The space-saving, pocket-free hangar door built for facilities where every square foot counts. Panels slide open, pivot 90°, and store flat against the interior walls, no storage pockets, no wasted footprint.
Fewer tracks. No rail stacks. Simpler structural requirements. Currently being installed at Sky Harbour locations in Addison, TX; Phoenix, AZ; and Denver, CO, and equally suited to retrofits and new construction.
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For over 40 years, Well Bilt has engineered and fabricated hangar door systems for the toughest customers in the country, with engineering certificates in all 50 states and the Caribbean. Door systems are what we do.
Panels slide open and pivot 90° to store flat against the interior hangar walls. No external or internal pockets, no wasted footprint, that space goes back to your operation.
Standard rolling doors run on multiple rails. Slide ‘n Hide uses fewer tracks and no traditional rail stacks, which simplifies installation, structural requirements, and long-term maintenance.
Request a quote and get detailed drawings and pricing back within 24 hours.
Ideal where building size or shape rules out a conventional hangar door, and equally suited to retrofit installations and new construction.
A Slide 'n Hide™ door is a multi-panel hangar door that slides open and then pivots 90° to store flat against the inside walls of the hangar. Because the panels tuck against the walls, the system eliminates the storage pockets a conventional rolling door needs. It runs on fewer tracks with no traditional rail stacks, which simplifies the building's overhead and structural requirements. Well Bilt engineers each system to the opening, for retrofits and new construction alike.
A Slide ‘n Hide door is the right call when hangar space is tight, the building shape is unconventional, or you want a door that doesn’t dictate the structure around it.
Panels store flat against the interior walls, so hangar floor space stays usable. Now installing at Sky Harbour campuses in Addison, TX; Phoenix, AZ; and Denver, CO.
Trusted on Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard installations.
Wide openings for machine sheds and equipment barns with no pocket space to spare.
Corrosion-aware builds and tight seals for coastal facilities.
Panels store along the interior walls, freeing up valuable floor space for other uses.
No external or internal storage pockets, so the door system takes a smaller footprint.
No traditional rail stacks, simpler overhead and structural requirements, easier to integrate into an existing design.
Standard rolling doors run on multiple rails. Slide 'n Hide uses fewer, simplifying installation and cutting maintenance.
Built for buildings whose dimensions or configuration rule out a conventional hangar door.
Works on existing buildings as well as new construction, with certificates for all 50 states and the Caribbean.
Slide ‘n Hide panels travel on a minimal track system, fewer rails than a conventional rolling door, then rotate through a 90° turn mechanism that aligns each panel flat with the hangar wall. The result is an organized, out-of-the-way storage method with no pocket and no rail stack.
Fewer tracks mean simpler installation and less to maintain over the life of the door. Each system is engineered to the opening, so panel count, travel, and drive configuration are matched to your building, retrofit or new construction.
All the detail you expect, organized and scannable. Available as a stamped submittal on request.
Pre-hung frame in ASTM A500 Grade B welded square/rectangular steel tubing, 11-gauge to 3/8″ wall, min. yield 46,000 psi. Exterior corners mitered at 45°; all joints welded. Framing true to within 1/8″ in 20′.
Two industrial double-acting hydraulic cylinders rated 3,000 psi minimum; rebuildable. Operators 2–5 HP+ TEFC, mounted center-above for balance. Standard 230V single-phase; three-phase optional.
¼″–3/8″ ID flexible braided line with SAE fittings, 3,000 psi rated. Valves 5 GPM min; 50-50 mechanical flow dividers and in-line regulator for adjustable speed. Return-line filter with replaceable element.
Heavy-duty welded hinges with 3/4″ pins tested to 15,000 lb tension loading; top hinges ~every 10′, pre-lubed for life. 1″ floor lock pins engage sleeved slab holes, min. 3 per door.
EPDM style-40 seals (12″ top / 10″ bottom). Every door factory-tested and video-recorded. Florida PE wind-load certification available. Miami-Dade Approved Manufacturer.
Shipped one-piece whenever dimensions allow, per DOT standards. When too tall to ship in one piece, a fold-over design adds center hinges so the door folds for transport and unfolds on site.
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The door is made up of multiple panels that slide open along a minimal track system. Once open, each panel pivots through a 90° turn mechanism to align flat against the inside wall of the hangar, where it stores out of the way.
Along the interior walls of the hangar. That’s the whole point of the system — there are no external or internal storage pockets, so the panels don’t eat into your footprint or require a pocket built into the structure.
A conventional rolling door runs on multiple rails and needs somewhere to stack the panels. Slide ‘n Hide uses fewer tracks and stores the panels against the walls instead, which simplifies installation, reduces maintenance, and frees up the space a pocket would have consumed.
Yes. Slide ‘n Hide is suitable for retrofit installations as well as new construction. Because there’s no traditional rail stack, the overhead and structural requirements are lighter, which makes it easier to integrate into a building that’s already standing.
That’s exactly what it was designed for. Slide ‘n Hide is ideal for restricted-space environments where the building’s size or configuration limits the use of a conventional hangar door.
Slide ‘n Hide doors are currently being installed at Sky Harbour locations in Addison, TX; Phoenix, AZ; and Denver, CO. The show hangar in Addison is nearing completion, and photos and video of the door in action are coming soon.
Request a quote and you’ll have detailed drawings and pricing back within 24 hours. Every Slide ‘n Hide system is engineered to the specific opening, so the sooner we see your building, the sooner you get real numbers.
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