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REINVENTING
HANGAR ACCESS SINCE 1960.

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For more than six decades, PARA-PORT has taken a different approach to large-opening hangar access—one built around straightforward engineering, dependable operation, and long-term service.

A different idea from the start.

In 1960, PARA-PORT introduced a fundamentally different approach to the hangar door.

 

Instead of heavy rigid panels or side-stacking sections, the PARA-PORT system used a single-panel membrane that rolls upward from the bottom.

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The result was a simpler way to open large aviation facilities while reducing structural and spatial demands and keeping major operating components accessible at ground level.

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Decades of service proved it. 

More than sixty years later, original PARA-PORT systems remain in operation.

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Materials, controls, drives, and manufacturing methods have evolved, but the underlying bottom roll-up architecture has endured.

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That longevity reflects the principle behind the system from the beginning: reduce unnecessary complexity and design for dependable, serviceable operation over the long term.

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PARA-PORT today. 

Today, PARA-PORT designs and delivers project-specific hangar door systems for new construction, replacement, and renewal applications.

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Every project begins with the facility, the opening, and the operational requirements. Rather than adapting a standard catalog door to the project, PARA-PORT configures the system around the application.

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The result is proven architecture engineered for the needs of each facility.

Built for the opening. Engineered for the mission. 

Each PARA-PORT system is configured for the opening, structure, environment, aircraft, electrical service, controls, and use. 

 

Project-specific by design. 

Dimensions, drive, controls, attachment, environment, and installation are coordinated for each project.


​From technical review to delivery.

  • Project and opening evaluation  

  • Engineering coordination  

  • Approved system configuration  

  • Component manufacturing and preparation 

  • Installation planning

  • Commissioning, training, and owner documentation 

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A proven system, configured for the facility. 

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