F-5 Storm Shelters - Mega Shelter Pics

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This shelter has over 1000 square feet of space under ground. It will have a separate bedroom off of this main shelter. It will have a walkway out to an above ground blast door. There will be a three story house built over this shelter. The shelter will be over 13’ tall inside.	This shows the shelter as we are getting ready to pour concrete 16” thick around and over the top. The big hatch you see on top of the shelter at the back is the elevator shaft. In the front, you can see the above ground blast door. The 8’ tall section you see next to the walkway going to the blast door is a room for storage and also for all his batteries.	This is after we have poured the 16” thick walls and top over the shelter. The 28” pilings you see will be drilled out about 20’ down below the bottom of them. They will be filled with concrete for the foundation for the home.	This is after we have covered the shelter up. The elevator shaft is still about 3’ above ground level.


Once they poured the foundation and concrete slab for the home. The elevator shaft is now just above the concrete slab. It has a white cover over it, but you can still see it.	This is looking down into the elevator shaft. You can see the walk thru blast door. It is made with 1” thick metal. It has ¼” stainless steel on the inside of that. It is filled with concrete. We are putting armored plate in back of that. The blast walls are ¾” steel filled with concrete. The elevator will go from this shaft to the top floor of the house.	One foot of concrete has been poured inside of this shelter. They are now putting the rafters up and the sides for the wood and stucco.	They are putting the tile down here. You can see the antique wood ceiling and rafters. The big room has arch ways all the way around. The part where you see the silver will have wooden columns. Looking thru the door at the end, to the right, is a full bathroom and walk-in closet. To the left is the kitchen. There is a 4’ wide, 20’ long storage area. It also has a door going to the walkway that goes to the blast door. This picture was taken while standing next to the walk thru blast door. Behind the wall to the left is the elevator shaft. Behind the wall to the right is a storage area. There will also be two chemical and biological filtering systems. Next to that is a bedroom built off the back of the shelter that has four fold up beds. This shelter has two blast doors and 6 blast valves. It will be self-sufficient.


This is an underground generator house. The main shelter will also have two more backup generators.

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