
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