You offer Underground Bunkers that are built to the highest specs. Yet they are still cheaper than the modern homes that are built and sold for $300k.......A man for the people. Ill buy my first bunker from Atlas without a doubt!
2026 I will. I Still have about 2 more years before ANTERO buys the bottom half of my property for a compressor station. Its 170 acres so I should be able to get 2 together as 1 unit. @@moneyfornothing3264
With the electrical pipe could u add cctv cables as well and have the cameras hidden around the area in bird boxes watching the land around the area ❤❤❤
I would suggest using rotary switches in these bunkers (commonly used in caravans, boats and ships) because they are a lot more durable and can last a lot more than regular American ones.
A few design questions. First, why would you want your generators so close to the entrance and before the decon area? Wouldn't you be getting dirty and contaminating the entire bunker if you needed to work on them or turning them on? You're essentially sealing yourself off from your life supply of power... Second, why would you want a coded armor gun room in a security bunker? If anything I'd want that door on the outside so people can't get in lol. Last point, your emergency escape tunnel is behind the gun safe door. If something happened and you couldn't get out and the only guy with the safe combo is incapacitated then you are screwed. But I'm sure that was a design choice of the owner.
Yeah that's what I was wondering. If you had an intruder, they could shut down your power ect and force you to come out. But maybe I'm overthinking it.
This fort knox room is just stupid. Dont see the point. Why those people who spend hundred of thousands of dollars have so little vision ? Make a real livable space not some teenager whim.
I think all bunkers need many thin screened low power consumption led tvs that have window feel live feed video on them with actual outside camera views of the correct directions etc. I am claustrophobic and that would help me feel like I can breath easier.
I agree, maybe not a bush. But also have your escape in a room with a combination lock. That seem like a possible hazard in the need for a speedy exit.
When I first started seeing the pricing on these I thought they were way overpriced. But looking at all the steel that is in these things, that is quite expensive. Still a lot of money, but I guess if you have the money, spend it if you want.
@@happzy Oh, I agree. That $100K is just for the gunroom part. That is a bit excessive. If I was going to get a shelter, I would probably just put a gun safe in it, rather than a $100K room. Or maybe just some racking on one wall, and turn the entire thing into a gun room.
It’s a great bunker. The only thing I can see I would want is some closet storage space above floor for everything I’d need….maybe in the bedroom for clothes and other stuff.
I have watched a lot of your Videos, Beautiful craftsmanship throughout. I would like to add something, on the escape hatch you cover them with plastic and tape, it seems to me that would deteriorate in a matter of a few years, you may consider a pre fabricated injected molded polyurethane cover that can stretch over the exit, thin enough to cut through but thick enough that it will last for a great many years fit it like a skirt on a Kayak, coming from someone who turns wrenches for a living thought I would toss that Idea out there. Keep up the Great work
Interesting idea and only adds a couple bucks at most. I’d just be sure it’s sealed with silicone on the inside and outside to remain air tight, and it would be very long lasting.
I was thinking about that too. Wet sand won’t flow through the 6” screw cap at the bottom so well and would be much harder to get out of the way in a hurry. I like your idea for a cover. Make it air tight and throw in a bunch of desiccate bags to keep it all dry in there.
I'm wondering when you're going to do away with the old style reverse osmosis water filtration system and start using the newer style, with the very easy twist off/on replacement filters....?🤔 Soooo much easier !!!!! 💯 One hand, quarter turn.
Thinking the same thing. I could see it being used as a "last bastion" of sorts, if the vault door can be closed from the inside. However, if someone has gotten through the hatch and both blast doors, you're probably already screwed.
Super nice bunker. My only question would be the fresh air supply pipe for the bunker. What if the house structure was on fire and or collapses. That may obstruct and or cause smoke to enter the pipe. Here is southeast Georgia the water table is so high it would seem impossible to have a bunker. Any suggestions on how that may be solved? Atlas is the only bunker system I would ever consider. 👍
Great observation. That's the first thing that came into mind when I saw the bunker intake right next to the house. If the house burns for some reason, the bunker is going to be smoked out.
Dude, straight up, I want to buy a small acreage and install this size bunker and just live in it full time! Who needs a house when you can do this! Just build a barn for the vehicles, and you're set! With the world going to heck and WW3 CLOSER THAN EVER, this bunker/house is a TOP PRIORITY as far as im concerned!!
Ron I have a question. Would it make sense to put all of the channel on the outside with the “c” shape facing down to avoid water sitting on it? I know you’re competitors don’t need to worry about that because there welds couldn’t hold marbles let alone water but you guys have really nice solid weld beads and I could see that holding some water? Just an observation from a fellow welder/fabricator. Also the sand in the emergency exit would be hard to remove if it was to get wet, did you ever consider throwing in a bunch of desiccate bags with the sand just for some added protection? Thanks
You need to come up with ways to disguise those vent pipes that look natural on the lawn. some sort of decorative benches or bird feeders or something. Something that lets them flow air without being seen looking out of place on a normal suburban lawn.
@@silverking8742 bushes are not good enough. Need something that looks natural in the yard where it can totally hide the vents. Bushes you will likely still be able to see a pipe in the winter or whatever. Ideally it should look like maybe a bird feeder or a fake decorative well or be put inside a shed or something that looks like natural random yard stuff.
Hello Ron! I want to ask you a question about what the toilet system is like: does it work with a composting system or does it work like a chemical toilet? Once your tank is full, how is the sewage discharged? Thank you very much in advance for the response
I would want those air intake pipes to be a lot higher off the ground to allow for a few feet of snow or flooding. And I would want them surrounded by concrete bollards to protect them from getting crushed by a vehicle.
@@gonefishing3644 obviously you wouldnt install a 300k+ bunker on a area where its prone to flooding. You can ofc concrete around the pipes, or you can hide then with bushes or other clever things. The idea is to hide them properly, so noone passing by will suspect there is a bunker there.
@@casualonemmo-player2167 Given recent flooding in places that are supposed to be in a 1000 year flood plain, how would you know in advance what areas might flood in the future?
I thought you complained about other companies putting their airpipes next to each other. You have 3 next to each other. Also I thought it needed to turn when it got to the bottom of the steps
Help me out ok lol. I just don't understand why the generator room is separate from the rest of the bunker. I understand there's emission issues right but, wouldn't you still want access to it from the main bunker area? I think if there's intruders wouldn't you eventually be cut off from your generator...
Horrible design flaw, All an intruder has to do is make it past the first door and take control of the power generation room. Then they own the "Bunker" This is more of a novelty and not a real survival shelter.
The noise of the generator will be really loud, its best to keep it away. Also most of these bunkers have vault doors to the entrance from the home(this one seems like it will have hidden bookshelf entrance). Then there is the AR500 steel hatch which can be locked from the inside, then there is a gas tight door made of steel. if somebody gets through all that. they can either go through 2 more gas tight doors to get to your living area, or 1 more to get to your generator. if they take out the generator, then you should go out the escape hatch and come back in behind them. ultimately a bunker is not meant to stop a raid, its meant to protect you from a bomb, and its fallout. It is hidden and so nobody should know you have one, that is the real first line of defense.
Designers! I see many people making the same gross mistake in opening an external hatch: simulate a situation where a multi-ton mass of soil, rocks and tree debris is lifted into the air by a blast wave! And all this will lie on top of the hatch cover, which opens outward and will be physically impossible to open from the inside! And even if there is an additional hole on the other side of the bunker that leads up, it will also be blocked, and the inhabitants of the bunker will be buried alive! I propose installing 2-3 manual hydraulic jacks on the door leaf, so that if the door is blocked from above, it can be raised to such a height that a person can climb through. That's the minimum.
Other day, in comment section on another TH-camrs channel, I like and watch, I suggested they observe your channel. they reside in Utah, verry close to Yellowstone.
$300K for the Big Boy + 2 Safe Shelters + Transportation & Set-Up. .. Excavation, plumbing, wiring, comeback service after the house is built, etc. Whoever bought this probably spent $750K+. It's probably closer to an even $1M. I'm glad he's in a position to protect himself this way. 11:43
With 2x 300 Water Containers, total of 600 Gallons, I'm assuming this can be filled direct from the home aboves water supply, to fill, but my question which I cannot seem to find, is once you use shower water or sink water, or even your toilet water ..... Where does this excess water and waste water go? I am assuming this water leaves the bunker and dissperses somewhere ... HUGE FAN OF THE CHANNEL
The whole bunker is a big Faraday cage and buried underground so the likelihood of an EMP affecting it is slim. But still dead batteries could screw you up if you don’t have spares or your in a hurry. I’d prefer old-fashioned combination.
Out of curiosity....Why the cinder blocks under the perimeter of the shelter? I'd imagine soil will still get under the shelter over time, and why try to keep it out?
Thanks for showing me those pipes... so in a survival situation basically you just make a fire around those pipes to destroy the air quality inside the bunker to get their people to leave and then loot everything... or completely cut off air to the bunker // fill with water down all those pipes.
@Ron, just out of curiosity, how do you dispose of garbage if you have to be holed up for months at a time in your bunker? Is there a garbage incinerator that you offer? What if a pet dies and you can't come out of the bunker? You gotta dispose of it somehow.
Ron I have a question. I noticed that there weren't any 90⁰ turns going into the shelter. Was that because the owner wasn't worried about it or because spacial restrictions? Sorry for what was probably a stupid question. I'm just trying to understand why someone would spend that kind of money and not do it the correct way like you said in the past. God bless and stay safe.
Remember that if you use RO for water filtration, you need to add minerals after, for it to be useable for consumption. I am thinking this was thought of, just throwing it out there.
I See a potential problem. I see that all the gas tight doors have welded brackets for padlocks. Raiders after breaching the entry hatch door could simply lock or bolt those gas tight doors and wait for the occupants to expire. Pretty sure the raiders could locate the escape route and air intakes and sit on them or worse. Super for NBC survival. Looks like it might be less than adequate for defense. Best
Don't tell anybody you have a bunker. Most people do seem to use the safe vault doors as an entrance I think id like that myself but its also hard to get a door open when there is an AR sticking through a gun port unloading on you. You could also go out the escape hatch and hit the bad guys from behind. But ultimately a bunker is meant to protect you from a blast, not a raid. Your defensive plan should be for your property as a whole and if you have a bunker the best defense is there is no way for anyone to know you have one.
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Gee wizz Ron consider not denigrating your loyal subscribers offering, in my educated and experienced opinion, a reasonable suggestion. I noted no gun ports in and around your hatch through which to shoot up any raiders. I am quite tempted to reply with a "Duhh" however I won't stoop to that level. Enjoy your videos of your fine work. ☠⚓. Best
@@DuxGalt Pretty much my thinking. Though I think raiders can easily spot the air intakes and find the 'escape' hatch setting up an ambush of their own. Best
Ron how do you lock the shelter doors from the top hatch to the gas tight doors. For extra security shouldn't there be a way to lock them from the inside
Where does the water come from? What happens when the 600 gallons run out? Is there a rain water filtration option? Or is there a way to refill the water?
I need to see a video about decontamination rooms Can you make one or do you have one. Id rather use crossbows then guns. and have a plant you can continue making arrows inside your bunker. Thank you for uploading cool videos keep it up. Please can we meet up I really need to talk to someone about bunkers.
So I didn’t see food and water storage. And the generator? Is only as useful as the fuel storage. How long can the shelter sustain life re food, water, and fuel for lighting and other essentials?
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You offer Underground Bunkers that are built to the highest specs. Yet they are still cheaper than the modern homes that are built and sold for $300k.......A man for the people. Ill buy my first bunker from Atlas without a doubt!
When? Have you bought one yet?
The shelter might be only 300k but there is still delivery and the install cost.
Your first 🤔
Not everyone can be like you and have multiple bunkers that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars I guess lol......@@trueblue72-ul6lo
2026 I will. I Still have about 2 more years before ANTERO buys the bottom half of my property for a compressor station. Its 170 acres so I should be able to get 2 together as 1 unit. @@moneyfornothing3264
Now THAT is a "man cave". Guy's living the dream!
With the electrical pipe could u add cctv cables as well and have the cameras hidden around the area in bird boxes watching the land around the area ❤❤❤
Thats a good plan.
Good idea
@@casualonemmo-player2167
Great Work. I hope you are feeling OK. There is a lot of heavy breathing. Health and conditioning is #1. Take Care
I would suggest using rotary switches in these bunkers (commonly used in caravans, boats and ships) because they are a lot more durable and can last a lot more than regular American ones.
A few design questions. First, why would you want your generators so close to the entrance and before the decon area? Wouldn't you be getting dirty and contaminating the entire bunker if you needed to work on them or turning them on? You're essentially sealing yourself off from your life supply of power... Second, why would you want a coded armor gun room in a security bunker? If anything I'd want that door on the outside so people can't get in lol. Last point, your emergency escape tunnel is behind the gun safe door. If something happened and you couldn't get out and the only guy with the safe combo is incapacitated then you are screwed. But I'm sure that was a design choice of the owner.
Yeah that's what I was wondering. If you had an intruder, they could shut down your power ect and force you to come out. But maybe I'm overthinking it.
this whole bunker makes no sense because of the fire that will be lit under the air pipe
This fort knox room is just stupid. Dont see the point. Why those people who spend hundred of thousands of dollars have so little vision ? Make a real livable space not some teenager whim.
I think all bunkers need many thin screened low power consumption led tvs that have window feel live feed video on them with actual outside camera views of the correct directions etc. I am claustrophobic and that would help me feel like I can breath easier.
👍👍 Love these vids. Bunkers are really fascinating. Thanks Ron..
Thank you Ron for the video. I hope you are doing well.
I'm curious if there was ever a consideration for an ATV garage and storage for when driving escape would be considered.
I agree, maybe not a bush. But also have your escape in a room with a combination lock. That seem like a possible hazard in the need for a speedy exit.
When I first started seeing the pricing on these I thought they were way overpriced. But looking at all the steel that is in these things, that is quite expensive. Still a lot of money, but I guess if you have the money, spend it if you want.
Still, it feels crazy to spend 100k on "just in case"
@@happzy Oh, I agree. That $100K is just for the gunroom part. That is a bit excessive. If I was going to get a shelter, I would probably just put a gun safe in it, rather than a $100K room. Or maybe just some racking on one wall, and turn the entire thing into a gun room.
This ‘bunker’ has a terrible layout and use of space. This thing is built to be a man cave and guest house curiosity.
Nicer than most homes I could so live in one of them thanks for the video
That’s impressive, if I had the money I would definitely get one, good job
Good job Ron 👍 nice one!
It’s looking amazing Ron. You do great work.
It’s a great bunker. The only thing I can see I would want is some closet storage space above floor for everything I’d need….maybe in the bedroom for clothes and other stuff.
I noticed it's missing in every bunker... and I was wondering why too
@@steciaffa2227 Im guessing most people put those in themselves. The beds often do have storage
Ron, in the shower Decon room, is there a floor drain for the water? Couldn’t tell in your video.
I have watched a lot of your Videos, Beautiful craftsmanship throughout. I would like to add something, on the escape hatch you cover them with plastic and tape, it seems to me that would deteriorate in a matter of a few years, you may consider a pre fabricated injected molded polyurethane cover that can stretch over the exit, thin enough to cut through but thick enough that it will last for a great many years fit it like a skirt on a Kayak, coming from someone who turns wrenches for a living thought I would toss that Idea out there. Keep up the Great work
Interesting idea and only adds a couple bucks at most. I’d just be sure it’s sealed with silicone on the inside and outside to remain air tight, and it would be very long lasting.
I was thinking about that too. Wet sand won’t flow through the 6” screw cap at the bottom so well and would be much harder to get out of the way in a hurry. I like your idea for a cover. Make it air tight and throw in a bunch of desiccate bags to keep it all dry in there.
man i wish i had something like this awesome job guys
I'm wondering when you're going to do away with the old style reverse osmosis water filtration system and start using the newer style, with the very easy twist off/on replacement filters....?🤔 Soooo much easier !!!!! 💯 One hand, quarter turn.
This would be my ultimate computer room. storage for all my spare parts. glad kitchens bed and bathroom are there for those long nights. lolz
man I wish I had this guys bucks!! WoW
I enjoy these videos 👍
Fascinating. Why is the gun room vaulted, since the bunker, itself, is a vault? Thanks.
Thinking the same thing. I could see it being used as a "last bastion" of sorts, if the vault door can be closed from the inside.
However, if someone has gotten through the hatch and both blast doors, you're probably already screwed.
Perhaps they have kids or guests whom they would not want to be able to wonder in during normal times or otherwise
Love this bunker, looking forward to part 4
Super nice bunker. My only question would be the fresh air supply pipe for the bunker. What if the house structure was on fire and or collapses. That may obstruct and or cause smoke to enter the pipe. Here is southeast Georgia the water table is so high it would seem impossible to have a bunker. Any suggestions on how that may be solved? Atlas is the only bunker system I would ever consider. 👍
Great observation. That's the first thing that came into mind when I saw the bunker intake right next to the house. If the house burns for some reason, the bunker is going to be smoked out.
Build the pipe taller and have it protected by a Boulder of some sort
Dude, straight up, I want to buy a small acreage and install this size bunker and just live in it full time! Who needs a house when you can do this! Just build a barn for the vehicles, and you're set! With the world going to heck and WW3 CLOSER THAN EVER, this bunker/house is a TOP PRIORITY as far as im concerned!!
I have been thinking the exact same thing this morning. I'm from UK though with not many bunker options.
My thoughts exactly!! One of those with a big ass garage on top of it then all ya need is a shooting range.
One question, what if the bad guy destroys the air pipes
Where is Part 4? I can’t seem to find it and the link at the end of Part 3 takes you back to Episode 1.
Good job on videos and the quality builds of the bunkers. Thanks for all of your efforts.👍🇺🇸😁🇺🇸💯
🇷🇺😁🇷🇺💯
Ron should look into Owen's corning new composite lumber for the underfloor framing.
I been waiting for part three. Take care and be safe. See you on your next video. What about your 14 by 55 shelter.
Ron I have a question. Would it make sense to put all of the channel on the outside with the “c” shape facing down to avoid water sitting on it? I know you’re competitors don’t need to worry about that because there welds couldn’t hold marbles let alone water but you guys have really nice solid weld beads and I could see that holding some water? Just an observation from a fellow welder/fabricator.
Also the sand in the emergency exit would be hard to remove if it was to get wet, did you ever consider throwing in a bunch of desiccate bags with the sand just for some added protection?
Thanks
Hate to point this out but you need more HVAC setup. Not enough air transfer seen in the design. Some rooms could have CO2 issues.
Small kitchen and no pantry. Love the gun room. But you really need a pantry the same size as a gun room for being underground for weeks.
You need to come up with ways to disguise those vent pipes that look natural on the lawn. some sort of decorative benches or bird feeders or something. Something that lets them flow air without being seen looking out of place on a normal suburban lawn.
He literally said that they are planting bushes around them to hide them
These bunkers aren't really going to be installed in a suburban area. I think most will be out and away from suburbia.
@@silverking8742 bushes are not good enough. Need something that looks natural in the yard where it can totally hide the vents. Bushes you will likely still be able to see a pipe in the winter or whatever. Ideally it should look like maybe a bird feeder or a fake decorative well or be put inside a shed or something that looks like natural random yard stuff.
Relying on 1 air intake pipe? That is very low, next to the house?
If the house collapses, 300k bunker now doesn’t have air..
Hello Ron!
I want to ask you a question about what the toilet system is like: does it work with a composting system or does it work like a chemical toilet? Once your tank is full, how is the sewage discharged? Thank you very much in advance for the response
I would want those air intake pipes to be a lot higher off the ground to allow for a few feet of snow or flooding. And I would want them surrounded by concrete bollards to protect them from getting crushed by a vehicle.
One it can’t flood on top of a hill. Two there is no snow there
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Okay. That really limits where you can install one of these.
@@gonefishing3644 obviously you wouldnt install a 300k+ bunker on a area where its prone to flooding.
You can ofc concrete around the pipes, or you can hide then with bushes or other clever things. The idea is to hide them properly, so noone passing by will suspect there is a bunker there.
@@casualonemmo-player2167 Given recent flooding in places that are supposed to be in a 1000 year flood plain, how would you know in advance what areas might flood in the future?
@@gonefishing3644 your local goverment should hopefully have data + maps on the water level, info on known flooded areas the "last 100 years" etc.
Cool shelter mate, have a great day!
Great video!
I thought you complained about other companies putting their airpipes next to each other. You have 3 next to each other. Also I thought it needed to turn when it got to the bottom of the steps
These pipes don’t interfere with breathing. They are for air intake and clean air out. Exhaust is a ways away. And I take is 20 yards awayb
WONDERFUL! Love it!
Help me out ok lol. I just don't understand why the generator room is separate from the rest of the bunker. I understand there's emission issues right but, wouldn't you still want access to it from the main bunker area? I think if there's intruders wouldn't you eventually be cut off from your generator...
Horrible design flaw, All an intruder has to do is make it past the first door and take control of the power generation room. Then they own the "Bunker"
This is more of a novelty and not a real survival shelter.
The noise of the generator will be really loud, its best to keep it away. Also most of these bunkers have vault doors to the entrance from the home(this one seems like it will have hidden bookshelf entrance). Then there is the AR500 steel hatch which can be locked from the inside, then there is a gas tight door made of steel. if somebody gets through all that. they can either go through 2 more gas tight doors to get to your living area, or 1 more to get to your generator. if they take out the generator, then you should go out the escape hatch and come back in behind them.
ultimately a bunker is not meant to stop a raid, its meant to protect you from a bomb, and its fallout. It is hidden and so nobody should know you have one, that is the real first line of defense.
Agree, this is a well thought out design!
Excellent work .👉🏻👍💕
Designers! I see many people making the same gross mistake in opening an external hatch: simulate a situation where a multi-ton mass of soil, rocks and tree debris is lifted into the air by a blast wave! And all this will lie on top of the hatch cover, which opens outward and will be physically impossible to open from the inside! And even if there is an additional hole on the other side of the bunker that leads up, it will also be blocked, and the inhabitants of the bunker will be buried alive! I propose installing 2-3 manual hydraulic jacks on the door leaf, so that if the door is blocked from above, it can be raised to such a height that a person can climb through. That's the minimum.
Other day, in comment section on another TH-camrs channel, I like and watch, I suggested they observe your channel. they reside in Utah, verry close to Yellowstone.
$300K for the Big Boy + 2 Safe Shelters + Transportation & Set-Up. .. Excavation, plumbing, wiring, comeback service after the house is built, etc. Whoever bought this probably spent $750K+. It's probably closer to an even $1M. I'm glad he's in a position to protect himself this way. 11:43
No around $550 all in
With 2x 300 Water Containers, total of 600 Gallons, I'm assuming this can be filled direct from the home aboves water supply, to fill, but my question which I cannot seem to find, is once you use shower water or sink water, or even your toilet water .....
Where does this excess water and waste water go?
I am assuming this water leaves the bunker and dissperses somewhere ... HUGE FAN OF THE CHANNEL
Does osmosis water get drained back to the tank or is it wasted? I thought they need a 10 to 1 amount of water or something crazy.
I'm running straight towards the apocalypse who would want to survive it? I've been ready to die for the last 10 years. 😅
Thanks Ron love the channel and all of your great content regards from down under🦘🦘🦘
Really cool but some great stuff in that air pipe would plug it up nicely lol
very cool but what about radiation resistance? air filtration regarding radiation?
Good to know where to go if you have to.
Those doors could be used to lock someone in. Scary thought.
Saw the water and taught about RS bunker.
The gun room door has electonic lock? What if there is an emp and the lock goes broken? How to open the door then?
The whole bunker is a big Faraday cage and buried underground so the likelihood of an EMP affecting it is slim. But still dead batteries could screw you up if you don’t have spares or your in a hurry. I’d prefer old-fashioned combination.
Man loved seeing it once it was installed. How long has it taken from start to finish on this install?
God bless Atlas
This is really nice
Amazing love your bunkers. I’m definitely buying one when i win the lottery :) Found you through Canadian Preppers video!
Truly amazing
What if you include those advanced sky lamp plates in your package to enhance the space room feeling.
Out of curiosity....Why the cinder blocks under the perimeter of the shelter? I'd imagine soil will still get under the shelter over time, and why try to keep it out?
If you're 17' underground where does the water from the sinks/toilet go?
Thanks for showing me those pipes... so in a survival situation basically you just make a fire around those pipes to destroy the air quality inside the bunker to get their people to leave and then loot everything... or completely cut off air to the bunker // fill with water down all those pipes.
Nice bunker. Why heavy breathing? Bad ventilation?
need to add grow rooms and food storage. otherwise awesome.
Cool
Always wondered why the assembly’s are not put deeper?
Looks awesome, thank you for sharing...
So basically cover the air pipes if I want someone out of the bunker. Got it
I have to ask, what happened to part 4? I can't find it anywhere on here
@Ron, just out of curiosity, how do you dispose of garbage if you have to be holed up for months at a time in your bunker? Is there a garbage incinerator that you offer? What if a pet dies and you can't come out of the bunker? You gotta dispose of it somehow.
Ron I have a question. I noticed that there weren't any 90⁰ turns going into the shelter. Was that because the owner wasn't worried about it or because spacial restrictions? Sorry for what was probably a stupid question. I'm just trying to understand why someone would spend that kind of money and not do it the correct way like you said in the past. God bless and stay safe.
I want 1 of these bunkers so bad
Is there a way to make your bunkers Solar powered?
Yes it's in other Atlas videos.
What stops them from rusting out besides paint? Looks like a gamble if you need it in 20 years.
Huffing a bit. You might want to get a cardiac stress test or get some ventilation down there.
Only if he got back send ate did.
The guy has a long term illness ffs. Give him a break.
Remember that if you use RO for water filtration, you need to add minerals after, for it to be useable for consumption. I am thinking this was thought of, just throwing it out there.
VERY NICE looks GREAT well done. 😊 👍
I thought it would be over 1 million. 300k is not bad
If there is no light it is gas sealed? My garage seems to be almost gas sealed!
I See a potential problem. I see that all the gas tight doors have welded brackets for padlocks. Raiders after breaching the entry hatch door could simply lock or bolt those gas tight doors and wait for the occupants to expire. Pretty sure the raiders could locate the escape route and air intakes and sit on them or worse. Super for NBC survival. Looks like it might be less than adequate for defense. Best
Don't tell anybody you have a bunker. Most people do seem to use the safe vault doors as an entrance I think id like that myself but its also hard to get a door open when there is an AR sticking through a gun port unloading on you. You could also go out the escape hatch and hit the bad guys from behind.
But ultimately a bunker is meant to protect you from a blast, not a raid. Your defensive plan should be for your property as a whole and if you have a bunker the best defense is there is no way for anyone to know you have one.
Shoot the raiders before they get in. Duhhh
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Gee wizz Ron consider not denigrating your loyal subscribers offering, in my educated and experienced opinion, a reasonable suggestion. I noted no gun ports in and around your hatch through which to shoot up any raiders. I am quite tempted to reply with a "Duhh" however I won't stoop to that level. Enjoy your videos of your fine work. ☠⚓. Best
@@DuxGalt Pretty much my thinking. Though I think raiders can easily spot the air intakes and find the 'escape' hatch setting up an ambush of their own. Best
Ron how do you lock the shelter doors from the top hatch to the gas tight doors. For extra security shouldn't there be a way to lock them from the inside
How are the generators refueled and how are the water tanks refilled…
Yes the water tanks are and can be refilled same with the generators.
Where does the water come from? What happens when the 600 gallons run out? Is there a rain water filtration option? Or is there a way to refill the water?
I need to see a video about decontamination rooms Can you make one or do you have one. Id rather use crossbows then guns. and have a plant you can continue making arrows inside your bunker. Thank you for uploading cool videos keep it up. Please can we meet up I really need to talk to someone about bunkers.
I really need to build a bunker with someone.
Pretty Neat Mcckay...
Looks great. Where did you say this is? 🏴☠️
This question might have been asked before but why the cinderblock underneath?
To fill in the bottom Space and support the weight above it
How big the water tank? hold ? 5,000 gallons for 90 days for 4 people?
So I didn’t see food and water storage. And the generator? Is only as useful as the fuel storage. How long can the shelter sustain life re food, water, and fuel for lighting and other essentials?
Should the entrance have a 90 degree turn for gamma attenuation?
Thanks
Only weak point is the air pipe(s). I never really get the design. Almost all the same with other types.