SUPERTHERMIC insulated industrial doors adapt to many customizations, for every type of installation and architectural style
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Telescopic Aircraft Hangar Sliding Doors

Telescopic Aircraft Hangar Sliding Doors is an industrial sliding door for small, medium or large dimensions with unilateral or bilateral opening with a manual or chain-driven motorized drive.

Sliding telescopic industrial panel Hangar door, characterized by great dimensional flexibility and an exclusive construction and assembly system that makes it suitable for any type of industrial sector even in the presence of large passages and with different storage needs. FLUX adopts a linear movement and sliding system in a telescopic version with parallel rails to reach considerable lengths.

Our telescopic aircraft panel hangar sliding doors are installed across the UK and internationally, supporting:

Telescopic aircraft hangar siding doors It can be supplied in 2 versions

  • – top hung sliding door, with bottom rail recessed into the floor in which guide rollers slide
  • – ground supported sliding door, with top rail equipped with anti-derailment system and doors resting on wheels with “U” groove sliding on lower rail recessed into the floor
  • Door leaves: Telescopic hangar panel door self-supporting mono-structures (variable dimensions – Max height 10000 mm)
  • 55 mm by 6000 mm in height
  • 65 mm by 8000 mm in height
  • 80 mm by 10000 mm in height
Three cross-section views of Hangar Shield industrial doors are shown side by side, labeled with thickness measurements of 55 mm, 65 mm, and 80 mm, highlighting their insulation layers.
  • Door leaf width: 1200/1450 mm max
  • Door leaf height: 6000/8000/10000 mm
  • Door leaf joints: with black-painted hinges fixed to the load-bearing structure by means of contrasting plates perfectly concealed by the gaskets. This gives the door a particular “folding effect” that allows a perfect aesthetic combination of different door concepts in the same building.
  • Maximum height: in the catalogue 6,000 mm. Possibility of non-standard longer heights on request.
  • Lunghezza massima: in the catalogue 8.700 mm (6 leaves). Possibility of non-standard longer lengths on request.
Diagram shows a Hangar Shield telescopic sliding door system with six panels, 8,700 mm wide and 6,000 mm high, ideal for industrial doors, moving horizontally on multiple rails.

Leaf configuration

unilateral or bilateral straight sliding on several rails (FLUX TELESCOPICO model)

  • Insulation: complete self-extinguishing Class B2 CFC-free (Chlorine, Fluoride, Carbides) polyurethane insulation. High-pressure foaming cycle with minimum density > 40 Kg/m3
  • Perimeter frame: dovetail shaped profile, 2 mm thick

Double skin coating of galvanized pre-painted steel sheet with Sendzimir treatment

– smooth, thickness 0,8+0,8 mm
– embossed, thickness0,5+0,5 mm

Air tightness:

– Black EPDM anti-ageing gaskets between panels
– Nylon brush between panels and upper lintel
– Easy-to-replace nylon brush, with aluminium support profile between panels and side wall
– Black nylon brush, with black pre-coated support profile on the floor

Opening/closing:

– Manual
– Motorized

Telescopic hangar door Sliding system by means of a top rail in very thick galvanised steel with fixing and adjustment slots, to be anchored to the wall by means of dowels (not included); and adjustable roller trolleys

CE marking data

– wind load resistance, class 4
– thermal resistance, 1.53 W/m² K (calculated value for a 4-leaf door 5000×5000)
– average noise reduction, 22 dB (non-certifiable)
– fire resistance, B -S1, d0
– durability 20,000 cycles

Telescopic Aircraft Hangar Sliding Doors

Telescopic Aircraft Hangar Sliding Doors
High Performance Solutions for Aviation, Military, Helicopter & Industrial Facilities
Telescopic aircraft hangar panel sliding doors are engineered for large scale openings where reliability, insulation, and smooth operation are essential. Whether for military bases, airport aviation facilities, helicopter hangars, MRO buildings, or shipyards, these doors deliver exceptional durability and long term performance.

Application

– inside or outside face fixed installation with sliding rails fixed to the floor

Door Panel Colours

Staved panel (vertical ribs, 160 mm pitch)
– Smooth sheet metal: white RAL 9002, grey RAL 9006, green RAL 6005, blue RAL 5010, red RAL 3000, brown RAL 8019, grey RAL 7016, wood tone SL65
– Embossed sheet metal: white RAL 9002, grey RAL 9006, green RAL 6005.

Painting in the other RAL colours available on request.

A plain off-white or light beige background with no visible objects or patterns, reminiscent of the sleek, minimalist look often found in spaces with industrial doors such as the Hangar Shield.

RAL 9002

White
A plain, uniform light gray surface with no distinguishable patterns or features, resembling the sleek finish often found on Hangar Shield industrial doors.

RAL 9006

Grey
A solid rectangle filled with a dark green color, resembling the sturdy look of Industrial doors, with no visible patterns, textures, or objects.

RAL 6005

Green
A solid red square fills the entire image, reminiscent of the bold color often used on industrial doors, like those in a Hangar Shield system.

RAL 3000

Red
A solid dark blue rectangle fills the entire image, evoking the strong, reliable presence of Industrial doors.

RAL 7006

Gray
A solid blue square with no visible patterns or objects, reminiscent of the sturdy simplicity found in industrial doors or a Hangar Shield.

RAL 5010

Blue
A solid brown square fills the entire image with no visible patterns or textures, resembling the sturdy appearance of Hangar Shield industrial doors.

RAL 8019

Brown
Close-up of a white textured surface with a subtle wavy, raised pattern, often seen on Industrial doors like the Hangar Shield.

RAL 9006

Stucc 9006
Close-up view of a textured green surface with a wavy, repeating pattern, reminiscent of durable materials used in Hangar Shield industrial doors.

RAL 6005

Dark Green
Close-up view of a brown wood surface with visible grain and texture running vertically, reminiscent of materials used in industrial doors by Hangar Shield.

SL65

Wood Colour

Attention/technical note Warning/technical note: the choice of dark colours may give rise to a considerable temperature difference between inside/outside (on the side exposed to the sun) even of more than 40°/45°C. This could cause the deformation of the door, which in case of prolonged sun exposure may lead to the detachment of the steel sheet from the insulating material. This is due to the physical-mechanical expansion and not to production defects. Therefore, the use of dark colours is not recommended in particularly hot and sunny climatic areas.

Large industrial doors from Hangar Shield are closed along the side of the building, with a sloped roof and some greenery visible in the background.
A yellow crane lifts materials near a concrete arched structure under construction, with workers and a red forklift visible nearby, highlighting the installation of robust industrial doors from Hangar Shield.
A worker on a raised lift works on a large dark wall, possibly fitting Industrial doors beside a concrete structure; two people and construction equipment are nearby.
Large closed industrial blue metal sliding door set in a concrete building, featuring a small personnel door at the bottom left—perfect for those seeking robust Industrial doors or reliable Hangar Shield solutions.
A large industrial building with a blue upper section and dark gray lower walls, featuring several small windows and a partly open Hangar Shield industrial door.
Large industrial building with multiple dark gray Hangar Shield industrial doors, some partially open to reveal the interior structure.
Large sliding panel hangar door, industrial doors systems by Hangar Shield
Large hangar with partially open industrial doors revealing several helicopters inside, two people standing near the entrance, and a windsock on the roof, protected by Hangar Shield.