Have you ever wondered how much an aircraft hangar kitset costs? You’re probably contemplating whether it’s just sizing that impacts the cost, or if other factors such as design, materials, and birdproofing also play a part.
If you’re planning to build a hangar for your aircraft, understanding these costs is crucial. It’s not just an investment in storage—it’s about protecting your plane, saving on long-term maintenance, and adding value to your property.
In this article, we’ll break down the key cost factors, explore Alpine Buildings’ square meter rates for hangars, and help you understand how bird-proof designs and streamlined processes deliver lasting value.
Aircraft hangars have unique requirements that directly influence their cost. Here are the most critical factors:
When planning an aircraft hangar, it’s crucial to focus on functionality, compliance, and longevity. At Alpine, we specialise in clearspan designs using durable materials to create hangars that meet your needs not only today but for the generations to come.
When budgeting for an Alpine aircraft hangar kitset, it’s important to understand what’s included and what’s not included. On average, our kitset prices typically range between $350 and $450 per square meter, depending on factors such as size, location, and specific site requirements.
One key distinction is that this pricing excludes the hangar door system. However, Alpine’s kitsets are designed with a robust structural steel door lintel as standard. This feature is engineered for strength and versatility, allowing you to choose and install any door design you like, whether it’s sliding, bi-folding, or tilting.
This approach offers greater flexibility for your hangar project. You’re not locked into a particular door system, giving you the freedom to optimise the functionality and aesthetics of your hangar while maintaining structural integrity.
Alpine’s commitment to quality means that every kitset includes hot-dip galvanised structural steel rafters and pre-dried timber. These premium materials ensure durability and ease of assembly, making your hangar a lasting investment.
When planning your aircraft hangar, selecting the right door system is key to balancing functionality and affordability. While Alpine Buildings’ kitsets include a robust structural steel door lintel, allowing you to choose any door design, the doors themselves are sold as kitsets and are priced based on their design.
It’s also important to factor in your location-specific requirements, such as high wind zones. This can increase the costs due to additional engineering and structural reinforcements needed to ensure the doors remain secure and operational in extreme conditions.
These indicative prices are based on kitsets only, not installation. With Alpine’s customisable designs, you have the flexibility to choose the door that best suits your hangar’s requirements.
One of the most essential features of an aircraft hangar is birdproofing. Birds nesting in hangars can cause a surprising amount of damage and unnecessary maintenance challenges. Alpine addresses this issue with innovative solutions to ensure your hangar stays clean, safe, and low-maintenance.
Investing in a birdproof hangar isn’t just a convenience; it’s a necessity for protecting your aircraft and preserving the functionality of your storage space.
Building an aircraft hangar can be a complex process, but Alpine simplifies it with an innovative design and a streamlined approach. From the structure itself, through to the build process, we focus on saving you time and delivering exceptional value.
By utilising an efficient design and putting your needs first, Alpine makes constructing your aircraft hangar a simpler, faster, and more cost-effective process.
An Alpine hangar is more than just a storage solution—it’s an investment in durability, functionality, and peace of mind. Built with premium materials like hot-dip galvanised structural steel and pre-dried timber, our hangars give your assets the home they deserve
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