10x20 Round Culvert - The Backyard Bunker
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Needs an emergency escape hatch in case the front hatch fails.
All that money into that and no plan B just in case and big ass wall fall on that escape hatch your done .
@@JoelTaylor734 what?! Radio !? WW3 starts who in the world are you going to call with a radio.
@@solidtangent9953 he said in a previous video the hatch can lift 16000 pounds
@@solidtangent9953 Or as simple as the lift cylinders fail. Your not lifting a 600 lb hatch from that ladder. Also, where does he get his electrical power from?
@@peterallen4605 batteries and a generator
When somebody's bomb shelter is nicer than your apartment.
Idk much but are the air pipes the life line of the bunker? Would be interesting to see how they can be hidden via a hedge, false yard ornament, ran into a small shed, through a wall and to a roof maybe? Idk. Just thinking big. What happens if someone on the outside wants in and jams it? All that being said love your work Ron! Wish I could afford one. Keep up the good work brother!
Definitely needs to be hidden ! Seems the only weak spot but it's a huge weak spot.
A few things I’d like to see different. After closing the ground level hatch would be good to be able to move the foot bridge back to hide the hatch door.
Has it ever come up to have the submarine door open to the inside if it gets blocked on the out side you would be there forever.
When he first showed it I assumed the bridge was attached.
I really wish I could afford this nice bunker! You do super work!
Always nice to see that rich people will be just fine during the apocalyps
perfect inlaw quarters!
Weld the door shut and stuff the vents is my first thought - no where near secure to rest with that set up, it’s nice but the oversight is wild
Great video. I would love to see a vid on a larger bunker too.
Keep some medicine storage too. Simple things like pain killers and of course the medicine people are usually under use. Good idea have some antibiotics covering urinary, intestinal and skin infection.
If I was solo, I'd rather just live in one of these full time. Buy a patch of land within commute distance of work, get you guys to put one of these in, build a little tool shed over it, and literally LIVE here.
Same
Personally I'd have an escape tunnel additional highly concealed air intake exhaust vents in case obvious ones get blocked by raiders etc I'd also install covert cc tv etc to keep an eye around hatch air vents etc nice video nicely equipped bunker
yes, exactly! 'cause some person could walk up and "possibly" squeeze a can of lighter fluid into the pipe and light a match and if someone undeground in the shelter is not awake they could be seriously burned or suffocated?
Two words for ya, decoy pipes
@@pieman12345678987654 they’re bound to get the right pipes though.
@@mrpoopoohead7668 the pipes lead directly into the dirt as well as into the bunker so anything that gets shoved in there will just fall into the earth and will have no effect
Yeah I've got one with all that stuff. Its better than you think.
Run them a ways up the palm tree side then put working LED lights inside. Landscape lighting accents. You also need another way out
Coming from sombody who's worked in ICBM silos your NBC scrubbers better be pretty damn good and always have back up to the back up on the power supply along with a monster H2O supply just for starters.
I've noticed so many of these safe bunkers, tornado shelters have no escape hatch. Feels like Being buried alive. enclosed in a
Just saw this. I grew up in Kansas in the 1960s.
There were credible fears of nuclear attacks. Great Duck and Cover exercises at my grade school.
My next door neighbor built a nuke shelter.
Some people laughed.
But we didn't
because our small houses had no basements.
Fall out shelters make great Tornado shelters!
Kansas is of course in the middle of Tornado Alley.
We used the shelter quite often when tornado alerts happened!
Tornadoes love to eat mobile homes and houses with no basements.
Today Tornado alerts are issued more accurately and with greater time before the tornadoes strike. So people have time to make it to their shelter.
All mobile homes should have access to an emergency shelter like this one!
Thanks
I agree. This would be an excellent tornado shelter, you could easily survive an EF-5 in this!
if anyone laughs at someone for wanting a bunker
the simple reply is "then why do governments build them ? "
How much?
Have u ever seen the duck and cover episode of south park? They are teaching the kids to duck and cover when a volcano erupts and a different episode they show the video because a monster is on the loose😂😂duck and cover From the monster yea that'll work 😂😂😂u gotta see it if u remember those drills its hilarious
I would go nuts in such a small space over a long period of time.
i had one of these in the mid 70's, in AZ loved it. i had my tv , projector and toys in it.
Seems like it might have been a good idea to at least try to disguise the air pipes up top. That’s a vulnerability.
I thought the same thing. I would paint it to make it look like a natural gas pipeline easement going through the property, or disguise them otherwise.
You can buy super realistic plastic "boulders" that are made specifically for that. They are drilled for air flow on one side. I saw some bunker company that sold these to go with their bunkers. It may even be Atlas
I was thinking the same thing about those pipes.
This is a REAL BUNKER!!! That is so cool, very inspiring to see one in action!
Gee! You got to love all the comments in here. I would bet none have even been in a private shelter, much less own one.
Why would it matter if they haven't? Anybody can figure out this bunker's flaws could lead to people dying inside. The purpose of a shelter is to protect you from danger, but if that danger suddenly impedes your air pipes or blocks your door, you're basically living inside your tomb.
That's all most people need..yeah it's going to tight but its something
Air vents above are a give away. Maybe disguise them using metal artwork like a cactus 🌵.
Wish that was available in the UK. I would get one.
Great shelter. But is there an adaptor of some kind so the air pump can be ran manually of off an exercise bike? The hand pump is great but something that would circulate the air while working out would be a game changer.
How did that couch get in there.
Mark Vandyke This is a very underrated question, take it apart maybe? I feel like just the back wouldn't make the turn in the door though.
Well, it isn't going out thats for sure.
they probably put it in there before the shelter was fully built, like when it had no roof.
All the backs pull off and then it fits through the door. We bought that exact couch as a replacment for our rv couch.
Inflatable 😉
Way too many 'what if' scenarios here. Anyone trying to force this family out of their shelter by stuffing rags in the air vents will be in for a big disappointment as the shelter is equipped a Co2 scrubber and independent oxygen supply. If you're on the surface, soaking up radiation, you'll be long dead before the stuffed air vents have any effect.
As for an obstructed hatch. A hand held pinch bar, rated for 10,000lbs can be stored in the bunker and used to overcome pretty much any debris. A hydraulic jack rated for 100 tons is also available (an M1 Abrams tank only weighs 65 tons), do the math on that.
I'll take the bunker, you can have the stuffing rags. Good luck.
Wow this is AMAZING!!!! I love it!!!
Is that a CO2 fire extinguisher for use in a sealed space?!
I noticed no escape hatch on this one.
Was thinking, for the external hatch face, where the padlock goes, is an issue for me. What if some joker puts a padlock, or even just a bit of wire, through when you are in your bunker, is there a way to still open the hatch from the inside? The last thing I would want is to get all cozied up, find out it’s a false alarm, but be locked in my bunker with no way out.
Actually you can't lock someone in by locking the hatch because there is a pin on the inside that can be pulled out to release the bar connected to the lock tongue. I used to work at underground tunnels at a grain mill that had these emergency pullout pins on the inside of the locked hatches so the workers could escape if the main exit was blocked for any reason.
@@freddiestinson1117 a sore looser could fill in the hole just for spite
I can imagine having guests when things look grim. "Look, I've got to ask you all to leave. I have to get into my bunker. There's only room for the dog and myself. So, good luck to you all."
Want this shelter and everything he has in it
That is super cool
go in there when power is out it's a lot cooler than having no ac
Now that's what I call the preparation.
Curious to know what the cost of installing one of these sized bunkers is.
Where’s the shower room? And how were you able to dig and install that in the backyard with that tight space? Thanks for sharing. I want one of those.
That crapper needs a small door to keep those yummy odors in, and for people not to have to hear others dropping one.
Except a middle class person like myself could never afford one of these
I agree no one I know can just throw that much cash at something like these
Thanks for sharing such important information. Boy oh Boy, this looks like a cost effective solution (ie: Under $200K?) for a personal family bomb or fallout shelter. Food for thought: Is the toilet a shower like in RV's? How well would this shelter stand up to severe flooding (if there is any major bodies of water in this area).
What's the price on this one? I'm looking for something like this for my backyard as well here in AZ. Looks like the perfect size for 2 people and 2 dogs👍
Great for a desert homestead, half the trouble starting a desert home is scavengers stealing from site. If i had one of these structures half built out, i could store my gear/building tools when out of town. Eventually turn the bunker into a guest home and air bnb the property up top.
"This guy is prepared for the worst"
*oener only has literally 1 hug in storage Haha 😄
Ps nice bunker tho
Really nice but I would have 2 ways out. Also I would have a slide hatch to stick a firearm out of with a camera on the outside.
This thing is awesome. Better then my little bunker. Love it bro
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Viktor Lopez 😂😂😂
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lucky lol
at least u have a bunker
Wait, have you done a video on your bunker?
Ah, i see you purchased the leather couch in a bag. Fun when they expand.
Better to move to Coober Pedy, Australia, you might find an opal while enlarging your home.
What if the trapdoor just stops working? There is no way you can push it.
How much $. ???
The prices though are only for the rich, or those who have a lot of disposable income.
I'd like to see a poured concrete basement turned into a bunker with the air filter and everything.
I assume a poured concrete top to resemble a concrete slab foundation that is placed over the basement as the celing.
How do you close and open the surface hatch from below? How did they get the couch down there because it's larger than the door into the bunker. I would love to have one like this, but it would also need to be handicap accessible as I have multiple spinal cord injuries and large amounts of my spine is fused on 3 sides.
Awesome
Great new video, Ron. Looking forward to talking soon.
I love it. BUT I'm so chlostrophobic. What if the hydraulics fail. You'll never get out and no one will hear you. You need an escape route tunnel .
Those are non electric or non machanical hydraulic its just like car's trunk door hydraulic which keeps it open
@@RohitSingh-uy1mz Trust me dude, those fail. Why do you think car manufactures sell so many replacements?
Best bunker Veri Nice ylove this
I have a question, first, won't the solar power system just be destroyed by the blast? And how can the bunker be powered alternately? Second, won't the air valve just be again, destroyed by the blast? Third, won't the escape tunnel leak through radiation? What is the overpressure valve for, and can you survive in the bunker while being inside the fireball?
Very expensive but nice
My 2 cents, the ventilation could easily be ran through the pipes holding the back porch up.
Be a bit nervous about being locked in with debris over the hatch. Needs an escape outlet.
Otherwise, looks good.
I wish I could afford one of these.
Just vhf radio. What no ham radio?
Not a safe shelter. Too many things are lose, in an strong quake, these people with get hurt with these objects.
In the upcoming ten years I'll be one of your customer, I want a bunker large enough to accommodate 50 people with a gun range(only small) a garage and is built on an island in the Philippines, I don't care how much it will cost me but I hope your up for the task.
Would be okay for 1 person for a few months maybe. A few days for a family maybe.
And the cost of a bunker like this in Spring 2023?
Is it a “real bunker at a real house”?
I wasn’t sure if that was mentioned
Ya the hatch opens on its own until it doesn’t
Nice
Better to have than not have. I like it has some flaws though. As mentioned better hidden air pipes & it should have a secondary exit. Just in case you know. I have good way in mind it should be done.
Oh by the way I would want to live in Maine cuz Maine is a good place to go fishing and lobsters
Did the owner have to get that Council approved ?
Wow, he even has coat hooks. That's amazing. He's so prepared.
Great job well done to him and thank you for the video. :)
Amigo, i envy you! Nice place for hide from my girlfriend's mom xD.
Greets from Argentina.
All this needs is medicines, and ammo/guns. Then it would be the perfect bunker.
A hatch door that lifts up is a no no. Any kind of debris could prevent the door from opening.
I think most of his bunkers have escape hatches.
Add pipes in plant and dummy pipes every where
Does he have a way to control odor in there? Because someone is going to find those breather pipes and take a righteous dump down them.
As equipped with all the scrubbers etc etc what did THIS actual unit cost??
And if the power goes out, like it would?
I want this bunker
so the theory is to live in a box in your backyard that could very well be your very expensive coffin?
What happens if someone blocks the air pipes. They are really noticeable and invite someone to tamper with them.
@joann Loves CountryLife You didn’t notice two big pieces of hooked PVC piping coming out of the ground for no apparent reason?
I was wondering if you still make these bunkers for 30k like they were advertised for in the past? I have a limited budget and am looking for land now as I write this. I was planning on having one of these installed strait away befor i consider any kind of other structure on the land. That way when i do finally build something or even throw a double wide on it i can make some kind of a hidden, access to it threw the structure's floor in some way? What i was wondering is if this shelter could house up to 6 people? I saw there was a couch in it as well we the 4bunks. What if the couch was a fold out bed and someone was forced to bring in two extra or had to chance to save two unexpected people? Also in al actuality what is the final cost of the 30k shelter? Or dose that include the installation and delivery?
Not sure what the installation of this small one would cost, but the bigger ones $100,000 and north have a $10,000 freight charge, $40,000 installation, $20,000 for off grid power, bringing the total up to $170,000 or so.
@@Tducks72 well i guess im getting a storm shelter? lol I may just pour my own concrete bunker? I can do the earthwork and forms and just have someone bring in the crete....Unless in my search for the land i find some with useful caves?LOL I gotta start playing the lotto... Ill keep looking for the 30k ones? thanks though
@@michaelw.urbansr.8617 lol yeah the lottery would be the only way I could afford it as well. I know they finance, but I wouldn’t want to be in debt for the next 10 years over it lol. Good luck with doing it yourself, I may go that route as well, if I get motivated enough lol cheers
@@Tducks72 well im looking for land now. In WV or eastern KY or TN? Trying to stay in the in the Mountains. With any valley floor heading away from DC and other targets for the enemy. With whats going on now ,Nukes could be an issue! So ill be visiting MIRA too soon! LOL The one thing i know i can do is build a solid reinforced concrete box in any shape i want it. The one thing i know ill need for it is the Air systems from Atlas. Its going to have to be able to filter radioactive particles as well! I have done a lot of research and plan to do more so that once its built it will last at least 100yrs without any maint.! Thats my goal anyway. So that any time in the next 50yrs all ill have to do is turn it on and climb in! With my modest budget i can still do it. Its just a matter of getting the land?! lol
Yolo.
Cost ???? I can't imagine. Good for him though
Dammm thats bad ass
Should have one of those in Oklahoma just as a tornado shelter.
Still my dream bunker
I’ll get there hopefully soon enough
I mean this is crazy I never thought I would find my apartment on you tube lol this is nuts lol
Quality
4 People in that small space underground would last maybe 10 hours, You are dreaming if You think 4 people would live that close for several months. After 12 hours maxium i would want out, no matter what.
They do all
The time.
It's called prison.
It's possible.
КЛАССНАЯ МОГИЛА !
Seems like a waste of time and money, especially in southern states like this where storms aren't likely, if it's built for a perceived apocalypse there is little to no chance that's happening. I guess if there's the slightest chance people will build these.
Seriously cool! It easily doubles as a man cave, office, party hangout, added living space, guest room, or relaxing area.
I was thinking it would be good to built with an entrance from inside the house. You could use it as a living room in the summer months and then still keep it equipped for a disaster.
Awesome. 8 miles south of Boston a bunker like this would fit in most any of the not so large properties here.
I'm so jealous, I try so hard to prepare, I'm a sorta young widow with a 14 year old, I think we're in trouble if shtf
If you ever get a bunker, ensure it is not built under your house bc if your house collapses on the hatch, you will not be able to get out and ensure the other hatch is as far away as possible from any buildings
stock up on canned foods, first aid, water bottles, I recommend solar power banks on amazon and ways to keep morale up
What's the cost? Great video.
Is there a way to lock people out from the inside?
What if someone turned a hose on down the air vents
It would run harmlessly into the dirt, you should check out their website, they've thought of all this stuff.
This is a small backyard??