308: AIRPARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

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I have a hangar home in an airpark with a homeowners association, I need the door to look a certain way, please call or email for more details.

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I'm interested in getting a quote for a bi-fold door system for a 60'x60' hangar home in an airpark, a 42 foot wide door x 16 feet high. It'll have to look a certain way because of the home owners association, but it's not too strict.  Thus far I'm impressed with what I see on your website. Looking forward to hearing from you in the near future. I'm looking to build within the next few months. Thanks

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Have steel hangar with aprox 52' wide x 20' high opening in an airpark with a home owners association. Old fiberglass roll up doors worn out. Need a new door. Carl

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Looking for 4 bifold doors 52'wide, 22' high.. to be fitted with insulated glass. for use in airpark hangar in a home owners association. Panes on door to be approx 2.5'x3'each..(or larger if possible .. maybe  3'x5') looking for the frame to be as thin as possible. but of course strong enough. Thanks

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Looking to get a quote on a bifold auto latching Aircraft hanger door for a homeowners association. The hanger design is with Rino steel. If you could include any variance to what I've indicated below, it would be helpful... Like the difference between side wall and end well. 

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I am designing a new home for our airpark homeowners association (wood framing with steel as needed)and would like to use your Schweiss liftstrap bi-fold door. I am interested in concealing the door with applied formed zinc panels. The right side of the door from the exterior butts next to a brick wall - I would like that gap to be less than 1 " wide. The left side of the door would set in front of the end of the garage door concealing the wall from view. The zinc panels would be formed to wrap the side of the door to further conceal the door. This would result in the door looking like a fixed facade when closed. I can send drawings to explain. Has this been done before? Can it be accomplished?