WW2 RAF Hangar For Filming
- Ref. No.: NW2627
- Location: Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Within the M25: No
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An original 1939 RAF Belman Hangar and briefing rooms available for filming. The building is located on the site of an international Airport. This is a WW2 Airfield with original Airfield Control Tower.
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Interior
This is an original 1939 Belman Hangar. Built for the RAF at the outbreak of WW2. Some of the rooms have been refurbished, 3 are in a derelict state but watertight. The Hangar is still originally clad with corrugated steel sheets, with a modern roof. The floor space is 35 metres wide and 25 metres deep. The acoustics are excellent for music.
Facilities
- Domestic Power
- Fire Hydrant (close by)
- Internet Access
- Mains Water
- Shoot and Stay
- Toilets
Floors
- Painted Floors
Interior Features
- Furnished
- Industrial Backdrops
Rooms
- Dance floor
- Meeting/Board Room
Walls & Windows
- Exposed Brick Walls
- Large Windows
- Painted Walls
Exterior
The Aircraft Hangar is on the edge of the Airfield so has open views from the Hangar doors. Outside there is a perimeter walkway and a small stone chip area in front of the office buildings. The steel cladding has some age so it looks like an very old building.
Exterior Features
- Air Strip
Parking
- Off Street Parking
- Secure Parking
Views
- Countryside View
