I would also recommend a escape window. Knew a guy burned alive in a basement that only had one exit those little windows can't always be crawled though.
Our building codes require an egress window if the basement has a bedroom. Not sure about a tornado shelter. But the more openings, the greater risk from debris coming in a window. I think a bulkhead would be better.
thats a good ideal to keep the blankets covered. i didnt do it in the shelter ,but i did in the pantry room after you gave me the ideal.thanks im glad you liked the shelter i spend alot of time on it still working on it alittle every weekend
When it comes to storm shelters I believe that America should be like Sweden and Israel and if you're going to build a new structure of a home it has to have a shelter in it
My only concern without having seen any of the other videos you are talking about is the ceiling in your shelter. Is that just the floor from the first story? If so you need a reinforced concrete ceiling above you because that timber will come crashing down on you
@@KFrost-fx7dt it’s not designed to hold contouring forces of wind or the hoist itself coming down on the floor. Have you not seen footage of the aftermath of bad tornadoes? What he has is certainly better than nothing
Stumbled on this video and would like to make one simple suggestion. Invest is a roll of the heaviest mill visqueen to drape over your bedding and cloth furniture when not in use. This will cut down on dust build up. Also comes in handy if ya spring a leak. Awesome shelter
Thank you very much sir I'm very glad that you found our channel and watched our storm shelter videos but unfortunately we sold the house and are currently working on an off-grid project in the Ozarks please feel free to go like subscribe and watch our new videos thank you
Awesome you can chill on the couch and watch the tornado once it tears the floor above you off the ground. I might install seatbelts to keep from being sucked out.
Dude.... it is better than nothing, it is underground from horizontal projetiles but you have a wood roof....if your house gets hit that is going to fly off. You really need 4 inches of reinforced concrete above you. Good start and amazing space you could survive longterm down there if the wood didnt fly off and you needed to rebuild
everyone should have a basement we lived in an old trailer for 8 years paying off bills just waiting till the market made a come back from all the record 4 closures with the banks in America they had to sell those houses to someone so they could get there money back.I say its worth it to move if it gets you a basement
@@hyunjinandkookie8304 yes, almost had a tornado form in front of my house years ago. We definitely need someplace to retreat to even if those disasters very rarely occur, you’ll never know.
You are missouri too? I am in blue springs, mo. We get some wild weather. I like your storm shelter. I would feel safe knowing I could sleep there on nights where there is a tornado watch. I live in a first floor apartment so I have to go to my bathroom.
The point is to have a safe place to go in a storm. You're not going to be sleeping in it all night, or if you get hit, and it collapses. But it looks like a fun place to hang out!
We ended up selling the house and we are currently building a more secure stronger shelter in the Ozarks of Missouri feel free to go to our page click the like And subscribe and be sure to watch our new off grid solar storm shelter video series
@@KFrost-fx7dt Yeah that's exactly what I'd do in that situation, lots of potential bad weather I wouldn't want to have to keep waking up to check the weather I'd just sleep in my safe spot and be done with it
I would also remove all of the junk in there too, especially the giant knives hanging up from the rafters. I wonder what damage one of those trophies would do impaling you.
I remember the story on the news of the family who was in their basement when the F-3 tornado hit.. their house was pulled-off the foundation & the family was literally sucked-out of their basement & up into the F-3 tornado! Needless to say, the basement provided them no safe place. Also, houses can get hit by the tornado & collapse down into the basement... thus killing the basement's occupants. The only real security when a tornado comes in an underground (concrete) storm-shelter. They can be purchased for a few thousand dollars & professionally installed.
That sounds like an urban legend. A tornado isn't able suck you out from below ground. If the basement was on a slope or something and they weren't in the below ground part, that's a different story.
@@KFrost-fx7dt Actually.... that horrifying account of the tornado sucking-up the family out of their basement was on the CBS nightly (world) news. There was a CBS reporter at the scene of the tornado who was giving the report about the family in their basement who didn't make it when the F-3 tornado took a direct hit on their house. Not an urban legend at all. And yes, they were actually underground in their basement.
Yes I can see the logic with that we actually ended up selling the house at that shelter was in and we are currently building a new storm shelter on our TH-cam channel please feel free to like And subscribe and comment freely we should have a few videos of the solar off grid grow posted on our channel feel free to go watch them and soon we will be posting videos of our new storm shelter we actually have videos with the storm shelter in it but we made much progress since then
oh no the celling is hung 2x4 on brackets with 2 layers plywood on top then a layer of 4 inch thick concrete blocks with a layer of sand bags we just added
Please note that a basement with the ceiling being the subfloor above is NOT safe! It need to be reinforced concrete on all 4 walls, floor and ceiling!
I understand. Wasn't being mean however should something happen and it wasn't built properly who is to blame? Can't be that much trouble to find someone even unofficially to look. Simple little flaw they see will be worth it. Permits and inspectors don't care about what it is for. Just that it's safe.
We ended up selling the house with the shelter that you commented on feel free to go to our channel and watch our new storm shelter fallout shelter video series that we are working on I soon will be updating the channel with many videos of our small but sturdy shelter all built at a recycled material don't forget to like And subscribe thank you for leaving a comment
before id sleep my bathroom id look for an inner closet who knows you might like it in there.We are really glad u liked our storm shelter its much better now weve stocked it better and put in more beds. Can i ask what you were looking for when you stumbled across our video?I plan on posting a current video of the shelter soon as i get a better video recorder then my tablet.Do you prep?
Not saying this to offend anyone but I cant understand living in or around tornado ally. Id be too concerned about if Id make it to thr basement on time and worried about my pets if Im out somewhere. And of course my stuff too.
Basements still scare me because the ceiling is just the floor of the house I prefer concrete cellars my grandpa built one outside of his house and we would always go over there when it said there was a threat of tornadoes and just go down there and sleep didn't have to worry about the roof coming off because it was all underground and the whole thing was made out of concrete and it had a sump pump incase water came in and a window that had bullet proof glass with wire inside but was big enough for someone to crawl threw also he kept tools down there in case he needed to pry the door open from stuff that had blown on top of the door they also kept can goods,and stuff my grandma had canned also and water but we would just take the weather radio down there and crawl into bed they had bunkbeds also but it was nice because it was kinda fun sleeping down there and didn't have to woke up because of the storm when I build a house I want a basement but I want it to be concrete from ceiling to floor and make it like it's another home have a little kitchen, living area,bedrooms, bathroom so that way if my house gets blown away I can just live down there while my new house is being built on top again but it was also nice because nobody was scared or running to the cellar during the storm we just avoided and slept down there if it was a night and during the day we would just go down and watch tv but you really couldn't here to much going on outside because he made the walls so thick .
I can understand your comment about how basement scare you because the ceiling is just a floor above which is so true and about how you prefer to have concrete around you I put much thought into this comment as I heard it from several people so please feel free to go to our off grid so their project channel and take a look at the new shelter that we are building don't forget to like And subscribe
All houses prone to Tornadoes need a safe space for storms!! The government needs to start digging more holes in the ground and securing them with concrete or containers. So senseless people have to die from storms. Tornadoes scare the crap out of me. They are always in my dreams.
It is better to have a concrete bunker under ground, if you got hit by an F4 or 5 that timber roof will go poof. I heard of 2 guys that survived an F5 and all that was left was them, tornado even took the cinderblock basement walls.
it is really just a fall out shelter to protect agaist gamma and betta radiation particals from a neuclear detenation from some terrorist in the near future. it will be storage area for gear and supplies when we finish the room under the garage floor
I know this is from 2013, but i just now stumbled upon this video, and had a question for ya. I live in Indiana, and my home i bought has a basement. I do not have ANY kind of extra shelter down there. Like the shelter that you made, or a shelter that you can buy, etc. So, if there was a tornado warning, i do know to run downstairs to my basement, but WHERE do i go, that's the safest spot, in the basement?? So many different scenarios play out in my head, will we be sucked out, will my house collapse on top of us in the basement, and so on. I heard to go to the north corner of my basement, or the interior bathroom of my basement, or under the stairs, that lead to my basement!! I'm so confused!! Lol. You just seem like a very intelligent person to ask you for your opinion. I just want me and my family to be safe, in the event of a tornado. I want to know EXACTLY where to go, so that we all don't end up PANICKING!! Tornadoes really scare the living daylights out of me, it's a REAL fear of mine!! I hope to hear from ya, and thank you for your time.
Ya they always tell everyone to go too the south east corner of the basement so they know where to search first.id put a radio some water some food in the base ment and build a small cement shelter that's just big enough for your family to sit in and talk ventalate it and pour a solid concrete cap on top of it and make the door narrow and dont sit in front of the door.your not gonna get sucked out of you basement unless a f5 sits right on top of your house.
@@OffgridManiac , i think i will go ahead and take your advice!! Im hoping to try and build some kind of concrete shelter in my basement, with the help of some of my friends!! I'll pay them with a couple of cases of beer for helping!! Ha! Ha! Now that spring time is right around the corner, I'd better get a move on it. Thank you greatly for replying back to my question!! I sure do appreciate your advice and knowledge!! Thanks again brother.
we had a guy from PCEMA look it over when they came to give us an estimate for building the spare bed room under the garage floor and told us he thought the house could down on it and it would stay standing but thought it needed a better door and another support jack
The top bunks are too high off the ground. If the house goes the people in the top bunks will go with them. You need to put the top bunks on the floor.
Tornados only last for a couple hours. The roof needs to be able to NOT be able to be blown off! Electricity shouldn't be hooked up to the house! NEVER place a shelter next to a house! Have cellphones and emergency lanterns in there.
Man, it looks comfy, but at the end of the day your shelters roof is literally your upstairs floor. Wouldn't offer much protection in the Joplin tornado. having said that, I'd gladly take shelter there, as opposed to being upstairs or outside.
That's how they end the days could be upon us we sold that house that you commented on with the storm shelter in the basement and are currently working on a video series of off-grid living and building out of recycled materials one of our projects is currently a storm shelter or a fallout shelter as some call it please feel free to go to our channel and watch our new videos don't forget to like And subscribe thank you very much
the shelter in the base ment has a shelter in side it that a f 5 could hover on to of my house and it aint sucking it out ill post a updated video on my page soon so subscribe and you will see it when I post it
That room looks more comfortable then my bedroom.
Thank you but we sold the house and are building a new shelter now
Looks great sir. Well organized with specific rooms for certain things.
Thanks
I would also recommend a escape window. Knew a guy burned alive in a basement that only had one exit those little windows can't always be crawled though.
We don’t have any gas ran to our house
@melissa205oak ever use a candle or had an electric device go bad?
@@TheMoneypresident Ever had a storm shelter? Stop being such a negative twitch.
Our building codes require an egress window if the basement has a bedroom. Not sure about a tornado shelter. But the more openings, the greater risk from debris coming in a window. I think a bulkhead would be better.
That basement is absolutely amazing!!! #staysafe
thanks keep watching
Awesome job. this storm shelter could definitely save a lot of lives.
I think so too!
thats a good ideal to keep the blankets covered. i didnt do it in the shelter ,but i did in the pantry room after you gave me the ideal.thanks im glad you liked the shelter i spend alot of time on it still working on it alittle every weekend
It's a Great Space and your Family is Lucky to have it. Sure Need Lots more Storm Shelter's in the USA.
When it comes to storm shelters I believe that America should be like Sweden and Israel and if you're going to build a new structure of a home it has to have a shelter in it
@@OffgridManiac TOTALLY AGREE!
It’s important to make sure your pets (if you do have any) have a place to sleep in during a tornado warning as well.
My only concern without having seen any of the other videos you are talking about is the ceiling in your shelter. Is that just the floor from the first story? If so you need a reinforced concrete ceiling above you because that timber will come crashing down on you
Ex Mil in MA that was my comment too...
Why would it collapse? It's built to hold up the weight of the house and then some.
@@KFrost-fx7dt it’s not designed to hold contouring forces of wind or the hoist itself coming down on the floor. Have you not seen footage of the aftermath of bad tornadoes? What he has is certainly better than nothing
Did you watch the other video? He explained he put 4" thick bricks above
cause tornado can and will wipe a house down to the foundation shelters are rated for nados@@KFrost-fx7dt
It's good to have beds to sleep in during a tornado warning.
It might end up being there only place to shelter if the tornado destroys their home, should have lots of food and water on reserve just incase
You should never sleep during a tornado warning, dumbass. It’s not like they last very long. The sirens are to alert/wake your ass up!
Jackwagon.
They have a place to stay if the tornado damages the structure
You did a Great Job!
Thanks we have a new shelter now we, m🤣ved
Stumbled on this video and would like to make one simple suggestion. Invest is a roll of the heaviest mill visqueen to drape over your bedding and cloth furniture when not in use. This will cut down on dust build up. Also comes in handy if ya spring a leak. Awesome shelter
Great job thinking ahead...awesome work
Thanks
good ideas!!
Well done!
Good job! You're a smart man!
Thank you very much sir I'm very glad that you found our channel and watched our storm shelter videos but unfortunately we sold the house and are currently working on an off-grid project in the Ozarks please feel free to go like subscribe and watch our new videos thank you
Awesome you can chill on the couch and watch the tornado once it tears the floor above you off the ground. I might install seatbelts to keep from being sucked out.
Lol ya we no longer have that house we are building a new shelter
Dude.... it is better than nothing, it is underground from horizontal projetiles but you have a wood roof....if your house gets hit that is going to fly off. You really need 4 inches of reinforced concrete above you. Good start and amazing space you could survive longterm down there if the wood didnt fly off and you needed to rebuild
New shelter now
Great storm shelter.
Thanks you should see our new shelter
Damn good job!
Thanks buddy I'm doing a new shelter now I'll be posting videos of it soon
everyone should have a basement we lived in an old trailer for 8 years paying off bills just waiting till the market made a come back from all the record 4 closures with the banks in America they had to sell those houses to someone so they could get there money back.I say its worth it to move if it gets you a basement
Super Daddy iam in a tornado ally to
Well Australia doesn’t have basements because we don’t usually get tornados here But I think We should Have one just in case
@@hyunjinandkookie8304 yes, almost had a tornado form in front of my house years ago. We definitely need someplace to retreat to even if those disasters very rarely occur, you’ll never know.
Finish ceiling...for sure😮❤
Yep it's done we on to new projects
Best shelter I have ever seen
We have better now adays
What a nice shelter
Thanks check out our new video of our fall out shelter I'm building
Ive never seen a basement being from South East Texas but your basement looks pretty big. I wish we had those.
Thanks please subscribe
You are lucky! There was a tornado today and I wasnt allowed in my basement
You are missouri too? I am in blue springs, mo. We get some wild weather. I like your storm shelter. I would feel safe knowing I could sleep there on nights where there is a tornado watch. I live in a first floor apartment so I have to go to my bathroom.
The point is to have a safe place to go in a storm. You're not going to be sleeping in it all night, or if you get hit, and it collapses. But it looks like a fun place to hang out!
We ended up selling the house and we are currently building a more secure stronger shelter in the Ozarks of Missouri feel free to go to our page click the like And subscribe and be sure to watch our new off grid solar storm shelter video series
If there are multiple severe storm warnings at night, might as well just stay down there and get cozied in.
@@KFrost-fx7dt Yeah that's exactly what I'd do in that situation, lots of potential bad weather I wouldn't want to have to keep waking up to check the weather I'd just sleep in my safe spot and be done with it
Good stuff man
thanks man but you watching old videos go check out the shelter in our new videos
Super Daddy
I live in west texas, you should have concrete reinforced ceiling, I would go with a f4 min rating
I would also remove all of the junk in there too, especially the giant knives hanging up from the rafters. I wonder what damage one of those trophies would do impaling you.
Its cleaner then my mind.
GLAD YOU THINK ITS CLEAN THANKS ALOT
nice
Thanks I sold that house a few years ago and bought a few different apartments we continued our fallout shelter videos on our you tube channel
@@OffgridManiac very nice
Sweet
You need a room with no windows for a tornado
Karen Putnam watch the ntire video
I remember the story on the news of the family who was in their basement when the F-3 tornado hit.. their house was pulled-off the foundation & the family was literally sucked-out of their basement & up into the F-3 tornado! Needless to say, the basement provided them no safe place. Also, houses can get hit by the tornado & collapse down into the basement... thus killing the basement's occupants. The only real security when a tornado comes in an underground (concrete) storm-shelter. They can be purchased for a few thousand dollars & professionally installed.
Thanks for watching be sure to subscribe
@@OffgridManiac I just subscribed!
That sounds like an urban legend. A tornado isn't able suck you out from below ground. If the basement was on a slope or something and they weren't in the below ground part, that's a different story.
@@KFrost-fx7dt Actually.... that horrifying account of the tornado sucking-up the family out of their basement was on the CBS nightly (world) news. There was a CBS reporter at the scene of the tornado who was giving the report about the family in their basement who didn't make it when the F-3 tornado took a direct hit on their house. Not an urban legend at all. And yes, they were actually underground in their basement.
@@websurfin9575 being on the news hardly makes something true, especially when it's physically impossible.
We need a basement
I think if I had to live in Tornado Alley, I'd forget about a house and just build a shelter.
Yes I can see the logic with that we actually ended up selling the house at that shelter was in and we are currently building a new storm shelter on our TH-cam channel please feel free to like And subscribe and comment freely we should have a few videos of the solar off grid grow posted on our channel feel free to go watch them and soon we will be posting videos of our new storm shelter we actually have videos with the storm shelter in it but we made much progress since then
oh no the celling is hung 2x4 on brackets with 2 layers plywood on top then a layer of 4 inch thick concrete blocks with a layer of sand bags we just added
Please note that a basement with the ceiling being the subfloor above is NOT safe! It need to be reinforced concrete on all 4 walls, floor and ceiling!
We have a new shelter go watch our videos
looks good but just to be safe id bord tyhe windows
Would you consider adding a half bath down there? Kinda looks like thats the only thing I didn't see.
I understand. Wasn't being mean however should something happen and it wasn't built properly who is to blame? Can't be that much trouble to find someone even unofficially to look. Simple little flaw they see will be worth it. Permits and inspectors don't care about what it is for. Just that it's safe.
Good I like it this could even work in cold war
We ended up selling the house with the shelter that you commented on feel free to go to our channel and watch our new storm shelter fallout shelter video series that we are working on I soon will be updating the channel with many videos of our small but sturdy shelter all built at a recycled material don't forget to like And subscribe thank you for leaving a comment
if you add a blast door and an nbc air filter you could ride out a nuke
great work
We have a new shelter check out our new videos
We have a new better shelter check out our videos
before id sleep my bathroom id look for an inner closet who knows you might like it in there.We are really glad u liked our storm shelter its much better now weve stocked it better and put in more beds. Can i ask what you were looking for when you stumbled across our video?I plan on posting a current video of the shelter soon as i get a better video recorder then my tablet.Do you prep?
My damn basement floods damn it its very very deep. Orginial owner tried to build a fallout shelter walls are 4 feet thick is this suppiciant
+Julie Gamarra what
Not saying this to offend anyone but I cant understand living in or around tornado ally. Id be too concerned about if Id make it to thr basement on time and worried about my pets if Im out somewhere. And of course my stuff too.
Basements still scare me because the ceiling is just the floor of the house I prefer concrete cellars my grandpa built one outside of his house and we would always go over there when it said there was a threat of tornadoes and just go down there and sleep didn't have to worry about the roof coming off because it was all underground and the whole thing was made out of concrete and it had a sump pump incase water came in and a window that had bullet proof glass with wire inside but was big enough for someone to crawl threw also he kept tools down there in case he needed to pry the door open from stuff that had blown on top of the door they also kept can goods,and stuff my grandma had canned also and water but we would just take the weather radio down there and crawl into bed they had bunkbeds also but it was nice because it was kinda fun sleeping down there and didn't have to woke up because of the storm when I build a house I want a basement but I want it to be concrete from ceiling to floor and make it like it's another home have a little kitchen, living area,bedrooms, bathroom so that way if my house gets blown away I can just live down there while my new house is being built on top again but it was also nice because nobody was scared or running to the cellar during the storm we just avoided and slept down there if it was a night and during the day we would just go down and watch tv but you really couldn't here to much going on outside because he made the walls so thick .
I can understand your comment about how basement scare you because the ceiling is just a floor above which is so true and about how you prefer to have concrete around you I put much thought into this comment as I heard it from several people so please feel free to go to our off grid so their project channel and take a look at the new shelter that we are building don't forget to like And subscribe
Wow!! What fun memories for you-how many kids got to do something like that? Your grandfather sounds like he was/is an amazing man. Very cool. ☺️
All houses prone to Tornadoes need a safe space for storms!! The government needs to start digging more holes in the ground and securing them with concrete or containers. So senseless people have to die from storms. Tornadoes scare the crap out of me. They are always in my dreams.
It is better to have a concrete bunker under ground, if you got hit by an F4 or 5 that timber roof will go poof. I heard of 2 guys that survived an F5 and all that was left was them, tornado even took the cinderblock basement walls.
So loose sand bags and bricks will come down just like balloons on New Years Eve when the tornado comes. And the timber. What could possibly go wrong?
it is really just a fall out shelter to protect agaist gamma and betta radiation particals from a neuclear detenation from some terrorist in the near future. it will be storage area for gear and supplies when we finish the room under the garage floor
All set unless the house is hit by a tornado and collapses downward
I know this is from 2013, but i just now stumbled upon this video, and had a question for ya. I live in Indiana, and my home i bought has a basement. I do not have ANY kind of extra shelter down there. Like the shelter that you made, or a shelter that you can buy, etc. So, if there was a tornado warning, i do know to run downstairs to my basement, but WHERE do i go, that's the safest spot, in the basement?? So many different scenarios play out in my head, will we be sucked out, will my house collapse on top of us in the basement, and so on. I heard to go to the north corner of my basement, or the interior bathroom of my basement, or under the stairs, that lead to my basement!! I'm so confused!! Lol. You just seem like a very intelligent person to ask you for your opinion. I just want me and my family to be safe, in the event of a tornado. I want to know EXACTLY where to go, so that we all don't end up PANICKING!! Tornadoes really scare the living daylights out of me, it's a REAL fear of mine!! I hope to hear from ya, and thank you for your time.
Ya they always tell everyone to go too the south east corner of the basement so they know where to search first.id put a radio some water some food in the base ment and build a small cement shelter that's just big enough for your family to sit in and talk ventalate it and pour a solid concrete cap on top of it and
make the door narrow and dont sit in front of the door.your not gonna get sucked out of you basement unless a f5 sits right on top of your house.
@@OffgridManiac , i think i will go ahead and take your advice!! Im hoping to try and build some kind of concrete shelter in my basement, with the help of some of my friends!! I'll pay them with a couple of cases of beer for helping!! Ha! Ha! Now that spring time is right around the corner, I'd better get a move on it. Thank you greatly for replying back to my question!! I sure do appreciate your advice and knowledge!! Thanks again brother.
For those tornados that last more than 3 or 4 days, accept NO substitute!!!
Hopefully it wont fill with water after a strong rain storm.
We have sold that house and moved on to a new project check out our recent posts
Just looks like a basement
I've seen a basement smaller than the comment section
Kind of just looks like a regular basement...is the ceiling reinforced? And are the walls thick?
Jenny Lynch we are moving out of the basement house so its on to bigget and better videos thanks for watching
Jenny Lynch ya a foot thick thiryeen foot under ground
Super Daddy cool! ❤️
dude your ready for the zombies
we had a guy from PCEMA look it over when they came to give us an estimate for building the spare bed room under the garage floor and told us he thought the house could down on it and it would stay standing but thought it needed a better door and another support jack
The top bunks are too high off the ground. If the house goes the people in the top bunks will go with them. You need to put the top bunks on the floor.
We built a new shelter
Tornados only last for a couple hours. The roof needs to be able to NOT be able to be blown off! Electricity shouldn't be hooked up to the house! NEVER place a shelter next to a house! Have cellphones and emergency lanterns in there.
We moved and upgraded
Man, it looks comfy, but at the end of the day your shelters roof is literally your upstairs floor. Wouldn't offer much protection in the Joplin tornado. having said that, I'd gladly take shelter there, as opposed to being upstairs or outside.
That's how they end the days could be upon us we sold that house that you commented on with the storm shelter in the basement and are currently working on a video series of off-grid living and building out of recycled materials one of our projects is currently a storm shelter or a fallout shelter as some call it please feel free to go to our channel and watch our new videos don't forget to like And subscribe thank you very much
What State And City Was This In What Time Did This Tornado Happen At Night?
Lots of tornadoes here
Where's the food, water and electricity generator?
Bro can have 10 people be in his house during WW3
Sold it we're on a new project
Check.us out on TH-cam offgridmaniac
Sucks living next to the miss. River cuz they cant build basements due to the probability of flooding
Ya I bet the river floods build above ground
Just a thought: What if the tornado picks up your house and sucks you out with it? You have no protection over your head.
the shelter in the base ment has a shelter in side it that a f 5 could hover on to of my house and it aint sucking it out ill post a updated video on my page soon so subscribe and you will see it when I post it
Allan Cross. Ya you didnt see the shelter
What about air circulation?
It's ventilated
Weak point ceiling
Can you live under there 😂😂
hell yes you can live there
Anyone can live in there. Even your pets!
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