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Re: re[2]: CAA: Mutual Help List, Mutual Help List, T-Hangar Construction
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- Subject: Re: re[2]: CAA: Mutual Help List, Mutual Help List, T-Hangar Construction
- From: BThomp129@xxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 08:39:48 EDT
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- Sender: help-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Port-a-Ports original design was considered to be a portable hangar, and they typically have a yoke for moving them, however it is not an easy task. A number of airports (or tenants) have tried to make these hangars more permanent by sealing the walls to the ramp or pads where they reside to keep out flowing water. Because of the design (with the yokes) these hangars will not "nest" as well as other T-hangar designs and require a larger footprint than the same number of nested T-'s.
Robert - contact a manufacture such as Erect-a-Tube, they will gladly supply you with detailed literature. Or give me a call and I can email or fax some drawings on all of the different types.
Bobbi Thompson
Executive Vice President
Airport Business Solutions
17040 Pleasure Road
Cape Coral, FL 33909
239-573-9647
Fax 239-573-9648