I also love the fact that the truck bringing the secret bunker to the "undisclosed location" was bright yellow and completely plastered with signage advertising that they make secret bunkers.
By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
$95K base price is actually quite reasonable. I see a lot of value for the $$$ here. If this home ever goes on the market I believe a high end bunker like this will add significant $$$ to the sale price.
It is not high end bunker. By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
@@PRO_Moscow yep. a nuclear blast neaby would not be pleasent in this. I would want to go another 10ft down and add other protections. but this is still way better than other companies bunkers.
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Canadian Prepper Psh, I'd probably live in it. Put a dog house at entrance with a big dog, make it look like a parking lot with broken down cars. Perfect cover.
I referred my friend about your product. He is chief warrant officer 3, black hawk helicopter pilot, but since he just came back from Afghanistan, he told his wife they have to start prepping, now. Thanks for your service.
Jonas Arnalti oh and also js I’m not even close to a liberal. Saftey is just important because it’s the culture I’ve worked in for awhile. It’s important because in construction we want everyone to go home to their families at the end of the day.
Well this is recorded anyways they don’t use them for non-public installations Look at some of his videos on the bunkers while they’re just being shipped out from the factory and not installed on video He sends them out on unmarked shipping trucks
The mob in italy has these type of bunkers all over the place to hide the wanted high ups. there is a decent short documentary about it here on youtube
A basement with no windows, a reinforced steel ceiling, a blast door, an air filtration system, and a secret entrance. The pre-built unit here seems a bit easier...only problem is what do you do when a house is already in place? Any tunnel options to get to the back yard? I live in fl, so I hit water at 5ft when I dig...so it's not an option for me😥
@@bowtech6372 Keep being a keyboard warrior. That insult will do no harm to me my dude. How pathetic... To bring up such an infant insult to a random conversation. Hope you realise you sound 12...
And there is no bedroom to actually sleep in there for days.. only thing you can do there, is cooking, drinking wine, shitting and taking a shower. I would also say the air pipes are stupid because they lead to the kitchen of your house.. what when the house is burning?? I would install the pipes 50m away outside hidden in a steel and concrete box with air vents and special filters. Plus some extra oxygen bottles when there was a problem with getting fresh air.
Its not about surviving the apocalypse, its about surviving many other things. That shelter in the video is NBC rated. However, i doubt you know what that means without using Google to find out.
@@RicArmstrong how is it nuclear rated!? A fallout last months if not years, nowhere near enough food... Chemical and biological would probably be ok if it didn't last long. Plus it isn't very deep of radiation protection.
Would’ve been nice to see the emergency escape hatch and how it works, and the generator and how that works. Also, would’ve been nice to see how the Air filtration system works as well and how the bathroom functions if the house above it gets destroyed and you had to stay down there for a while. Or, is there a way out if the house above gets destroyed. Is there a part two to this video with the completion of the house that’s going above it?? Is this just a lounge area with a wine cellar, or can you store food in survival supplies in this bunker in case you had to stay home there for a while??
@@Charlie_Ses ''relax''? Your reply begs the question; Why are 'you' looking at Bunkers? Relax' much? 😂 The premise of needing a bunker or those that want them is the antithesis of ''relax'', so yeah, the OP, did just fine. lol
The BBC recreated a street from WW2 together with quite simple bomb shelters and tested it against various sized bombs. Even the puniest shelters made from some corrugated iron and a bit of soil on top were actually very effective against bombs that exploded very close by. It was only when they replicated a V2 rocket that the serious damage was done. You have to be quite close to a bomb for it to be dangerous (and as I spent my 20s and 30s in London when the IRA were setting off bombs, I'm quite familiar with them). You can follow the BBC documentary here - th-cam.com/video/L0v2Uq8z7aI/w-d-xo.html What they learned from the V2 was that it wasn't the explosion that was the problem, but the falling earth after it sent up debris from a crater. A direct hit will wipe out most shelters, but near hits are survivable. Still, I think that Americans are rather crazy if they think they are being targeted away from population centers or military targets. Even the North Koreans won't waste a valuable bomb on 'Springville, Arkansas'.
@@horsenuts1831 My hometown area has numerous military bases including the biggest naval base on the East coast. We all knew if the USSR/Russians ever launched nukes, we'd be among the first to die. But yes, most of the nation wouldn't be targets.
The air pipes are just stupid because they lead to the kitchen of your house.. what if the house is burning?? I would install the pipes >50m away outside hidden in a steel and concrete box hidden in a bush with air vents and special filters. Plus some extra oxygen bottles when there was a problem with getting fresh air.
@@isaklarsson5241 Not if someone discovers it from atop the outside.. and Blocks the escape door.. prob.needs 4 escape routes..guess I'm just paranoid !
During a SHTF scenario communications with the outside world will be very important. As an Amateur Radio operator, I would like to see options available to accommodate radios and associated wiring such as power and antenna cables. Maybe even a separate partitioned area for a "ham shack".
How many atomic bombs exist today?Nine countries together possess around 15,000 nuclear weapons. The United States and Russia maintain roughly 1,800 of their nuclear weapons on high-alert status - ready to be launched within minutes of a warning. Most are many times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945.
lol have you ever been in a house while a tornado hits it, I have don't want to do it again, just a church ed up storm shelter and if they have the money then why not. Also a good root cellar
You use the escape hatch at the opposite end. As the guy said a house is to built on top. So you would have to get into the house or remains of, then find the entrance, etc, etc.
Excellent shelter. I would like double or even tripple air intakes to ensure non blockage of air. A house built on top is perfect as combustion, exhaust pipes can be concealed inside walls. With grilles 10' feet high or through roof, a termination pipe on a 12/12 pitch roof even better as no one could climb it easily.
What prevents someone from locking you inside? In the event that the building on top collapses over the door, are there any countermeasures for escape or are you just trapped until death? I would suggest a couple simple solutions....the locking panel can be severed from the inside so you can't be locked in, and maybe side access to the dirt wall with shovels in the case you have to dig your way out from a collapse. I mean, I'm just spitballing but it seems you have some glaring problems with something that is supposed to "save your life."
@@ThatOnlyDev LOL. The escape hatch is only a few feet away from the main entrance & isn’t hidden very well. All someone outside would need to do is cover up both exits & everyone inside suffocates to death or starves to death.
There's folks going crazy after just 2 weeks of quarantine in their homes. Imagine at least 6 months in something underground and the size of a shipping container & no natural daylight?
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Looks beautiful guys! May I ask, why would you design it that you have to go from a double secured area, into a non secured area to access the generator?
Jerry Henderson these ones are completely customizable, so you can have what you want on the inside. I think this one was designed as a wine cellar/ man cave, that could also function as a fallout shelter if needed. There are larger versions of this one where you get this big space, plus a bedroom that goes behind that home sign with the escape tunnel and gun cabinet in the bedroom. They are more expensive though.
I'd suggest it would be worth putting rebar in the concrete, especially in the short span of the roof near to the steel work, stood off by spacer blocks. It would make it a lot stronger & not cost a lot compared to the total build cost. Bar 6 (3/4 inch diameter) on 8 inch centres or closer across the 10ft direction, with bar 3 (3/8) about every foot in the 30ft long direction resting on top of them could be good. Perhaps some reinforcing mesh used for the sides.
Looking at it on a bigger screen now, they do seem to have put a bit of light rebar in the 30 ft direction. 1 inch holes drilled all along the centre of each of the 30 ft long direction steel C beams before the shelter was assembled could have proved useful to thread some heavier rebar, each bar about 11ft 6 in, long through them for a blast shelter.
It seems a reasonably built bunker for somebody keen on having one.I'm sure they'd happily put more rebar around it if people wanted that & to spend a little more.
This is great as a storm shelter. I see a lot of people coming up with extreme and unlikely circumstances just to talk it down. Sure it’s not perfect for long term survival, but for temporary safety it is much safer than hiding in a bedroom that’s not reinforced. Maybe it wouldn’t suffice against a professional hit man but if this owner was intending it for that purpose then at the very least it wouldn’t be televised. As for common criminals, the authorities are usually notified by an alarm or the homeowner. I’m willing to bet the guy who’s looking for valuables isn’t going to stick around and try to ‘Macguyver’ a way to kill the homeowner or break into the bunker.
Yeah, agree with you on that. Down here in Australia, most people who live in the bush, in a bushfire prone area or high-impact storm area generally have these kinds of bunkers in case of natural disaster (which happens quite often).
O K it looks nice but Its merely just a heavily fortified wine cellar. A fallout shelter has no need for a full bathroom and kitchen. Utilities will not work and water might not be potable. I also see no room for storage anywhere
William, they said the storage is somewhat concealed. They would likely have stored water and filtration systems. then there is the wine lol. It has a generator room! Why not have a bathroom and kitchen?
stee vo I highly doubt they had enough to survive 2 weeks. They pretty much made an underground chill spot. Could've just saved the money and bought a Home Depot Shed to chill in.
right i would want it done as quietly as possible an little to no people knowing whats going on only people that need to know is the ones building and installing it and the owners
I like this one for the main living area. I also like the concrete covering as extra protection. However, I’d want to add some culvert sections tied to it for bedrooms, restroom and storage areas each with their own escape hatches. I’d also have periscope tubes for antennas and video cameras.
It is not high end bunker. By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
Each room with their own escape tunnels? So youre going to have a dozen different ways to ingress and egress? Can we count the ways that this is pure insanity?
Great idea in theory and a couple good qualities. However I see many issues, straight up flaws and possible security risks with it's design and installation.
I feel like asking where is the food supply? Or are the folks just planning on getting wasted on the wine? Better question, how long would this shelter support 2 or 4 people?
For the money you charge for bunkers I would think you could provide a better locking system for the main entrance. A padlock really and on the outside at that.
It's always nice to see those Hanson boys working. I see Big Ben, Haus, Little Haus and is that Martha's son Terry-Jack? plus Larry's cousin Luther Hegs.
I like the idea of using a shipping container as an underground dwelling, but, I'm not into the survival part. I would just appreciate the climate advantages to living under ground. My design would be underground living quarters on the side of a hill with a concrete silo for entertaining and scenery. Possible something like Andrew Camarata's shipping container castle tower.
David Allen I wouldn't want to be around after a catastrophic event like that. I would rather just go and meet my maker. With that said, I have thought about shipping containers underground as well. There are a few videos on TH-cam that show that the shipping containers collapse when they are buried underground. What a shame, you can have them in 40 ft. lengths and weld/bolt them together and have a nice setup for a good price.
Don't bury a shipping container without extensive waterproofing & strengthening. They are only made of thin pressed steel & only super strong at the corners to "stack 'em high". The floors are not steel sheet, but are made of wooden sheets clipped to loads of steel C beams. Some people turn them upside down then weld steel plate onto the inverted C beams & reinforce the sides etc., but it's a lot of work. Shipping containers are designed to eventually sink for insurance purposes,so they don't float around forever until the collide with ships, hence the wood floors. The floors are strong enough to drive vehicles into them or put in heavy goods.
Can your bunker keep you from harm during a fire? After the Carr Fire in 2018 my town lost over 900 homes so adding 1 of these to a home rebuild would be a smart idea.
Why a coffin or tomb? There's an escape hatch, and a stair case. It may save your life in a disaster or WROL situation, but it isn't going to kill you.
@@catlover1986 You are right. The thing about bunkers or fallout shelters, is that most people say they're a daft idea, but if there was a nuclear war or disaster, most people would want to be in one & suddenly change their minds. Talk is cheap in peace time. Although this one is close to the surface, its 1 foot concrete roof & about 18 inches of earth on top would give a protection factor of about 1000 against fallout. The direct radiation from nukes is more penetrating, so I'd have put 3 feet or more of earth above for a blast shelter.Our small MOD bunkers only had 3 feet above their reinforced concrete roofs. We had over 1500 of the smaller bunkers built that way all over the UK, & lots of larger headquarters bunkers.Most bunkers would have survived a nuclear attack, & protected those inside.
@@michaelthomas3105 True. Bunkers aren't perfect, but when a nuke lands nearby, or even far away, or a tornado or period of civil unrest comes, a bunker is orders of magnitude than not having a bunker.
@@catlover1986 Hi, I don't really understand why people get so upset about the idea of bunkers. People spend out a lot on cars, or whatever, why not on a bunker if they want one? I've built them & worked in them. Have a nice day.
These guys work for a shelter building company. I'd bet my left nut they have their own shelters and if they didn't they know the location of about 500 other shelters that are better than yours. They don't give a fuck and neither should you.
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Smart set up on the air intake, that you can't pour anything down it, but what do you do if your hiding down there and someone tapes a plastic bag over the air intake?
@@ilmpyt LOL you can’t be serious. You wouldnt be able to store that much oxygen down there if someone on the surface is pumping gas or other fumes into the bunker non-stop 24/7. These bunkers will most likely become very fancy tombs if sh*t ever hits the fan.
@@Bishop228 This is my fear. I don't know that my claustrophobia would allow be to stay in one of these bunkers. I'd rather go out in the first blast. I have no desire to live in a dystopian world (although we're getting there).
Every couch-hero knows best.....but wouldnt it be smart to put the entrance a bit deeper than the actual living area? That way radio-active particles that stick to shoes or fall in the entrance are at a lower level than the living space...
That silo looks like a monolithic dome airform. It's basically an inflatable canvas bounce house, until the interior is coated with a few inches of Urethane foam, a net of rebar, and then a few inches of shotcrete. More rebar and shotcrete can be added to the exterior. And that rebar can be made of basalt, to prevent spalling. By the sound of it, another dome was going to go on top of the bunker itself. www.monolithic.org The advantage of that is that the dome itself is virtually indestructible, as it's an arch and any blast is going to flow around a reinforced concrete structure instead of into a perpendicular wall. The concrete also provides an additional degree of protection from fallout, and depending on the windows, EMP protection. That bunker will be quite well protected. Out of curiosity, I wonder how well a culvert type bunker would do if it were wrapped in a cage of rebar and sprayed with a liberal amount of shotcrete.
Remember it is built under a house. Hidden. If you found one intake, maybe they didn't show you it has a slit for multiple air intake/exhaust hidden elsewhere. Remember you are snooping after a major event, so who is to say he doesn't trap you snooping in the house. His hidden cameras see you and the friends snooping, releases knock out gas and cleans up the meat.
Since the bunker itself and the assembly with the stairs are separate, when were they welded together? Were they welded before the epoxy was sprayed over the bunker or after inside that was done?
Just from their comments that this guy shouting at the installers, it was hard to watch this movie, some people can destroy a potential good idea, just by opening there mouth.
Yep, guy has no respect for workers. This is sort of a promotional for the business and potential customers are seeing his treatment of people ???? Real smooth!
Absolutely awesome, this is one of the best underground bunkers I have ever seen! One thing you should think about is have Emergency Lighting on the walls going up the stairs! 😊👍
So, what happens if you are down inside this bunker and a flash flood or landslide or mudslide or earthquake or even a forest fire occurs in the day time or middle of the night on or near your property. What's the guarantee that you can escape in time? I realize that you have an escape hatch but, let's say there's a raging forest fire going on at ground level, and the smoke and fire sneaks down into the vents. What do you do then?
Then you are fucked. It’s supposed to reduce your chances of dying, not completely make you omnipotent. It’s not some sort of mod menu that can just give you god mode and infinite health. You probably are one of those kids that take a water resistant Samsung Galaxy into the tub and then cry false advertising when it doesn’t work.
Dude. You have like no room for anything in that? Also, do those air pipes have filters in them against airborne contaminants like viruses or fallout? This is definitely a really cool design and all, I like it a lot, but with there being no room for jack shit in there other than comforts and not actual necessities, I call that poor prepping. I'd say you need an entire other container for food, water, medical supplies, ammo, etc. If shit hits the fan, I'm not gonna be worrying about having a wine rack, that's for sure.
he turned it into a wine cellar lol it's not really a bunker, besides who the fuck stores wine in a fucking bunker? friends over for dinner and you forgot the wine, oh let me just open up my bunker to get some
I’ll take the shelter shell and retrofit it with stuff you REALLY need in a nuclear fallout. This is like living glam post nuke. Nothing glam about it when shit hits the fan. It’s gonna be messy. It’s gonna be cramped. Food supply.. medical supply.. control room for radiation and comm equipments.. weapons... ammos.. folding cots or hanging cots to sleep in.. those are the necessities.. These people only have the money to waste but don’t think “survival”. The world ain’t much worth living in if the only people to survive are idiots.
Okay he said it poorly but I agree that this is not what I want to see inside the "shelter". This should be ultra utilitarian with metal everything and bunk beds on the wall, etc. Also I agree if I did something like this, I'd purchase another one to go beside it for storage. Truth be told they should design this with two of the cargo containers about 8 feet apart with the entrance coming down between them. The generator room could be off of the storage room so it wouldn't be so loud also. Having the storage room would provide a place for extra propane which I assume is what the generator, runs off of. As a note, having solar on top of the house feed this would be a bonus. Maybe a system to also pull water from an inground pool.
I don’t get why it locks from the outside...? You just mentioned people pouring gas in the pipes.. well now when you’re in it, people can just walk right in lol or even better!! LOCK YOU IN!!!! Wow guys... lock on the outside is a poor choice! I would be very upset as a customer if I got a door someone else could put a lock on and lock me in... THINK.
Kyle These guys should hire you as a consultant, they've designed and built hundreds of these, and it took you to point out they've been building them wrong all along.
Agreed. It's just a cozy elaborate storm cellar for 48 hours riding out a bad storm. Could be handy as a panic room or bolt hole as long as nobody knows you're down there but with a generator noise and other systems working it's giving itself away. Plus it's been on T.V. so it's known. For nuclear war, you need a plan for moving forward after the first days anyway. Two people can't survive in that space indefinitely or even long term by itself. Cool man cave though.
@@surfingtothestars you don't seem to understand how fallout works. the beta radiation from fallout wouldn't penetrate a layer of cardboard. it's ingestion that you have to worry about.
How about when you're inside someone put a lock on the blast door and stakes out the escape hatch till you come out and Someone gets in behind you. Your sealed in your bunker and they get in your generator room damages it and forces you out the escape hatch. I don't mean to be negative as I think these bunkers are a great concept. However I do think I'd like my power sorce in the bunker with me and a long escape tunnel. Great video guys keep them coming.
Bunkers first and foremost protect you from the initial blast of a nuclear weapon and the high levels of radiation immediately following. You can be prepared for raiders as much as you like, but that doesn't matter if your guts are falling out due to radiation poisoning.
If they're outside then you should be too. A bunker is not a fort. Once the fallout decays you setup surveillance and defense, get on the radio, plant vegetables, and go raiding yourself.
How do you close and open that hydraulic door from the inside. I’m assuming you don’t just leave it open when you go down there. Didn’t see a grab handle or anything.
I also love the fact that the truck bringing the secret bunker to the "undisclosed location" was bright yellow and completely plastered with signage advertising that they make secret bunkers.
Shhhhh
He's truly special. And the inside looks 1970's
I'm learning as much if not more from the comments as I am from the videos themselves. Thank you.
Wishing I had one of these right now.
I'm thinking the same with the Russian situation, I bet a lot of people are
@@DocHolliday3841 не только американцы думают о бункере, но и некоторые русские
You should get one built NOW!!
@@DocHolliday3841 let the US not send weapons and everything will end, otherwise Russia will wipe everyone off the face of the earth
By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
As an excavator operator myself, those banks are a thing of beauty. Operator takes pride in his work.
Dad?
@@iodinecola326 Mom?
Nice berms indeed
It's called hand shovels....🤪🤪
$95K base price is actually quite reasonable. I see a lot of value for the $$$ here. If this home ever goes on the market I believe a high end bunker like this will add significant $$$ to the sale price.
It is not high end bunker. By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
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@@PRO_Moscow yep. a nuclear blast neaby would not be pleasent in this. I would want to go another 10ft down and add other protections. but this is still way better than other companies bunkers.
You really think the average home buyer is going to pay extra because theres a metal tin can buried underground? If anything it devalues the land.
@@CookedOnionsunquestionably yes it will increase land value.
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@@AtlasSurvivalShelters omg a colabb would be awsome maybe show him around a bunker and he can talk about how to properly stock a bunker
If only All American Preppers could afford such luxury accommodations.
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Canadian Prepper Psh, I'd probably live in it. Put a dog house at entrance with a big dog, make it look like a parking lot with broken down cars. Perfect cover.
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The truck with the ads all over it driving out to my secret bunker location would not make me happy as client.
Not to mention "Behind there is the gun cabinet, over there is the escape tunnel"
This whole operation was amateurish. No hard hats, no gloves, no one person in charge...I would not want those guys installing my stuff.
Jonas Arnalti I kinda agree with him though. It was pretty Amateur and unprofessional how they all were dressed and how they acted on site.
Jonas Arnalti oh and also js I’m not even close to a liberal. Saftey is just important because it’s the culture I’ve worked in for awhile. It’s important because in construction we want everyone to go home to their families at the end of the day.
Well this is recorded anyways they don’t use them for non-public installations
Look at some of his videos on the bunkers while they’re just being shipped out from the factory and not installed on video
He sends them out on unmarked shipping trucks
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Fallout shelter is just a cover, i bet the husband will use that as a man cave
Like any real man would ever tell his wife. The only reason his wifw would find out about it if the SHTF is that the man needs a sandwich.
Is a husband someone who keeps a woman!
your dang right I bet too
EXACTLY my thoughts....
Wife: "You're sleeping in the Dog House tonight!"
Me: "No problem honey, see you next week."
Me: "Are you sure he is gone"!
Her: " Yip! Good old reliable has gone to sleep with some dog"!
Anything wrong with using this as a primary residence for like a single guy who might have accidentally killed someone in another country?
Are you asking this for a 'friend'? :D
Send lawyers, guns, and money.
hahah epic!
Dad, get me out of this.
The mob in italy has these type of bunkers all over the place to hide the wanted high ups. there is a decent short documentary about it here on youtube
Look - its a basement, just a lot more expensive..
we'll see how your basement holds up when a nuclear bomb explodes or when there's catastrophe happening.
The wine cellar is purely marketing. It's your problem if you do not stack food while everything is right
A basement with no windows, a reinforced steel ceiling, a blast door, an air filtration system, and a secret entrance. The pre-built unit here seems a bit easier...only problem is what do you do when a house is already in place? Any tunnel options to get to the back yard? I live in fl, so I hit water at 5ft when I dig...so it's not an option for me😥
@@bowtech6372 Keep being a keyboard warrior. That insult will do no harm to me my dude. How pathetic... To bring up such an infant insult to a random conversation. Hope you realise you sound 12...
@@thatjdmfd but did i lie? no, no i did not
Looks like there’s enough food storage space for about 3 hours.
True 😂😂😂
Whahahahahha damn 9/10
@S D they have a ventilation system
And there is no bedroom to actually sleep in there for days.. only thing you can do there, is cooking, drinking wine, shitting and taking a shower. I would also say the air pipes are stupid because they lead to the kitchen of your house.. what when the house is burning?? I would install the pipes 50m away outside hidden in a steel and concrete box with air vents and special filters. Plus some extra oxygen bottles when there was a problem with getting fresh air.
exactly what I was thinking, lol!
If it were mine, id want the escape tunnel to go 1/4 mile away.
The your tunnel is bigger than the bunker XD anyway these are useless, way too small for even a bug to survive an apocalypse.
Its not about surviving the apocalypse, its about surviving many other things. That shelter in the video is NBC rated. However, i doubt you know what that means without using Google to find out.
@@RicArmstrong how is it nuclear rated!? A fallout last months if not years, nowhere near enough food... Chemical and biological would probably be ok if it didn't last long. Plus it isn't very deep of radiation protection.
No offence, Harry, but I would do some more reading. It's too much to explain here.
@@BrentonSimon what more is there to read? This shelter would be useless in a full scale nuclear war simple.
Would’ve been nice to see the emergency escape hatch and how it works, and the generator and how that works. Also, would’ve been nice to see how the Air filtration system works as well and how the bathroom functions if the house above it gets destroyed and you had to stay down there for a while. Or, is there a way out if the house above gets destroyed. Is there a part two to this video with the completion of the house that’s going above it?? Is this just a lounge area with a wine cellar, or can you store food in survival supplies in this bunker in case you had to stay home there for a while??
Relax
Wouldn’t be smart to post all of that
Exactly……
Nope because this is just a big scam. They're spreading fear to sell their garbage
@@Charlie_Ses ''relax''?
Your reply begs the question;
Why are 'you' looking at Bunkers?
Relax' much? 😂
The premise of needing a bunker or those that
want them is the antithesis of ''relax'', so yeah,
the OP, did just fine. lol
It's buried about 2 feet deep! What a great bomb shelter!!!
Don't know if they intend a bomb to land right on it.
Fallout shelter. Very unlikely that this place would take a direct hit from a bomb.
You just need 2 feet of concrete or 3 feet of soil to shield yourself from radiation.
The BBC recreated a street from WW2 together with quite simple bomb shelters and tested it against various sized bombs. Even the puniest shelters made from some corrugated iron and a bit of soil on top were actually very effective against bombs that exploded very close by. It was only when they replicated a V2 rocket that the serious damage was done. You have to be quite close to a bomb for it to be dangerous (and as I spent my 20s and 30s in London when the IRA were setting off bombs, I'm quite familiar with them). You can follow the BBC documentary here - th-cam.com/video/L0v2Uq8z7aI/w-d-xo.html What they learned from the V2 was that it wasn't the explosion that was the problem, but the falling earth after it sent up debris from a crater. A direct hit will wipe out most shelters, but near hits are survivable. Still, I think that Americans are rather crazy if they think they are being targeted away from population centers or military targets. Even the North Koreans won't waste a valuable bomb on 'Springville, Arkansas'.
@@horsenuts1831 My hometown area has numerous military bases including the biggest naval base on the East coast. We all knew if the USSR/Russians ever launched nukes, we'd be among the first to die. But yes, most of the nation wouldn't be targets.
I have been stalking this website for 20 years. This video really made the blueprint come to life. Shopping properties!
Yep, Just back up the Old Diesel Truck Exhaust pipe up to the vent pipe and that'll take care all of them underground.
Why are so many people hating??? This is really cool!
Because a lot of them think preppers are crazy, but when disaster hits there the first one to come knocking.
Rhodesian citizen exactly!
@@rhodesiancitizen1870 ..and this has happened how many times?
@@AbeBSea What do you mean how many times?
@@AbeBSea What do you mean how many times?
I’d want that air pipe at least 500ft away. And much higher
The air pipes are just stupid because they lead to the kitchen of your house.. what if the house is burning?? I would install the pipes >50m away outside hidden in a steel and concrete box hidden in a bush with air vents and special filters. Plus some extra oxygen bottles when there was a problem with getting fresh air.
Like, disguised within a utility pole or a light standard or something.
As an architect in Utah I LOVE this system, a decently affordable TRUE bunker in your home! Awesome!
Amazing! And if you can't get the door open, it can also be your coffin!
Yup, now that is an investment - it has multiple uses! I mean, a proper burial at a graveyard can cost 20k plus so you are saving money!
the hatch can lift up to 1600 pounds, and there's a escape/alternate exit
There is an escape door 😂
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@@isaklarsson5241 Not if someone discovers it from atop the outside.. and
Blocks the escape door.. prob.needs 4 escape routes..guess I'm just paranoid !
During a SHTF scenario communications with the outside world will be very important. As an Amateur Radio operator, I would like to see options available to accommodate radios and associated wiring such as power and antenna cables. Maybe even a separate partitioned area for a "ham shack".
Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't ventilation be a few hundred feet away hidden somewhere? It would be easy 2 flush people out!
You don't have to flush anyone out...just lock the hatch and their dead.
yeah lock the hatch, plug the air duct and return in 7 days just to make sure.
Or lock the hatch and let them starve to death.
did you even watch the video @chase maddy, there is an escape tunnel/hatch lmao
Which was 13 feet from the main hatch and just as obvious.
Ron, your Channel is so much fun to watch, Brother. Thanks for doing what you do, and for being a great guy...
Sooooo where do you store food and water?
you don't need food and water when you have a wine cellar and a fireplace, obviously.
Yes. Too drunk to care. lol.
You just go upstairs and grab a snack while your young victims scream their lungs out beneath ground.
He needs nothing to eat
@@Shilo-fc3xm Nuclear war... everything will be fucked up outside...Fire, Debris, and dead people.... better get drunk! 😂😂😂
Where there's paranoia, there's money to be made.
How many atomic bombs exist today?Nine countries together possess around 15,000 nuclear weapons. The United States and Russia maintain roughly 1,800 of their nuclear weapons on high-alert status - ready to be launched within minutes of a warning. Most are many times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945.
Maybe... but have you watched the news lately? Economic issues breed conflict. This would also make a great safe room if ever needed.
America is fucked
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lol have you ever been in a house while a tornado hits it, I have don't want to do it again, just a church ed up storm shelter and if they have the money then why not. Also a good root cellar
Why have a lock on the outside-- you just spent 100K on a tomb.
Lol
true
You use the escape hatch at the opposite end. As the guy said a house is to built on top. So you would have to get into the house or remains of, then find the entrance, etc, etc.
That's funny lol
😂😂😂
Excellent shelter. I would like double or even tripple air intakes to ensure non blockage of air. A house built on top is perfect as combustion, exhaust pipes can be concealed inside walls. With grilles 10' feet high or through roof, a termination pipe on a 12/12 pitch roof even better as no one could climb it easily.
Does fallout affect the air intakes?
Yep, same for any exhaust vent too.
What prevents someone from locking you inside? In the event that the building on top collapses over the door, are there any countermeasures for escape or are you just trapped until death?
I would suggest a couple simple solutions....the locking panel can be severed from the inside so you can't be locked in, and maybe side access to the dirt wall with shovels in the case you have to dig your way out from a collapse.
I mean, I'm just spitballing but it seems you have some glaring problems with something that is supposed to "save your life."
There is an escape hatch at the back of the bunker :)
@@ThatOnlyDev LOL. The escape hatch is only a few feet away from the main entrance & isn’t hidden very well. All someone outside would need to do is cover up both exits & everyone inside suffocates to death or starves to death.
@@Bishop228 what do you mean it isn’t hidden very well? The top of the escape hatch is a few feet under the earth
This shelter was designed to be her safe room-wine cellar-Tornado shelter with the NBC air system for Fallout just in case
It's not deep enough to protect them from radiation. A 2-4 m thick concrete ceiling would be better.
Yes it is. You need 24-28" of concrete or 36-38" of compacted soil for gama shielding
Guess who’s laughing now, self isolation on a whole new level
Go hang out in your basement, offers the exact same protection from a virus as that buried shipping container
There's folks going crazy after just 2 weeks of quarantine in their homes. Imagine at least 6 months in something underground and the size of a shipping container & no natural daylight?
Well they are prepared to what will come.
How are y’all doing future people, quarantine after nuclear fallout.
@@OzziePete1 preppers are usually kinda crazy to begin with so thats not an issue xD
2020 Lockdown.
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@Undead Corndog a comet called Atlas is on its way. And the gas cloud is immense. Look it up.
@@jumbomills1272 I looked it up. And you're a fucking idiot.
Lol 40 bottles and shit wind, Americans don't even drink wine that much
@@abominableman Leah, I doubt he can hear you, his tinfoil hat has probably slipped down over his ears.
@Andy at no point did I state the atlas comet was going to hit the earth. I did mention the giant gas cloud surrounding it. Look that up. My reply to the original comment, regards the reason the Atlas bunker vids have been popping up in the recommendations. Obviously yours as well. Thank you for pointing out your knowledge of swear words. Well done young man 👍
Looks beautiful guys!
May I ask, why would you design it that you have to go from a double secured area, into a non secured area to access the generator?
Did I miss the bedrooms/bunks?
Jerry Henderson these ones are completely customizable, so you can have what you want on the inside. I think this one was designed as a wine cellar/ man cave, that could also function as a fallout shelter if needed. There are larger versions of this one where you get this big space, plus a bedroom that goes behind that home sign with the escape tunnel and gun cabinet in the bedroom. They are more expensive though.
The bedrooms are upstairs
The wine Sellars must have been more important
Only weakness I can think of is flood.
I think the idea behind this concept is, that if you drink enough wine you can sleep anywhere, for example just on the floor. Nice! :D
I'd suggest it would be worth putting rebar in the concrete, especially in the short span of the roof near to the steel work, stood off by spacer blocks. It would make it a lot stronger & not cost a lot compared to the total build cost. Bar 6 (3/4 inch diameter) on 8 inch centres or closer across the 10ft direction, with bar 3 (3/8) about every foot in the 30ft long direction resting on top of them could be good. Perhaps some reinforcing mesh used for the sides.
Looking at it on a bigger screen now, they do seem to have put a bit of light rebar in the 30 ft direction. 1 inch holes drilled all along the centre of each of the 30 ft long direction steel C beams before the shelter was assembled could have proved useful to thread some heavier rebar, each bar about 11ft 6 in, long through them for a blast shelter.
It seems a reasonably built bunker for somebody keen on having one.I'm sure they'd happily put more rebar around it if people wanted that & to spend a little more.
Nice choice on the 4000 psi concrete.
This is great as a storm shelter. I see a lot of people coming up with extreme and unlikely circumstances just to talk it down. Sure it’s not perfect for long term survival, but for temporary safety it is much safer than hiding in a bedroom that’s not reinforced. Maybe it wouldn’t suffice against a professional hit man but if this owner was intending it for that purpose then at the very least it wouldn’t be televised. As for common criminals, the authorities are usually notified by an alarm or the homeowner. I’m willing to bet the guy who’s looking for valuables isn’t going to stick around and try to ‘Macguyver’ a way to kill the homeowner or break into the bunker.
John Aiken it’s a fallout shelter, and pretty well done. Everyone topside would be sick or dead. 2 weeks later you would be able to leave.
Yeah, agree with you on that. Down here in Australia, most people who live in the bush, in a bushfire prone area or high-impact storm area generally have these kinds of bunkers in case of natural disaster (which happens quite often).
O K it looks nice but Its merely just a heavily fortified wine cellar. A fallout shelter has no need for a full bathroom and kitchen. Utilities will not work and water might not be potable. I also see no room for storage anywhere
William, they said the storage is somewhat concealed. They would likely have stored water and filtration systems. then there is the wine lol. It has a generator room! Why not have a bathroom and kitchen?
stee vo I highly doubt they had enough to survive 2 weeks. They pretty much made an underground chill spot. Could've just saved the money and bought a Home Depot Shed to chill in.
Did anyone notice your truck emblazoned with your company name installing this secret bunker on this site.
anto1191 lol that's what I was thinking
right i would want it done as quietly as possible an little to no people knowing whats going on only people that need to know is the ones building and installing it and the owners
and when its complete Kill all installers ... then only u know its there:)
anto1191 I thought the same thing!
THOUGHT THAT WAS STUPID MY SELF
All this but Colin Furze did his all by hand and it's bigger.
And his is by far 1000x better than this one.
And Colin’s even has a bed!
Way bigger
Colin did it best
Well not all by hand
I'm from UK what I notice is your professional work
I like this one for the main living area. I also like the concrete covering as extra protection. However, I’d want to add some culvert sections tied to it for bedrooms, restroom and storage areas each with their own escape hatches.
I’d also have periscope tubes for antennas and video cameras.
Перископ это хорошо.
It is not high end bunker. By the standards of the Russian Federation, this is the simplest shelter from radiation or non-nuclear explosion... The lowest protection class. From a near nuclear explosion, this will not help. But it's better than nothing. Prefabricated earth shelters (dugouts) have the same protective properties. But they are not airtight.
Each room with their own escape tunnels? So youre going to have a dozen different ways to ingress and egress? Can we count the ways that this is pure insanity?
Great idea in theory and a couple good qualities. However I see many issues, straight up flaws and possible security risks with it's design and installation.
Hook up some exhaust pipes from a car to the ventilation system and wait.
@@donniev8181 or look thw door from outside :v...
Or if you find the hatch, shoot the lock a ton, and boom.
Go ahead, list them. I'm mostly worried about the air intake and water. Doesn't seem like someone could live more than 4 months in there.
9:34 After 2 weeks in quarantine, my house is starting to feel like this
in Morocco it was 6 month quarantine
wow! Id actually live here, it looks so peaceful and cozy.
I feel like asking where is the food supply? Or are the folks just planning on getting wasted on the wine?
Better question, how long would this shelter support 2 or 4 people?
The food was hidden in the counters below the wine bottles.
with nuclear fallout, your life could be extended underground for weeks but the internet speeds would be poor...
Lol i’ll take the wine for two weeks. I’ll be stumbling out of that shelter
For the money you charge for bunkers I would think you could provide a better locking system for the main entrance.
A padlock really and on the outside at that.
Roy Stacey Bolt cutters will do the job
@@rickywestley6820 not if your on the inside and someone puts a lock on it.
Roy Stacey doh!
As he said theres gonna be a house on top of it.
@@thecman26 your missing the point it is supposed to be a fall out shelter in the event all hell breaks loose.
In that case the house may be gone.!!!!
I love the idea of these things but can someone tell me if anybody top side can simply block the air pipes up and force you out??
I understand the concern and do believe this could be an issue only if that person knows that there is a bunker underneath them
It's always nice to see those Hanson boys working. I see Big Ben, Haus, Little Haus and is that Martha's son Terry-Jack? plus Larry's cousin Luther Hegs.
Good to see people are getting ready for the zombie apocalypse!
I like the idea of using a shipping container as an underground dwelling, but, I'm not into the survival part. I would just appreciate the climate advantages to living under ground. My design would be underground living quarters on the side of a hill with a concrete silo for entertaining and scenery. Possible something like Andrew Camarata's shipping container castle tower.
David Allen
I wouldn't want to be around after a catastrophic event like that. I would rather just go and meet my maker. With that said, I have thought about shipping containers underground as well. There are a few videos on TH-cam that show that the shipping containers collapse when they are buried underground. What a shame, you can have them in 40 ft. lengths and weld/bolt them together and have a nice setup for a good price.
Don't bury a shipping container without extensive waterproofing & strengthening. They are only made of thin pressed steel & only super strong at the corners to "stack 'em high". The floors are not steel sheet, but are made of wooden sheets clipped to loads of steel C beams. Some people turn them upside down then weld steel plate onto the inverted C beams & reinforce the sides etc., but it's a lot of work. Shipping containers are designed to eventually sink for insurance purposes,so they don't float around forever until the collide with ships, hence the wood floors. The floors are strong enough to drive vehicles into them or put in heavy goods.
Can your bunker keep you from harm during a fire? After the Carr Fire in 2018 my town lost over 900 homes so adding 1 of these to a home rebuild would be a smart idea.
Fire above you could potentially starve you of oxygen
Great product and thanks for posting start to finish.
What measures if any do you take to achieve any confidentiality? Don’t all the workers involved know where this thing is so where to go if need be?
Now that's a fancy coffin !
JoãoPedroDomingues tomb
Why a coffin or tomb? There's an escape hatch, and a stair case. It may save your life in a disaster or WROL situation, but it isn't going to kill you.
@@catlover1986 You are right. The thing about bunkers or fallout shelters, is that most people say they're a daft idea, but if there was a nuclear war or disaster, most people would want to be in one & suddenly change their minds. Talk is cheap in peace time. Although this one is close to the surface, its 1 foot concrete roof & about 18 inches of earth on top would give a protection factor of about 1000 against fallout. The direct radiation from nukes is more penetrating, so I'd have put 3 feet or more of earth above for a blast shelter.Our small MOD bunkers only had 3 feet above their reinforced concrete roofs. We had over 1500 of the smaller bunkers built that way all over the UK, & lots of larger headquarters bunkers.Most bunkers would have survived a nuclear attack, & protected those inside.
@@michaelthomas3105 True. Bunkers aren't perfect, but when a nuke lands nearby, or even far away, or a tornado or period of civil unrest comes, a bunker is orders of magnitude than not having a bunker.
@@catlover1986 Hi, I don't really understand why people get so upset about the idea of bunkers. People spend out a lot on cars, or whatever, why not on a bunker if they want one? I've built them & worked in them. Have a nice day.
Cool! Now if it turns apocalyptic only 20 other grown men know exactly where it is and exactly how to get in.
...and all the people they tell, and all the people those people tell...
Who wants to get in?
The way you solve that potentiality is have everyone sign a non disclosure agreement, problem solved.
@MysteriousOklahoma whoosh
These guys work for a shelter building company. I'd bet my left nut they have their own shelters and if they didn't they know the location of about 500 other shelters that are better than yours. They don't give a fuck and neither should you.
Im a ex-military navy man I can see the quality of your door fames are combat quality of a ship im impressed.
I want to ask, can that bunker survive a nucklear attack?
Whats the pricetag for a job like this from start to finish?
Canadian Prepper
As shown that thing is well over $100k
it was $150,000
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Atlas Survival Shelters 150k isn’t bad
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters that's not too bad, I spent $40k on my wine cellar and another $80k on my basement. Should have done this lol
Family slides the kitchen island back into place.
After a few weeks..... "Where's dad?"
After a few months....
"What's that smell?"
Omg!! I love this. I would love to get a job with these folks.
Smart set up on the air intake, that you can't pour anything down it, but what do you do if your hiding down there and someone tapes a plastic bag over the air intake?
That's awesome, I want one!
But I am curious if enemy found the air vent and sabotages it, or put gas to air intake vent. What's a solution for this?
Oxygen Masks until gas finishes.
@@ilmpyt LOL you can’t be serious. You wouldnt be able to store that much oxygen down there if someone on the surface is pumping gas or other fumes into the bunker non-stop 24/7. These bunkers will most likely become very fancy tombs if sh*t ever hits the fan.
@@Bishop228 This is my fear. I don't know that my claustrophobia would allow be to stay in one of these bunkers. I'd rather go out in the first blast. I have no desire to live in a dystopian world (although we're getting there).
"Hey! If that falls on your head it's gonna hurt!" Epic!!
great location....when the content of that silo comes out.......and a collapsed house on top.....
Thanks for watching
Every couch-hero knows best.....but wouldnt it be smart to put the entrance a bit deeper than the actual living area? That way radio-active particles that stick to shoes or fall in the entrance are at a lower level than the living space...
That silo looks like a monolithic dome airform. It's basically an inflatable canvas bounce house, until the interior is coated with a few inches of Urethane foam, a net of rebar, and then a few inches of shotcrete. More rebar and shotcrete can be added to the exterior. And that rebar can be made of basalt, to prevent spalling. By the sound of it, another dome was going to go on top of the bunker itself.
www.monolithic.org
The advantage of that is that the dome itself is virtually indestructible, as it's an arch and any blast is going to flow around a reinforced concrete structure instead of into a perpendicular wall. The concrete also provides an additional degree of protection from fallout, and depending on the windows, EMP protection. That bunker will be quite well protected.
Out of curiosity, I wonder how well a culvert type bunker would do if it were wrapped in a cage of rebar and sprayed with a liberal amount of shotcrete.
It’s a water tank dumb dumb.
that check valve thing on the air pipe really is badass
So what happens if someone blocks the air intakes? Why would you not run them a fair bit away?
Remember it is built under a house. Hidden. If you found one intake, maybe they didn't show you it has a slit for multiple air intake/exhaust hidden elsewhere. Remember you are snooping after a major event, so who is to say he doesn't trap you snooping in the house. His hidden cameras see you and the friends snooping, releases knock out gas and cleans up the meat.
Since the bunker itself and the assembly with the stairs are separate, when were they welded together? Were they welded before the epoxy was sprayed over the bunker or after inside that was done?
But.. Is there Wi-Fi?
DUDE,
THAT SHIT IS HILARIOUS.
BRAVO
@@tracy4good Im at a loss of words
A loss FOR words idiot
@@pistol777 ya i make 189k a year I dont care call me an idiot for making a small grammar error
Ps i am a lead enginner for ballistics
*engineer. And calling people an idiot is like a signature for the TH-cam comments section. The word idiot belongs here.
Congrats, now all you safe bunkers should be built like that. Good Job. Forget manhole covers out in the yard.
My man at 5:44 making that leap
LOL NICE CATCH
He's looking for his Dewalt impact driver...
Just from their comments that this guy shouting at the installers, it was hard to watch this movie, some people can destroy a potential good idea, just by opening there mouth.
David Adiv "their"
All bunch of jealous
My thoughts exactly. What an ass.
Yep, guy has no respect for workers. This is sort of a promotional for the business and potential customers are seeing his treatment of people ???? Real smooth!
Yea, I could've done without the stupid insults.
Absolutely awesome, this is one of the best underground bunkers I have ever seen! One thing you should think about is have Emergency Lighting on the walls going up the stairs! 😊👍
The miracle of Atlas engineering
So, what happens if you are down inside this bunker and a flash flood or landslide or mudslide or earthquake or even a forest fire occurs in the day time or middle of the night on or near your property. What's the guarantee that you can escape in time? I realize that you have an escape hatch but, let's say there's a raging forest fire going on at ground level, and the smoke and fire sneaks down into the vents. What do you do then?
Then you are fucked. It’s supposed to reduce your chances of dying, not completely make you omnipotent. It’s not some sort of mod menu that can just give you god mode and infinite health. You probably are one of those kids that take a water resistant Samsung Galaxy into the tub and then cry false advertising when it doesn’t work.
@Fired Referee, lol I'm flattered that you think I'm a kid but, I haven't been a kid in many decades.
Dude. You have like no room for anything in that? Also, do those air pipes have filters in them against airborne contaminants like viruses or fallout? This is definitely a really cool design and all, I like it a lot, but with there being no room for jack shit in there other than comforts and not actual necessities, I call that poor prepping. I'd say you need an entire other container for food, water, medical supplies, ammo, etc. If shit hits the fan, I'm not gonna be worrying about having a wine rack, that's for sure.
he turned it into a wine cellar lol it's not really a bunker, besides who the fuck stores wine in a fucking bunker? friends over for dinner and you forgot the wine, oh let me just open up my bunker to get some
Yeah calm the fuck down dude
I’ll take the shelter shell and retrofit it with stuff you REALLY need in a nuclear fallout. This is like living glam post nuke. Nothing glam about it when shit hits the fan. It’s gonna be messy. It’s gonna be cramped. Food supply.. medical supply.. control room for radiation and comm equipments.. weapons... ammos.. folding cots or hanging cots to sleep in.. those are the necessities.. These people only have the money to waste but don’t think “survival”. The world ain’t much worth living in if the only people to survive are idiots.
Okay he said it poorly but I agree that this is not what I want to see inside the "shelter". This should be ultra utilitarian with metal everything and bunk beds on the wall, etc. Also I agree if I did something like this, I'd purchase another one to go beside it for storage. Truth be told they should design this with two of the cargo containers about 8 feet apart with the entrance coming down between them. The generator room could be off of the storage room so it wouldn't be so loud also. Having the storage room would provide a place for extra propane which I assume is what the generator, runs off of. As a note, having solar on top of the house feed this would be a bonus. Maybe a system to also pull water from an inground pool.
@Therailgunner well said ! Who has time for a win rack when shits on the fan. Cheers 🍻
Pov you came here because of WW3
Thanks Biden
I like the doors, those look like the ones on Navy ships and they are water tight. They always are marked WTD on the doors on the ships.
I could afford to have one I wanna least 3 tunnels leading away from a different directions
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I don’t get why it locks from the outside...? You just mentioned people pouring gas in the pipes.. well now when you’re in it, people can just walk right in lol or even better!! LOCK YOU IN!!!! Wow guys... lock on the outside is a poor choice! I would be very upset as a customer if I got a door someone else could put a lock on and lock me in... THINK.
Kyle Szarzynski cough* cough* there’s an escape hatch cough* you don’t listen
Kyle Szarzynski jealous much?
And it’s hidden under the fucking kitchen bruh in the cabinets
Kyle
These guys should hire you as a consultant, they've designed and built hundreds of these, and it took you to point out they've been building them wrong all along.
there's an escape tunnel
Wow...smart people smart idea.....best wishes from india👍
I like how it's new and already rusting
it would be ok as a tornado shelter...its useless in the event of a nuclear war though.
Glad someone elsed picked up on this
Agreed. It's just a cozy elaborate storm cellar for 48 hours riding out a bad storm. Could be handy as a panic room or bolt hole as long as nobody knows you're down there but with a generator noise and other systems working it's giving itself away. Plus it's been on T.V. so it's known.
For nuclear war, you need a plan for moving forward after the first days anyway. Two people can't survive in that space indefinitely or even long term by itself.
Cool man cave though.
robraver why’s that? Not deep enough?
You’ll need it to survive the fallout. Obviously not a direct blast lol
@@surfingtothestars you don't seem to understand how fallout works. the beta radiation from fallout wouldn't penetrate a layer of cardboard. it's ingestion that you have to worry about.
What happens when you have bad actors outside blocking the vents or exits?
Гениально. Туалет на входе. Прекрасное инженерное решение. Шикарно. Превосходно. Великолепно.
I can lock them into the shelter from the outside! Sweet.
There's two Exits. One called an escape tunnel.. Separate from. The main entrance.
Byron Dixon yup and that’s where I will be waiting on them. After I lock the other door, seal off the fresh air. Than it’s just a waiting game.
@@defoorautomotivecare3131 hahahaha 😂😂😂
@@byrondixonbd LOL. That “escape tunnel” is like 10 feet away from the door entrance. Ain’t nobody escaping anything. Bless your heart.
what no beds
How about when you're inside someone put a lock on the blast door and stakes out the escape hatch till you come out and Someone gets in behind you. Your sealed in your bunker and they get in your generator room damages it and forces you out the escape hatch. I don't mean to be negative as I think these bunkers are a great concept. However I do think I'd like my power sorce in the bunker with me and a long escape tunnel. Great video guys keep them coming.
Kingdom of the fungi
In reality... This is a toy. It's fun to have and it keeps rich, bored guys from loosing their minds.
Bunkers first and foremost protect you from the initial blast of a nuclear weapon and the high levels of radiation immediately following.
You can be prepared for raiders as much as you like, but that doesn't matter if your guts are falling out due to radiation poisoning.
the first thing I thought was a lock thing as well I assume they have a method of disconnecting a lock from the interior.
Thomas Christopher White defending a bunker is basically impossible so the best method is secrecy and only using this to avoid initial fallouts.
If they're outside then you should be too. A bunker is not a fort. Once the fallout decays you setup surveillance and defense, get on the radio, plant vegetables, and go raiding yourself.
Confortable wateter tube in water tube or boll of watter on boll of water. Simple pipin, rubber gaskets and a lot of Thanks, a fan!
I would only ever build my own bunker.
What a great place, to grow lots of weed 😎
lol but the heating would be expensive
First thing I thought of too!! And heat and cooling wouldn't be much of a problem growing underground.
A solar panel for the grow lights... Pretty simple really!
@@thecman26dont think solar can put out whats needed.lol
@@tonystevens8075 oh they can!
"Hey, If that falls on your head, its going to hurt!!!", "Don't put your foot under there, you'll lose your other toenail." Lmfao.
Video is top notch.....very professional company.....
When you still gotta get boozed up on doomsday😂👌.
I'll drink to that.
If this is still a thing when I'm older I'm gonna order just for a man cave
I would
What if this bunker is flooded
Then your fucked..
Get some snorkels
Flush it out with some wine
A swimming pool
Air tight doors
Glad you mentioned the check valve I was just thinking about what if someone tried gassing you out
Intake
How do you close and open that hydraulic door from the inside. I’m assuming you don’t just leave it open when you go down there. Didn’t see a grab handle or anything.
7:54 I think I saw a latch.
There's a bar toward the side of the hatch.
there is a switch....8:00
What if I walk up and cover the vents?
You would first have too find them . they are tied into the house's ventilation system. Plus there are some secondary systems you don't get too see.
@@johnrobinson4939 They are not hidden. All it would take is any person with working eyeballs to see the air vents.
Door mat to the bunker says WELCOME should say GET LOST.
That's more than just a fun little den, that sounds like it has a practical aim.