You could solve this problem by adding a 2nd door at the back of the hanger.

Mike Schumann

"Andy" wrote in message
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On Jan 26, 7:45 pm, Steve Leonard
wrote:

http://www.potk.cz/show_img.php?imag...age=1&gallery=
2002_07_rana_gal

Interesting picture. One problem with arrangements like this is that
all the gliders have to come out if you want to fly the first one that
went in. A local commercial operator used to advertize that "gliders
are hangared" but they were mostly outside all day exposed to sun and
dust devils and only inside at night. The other problem is that
others, perhaps lots of them, get to handle your glider. Hangar rash
would not be a well known term if it didn't happen.

The rotating floor hangar design seems to eliminate these problems but
I assume it's much more expensive.

Andy





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