Product Description
The material and structure of bifolding airplane hangar doors and ordinary industrial folding doors are the same. Using polyurethane foam sandwich door panels with galvanized steel frames, small doors and Windows can be added.
Technical Data
Features
Bifolding aircraft hangar doors consist of a sandwich-like structure with an outer layer made of metal (usually galvanized steel) with an insulating core (usually polyurethane foam) between the two outer layers. This structure provides excellent thermal insulation.
The thermal insulation core material incorporated in the sandwich panel structure possesses exceptional thermal insulation properties, thereby facilitating temperature regulation and enhancing energy efficiency within the enclosed space.
Similar to other bifolding doors, the accordion-style design allows bifolding airplane hangar doors to fold together when opened, minimizing the space they take up. This is beneficial in areas where headroom is limited and available floor space must be maximised.
The use of metal skin in the sandwich panel construction ensures that the door is durable and resistant to harsh environments, extending the service life and protecting the contents of the hangar.
