Bi-Fold Hangar Doors

We engineer Bi-Fold Hangar Doors that combine simplicity, durability, and operational efficiency. These doors are a preferred solution for general aviation hangars, helicopter facilities, and mid-sized MRO operations where space efficiency and reliability are essential.
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Why Choose Bi-Fold Hangar Doors?

Bi-fold hangar doors are a smart, space-saving solution designed for both functionality and efficiency. Engineered to fold upward, they maximize apron space and streamline daily operations.

Service Lifecycle

Each Bi-Fold Hangar Door is supported through our complete service approach:

Applications in Aviation

Engineering Commitment

With more than 15 years of expertise and 65+ successful projects delivered across Asia, We ensures that every Bi-Fold Hangar Door delivers performance, reliability, and long-term value for aviation operators worldwide.

Technical Highlights

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Bi-Fold Hangar Doors

What types of aviation facilities typically use Bi-Fold Hangar Doors?
Bi-Fold Hangar Doors are widely used in:
  • Private aviation hangars for single and twin-engine aircraft.
  • Helicopter hangars, where fast access and smaller openings are common.
  • General aviation facilities at regional airports.
  • Medium-sized MRO hangars require secure, energy-efficient doors without the complexity of large-scale sliding systems.

Bi-Fold Doors offer several benefits for aviation operators:

  • Compact Folding Design: Panels fold upward, requiring minimal apron clearance.
  • Energy Efficiency: Sealed joints reduce air leakage, improving insulation.
  • Ease of Operation: Can be powered with electric motors or operated manually on smaller hangars.
  • Lower Cost of Ownership: Fewer moving parts compared to telescopic or bottom rolling doors mean reduced maintenance.
  • Safety Features: Equipped with automatic locking mechanisms and obstruction detection to prevent accidents during operation.
Safety is a critical consideration in aviation hangar design. Bi-Fold Doors are equipped with:
  • Redundant lifting systems (cables or straps) to prevent panel free-fall in the event of a failure.
  • Automatic locking pins that secure the panels in place when closed.
  • Obstacle sensors to stop the door if an aircraft, vehicle, or personnel is in the path.
  • Compliance with international safety standards, ensuring reliable operation in aviation facilities worldwide.
Yes. These doors are designed with tight-sealing joints and insulation options that prevent wind, rain, and dust from entering the hangar. They are particularly effective in regions where climate control inside the hangar is important (e.g., facilities housing sensitive avionics, helicopters, or smaller aircraft). Optional insulation packages further enhance thermal efficiency, reducing HVAC costs.
Bi-Fold Doors require relatively low maintenance compared to larger telescopic or bottom rolling systems. Regular inspections focus on:
  • Hinge and pivot points, which must be lubricated and checked for wear.
  • Lift cables or straps, which should be inspected and replaced periodically.
  • Seals and insulation, which should be checked for integrity.
With proper care, Bi-Fold Doors can provide decades of reliable service in aviation hangars.
  • Compared to Vertical Lift Fabric Doors, Bi-Fold systems are sturdier and provide better insulation but require more internal clearance.
  • Compared to Telescopic Sliding Doors, they are more compact and cost-effective for smaller spans but cannot match the massive clear-span capability of telescopic systems.
  • Compared to Bottom Rolling Doors, Bi-Fold systems are less suitable for very large hangars but are easier to maintain and operate for small to mid-sized aviation applications.
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