Our two Cheapest Fall-Out Shelters 

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Does he offer that?

​@@bastionwolf yes. Look at his bigger bunkers. He connects the ''smaller' ones to make 1 big one. In theory you could dig up the bunker and just add another part on. This would of course make the price rise significantly since you need to excavate multiple times and do demolition if you want concrete around your bunker

My thoughts also! Let's see what can be added

Yeah

Looks like a piece of crap. Learn how to poor concrete and do rebar work and you could make something much nicer for $40k.

@@invaderjoshua6280 "Learn how to do a trade, then spend $40k on materials and do all the labor yourself, and you'll get something better than if you paid someone else $40k" no shit lol, part of the cost is the labor, skill, and convenience of someone else doing it. That's how EVERYTHING works.

Hey. I’m considering either the 8x16, or the 10x20. The price difference is far crazier than you’d think. An extra 2x4 is tens upon tens of thousands more after delivery and installation. I was quoted $100k for the 8x16 after delivery and install, and $175k for the 10x20 after delivery and install. Insane. I’ve thought about my dog. I’m not sure how that would work. Feces, urine, dog food, water. I’m not sure if it’s doable, unless someone has hundreds upon hundreds of thousands to spend.

sure but how would that thin tent, keep out radiation from nuclear fallout, sure it can keep particles out from your lungs, but i doubt radiation in terms of gamma rays as he claims, it would go against everything i know about distance and mass between you and the radiated object

The only problem is that the labor and equipment is expensive. It's not just the bunker that is the cost.

I don't see any provision for plumbing. Of course nothing is impossible, but if you really want plumbing, it probably wouldn't cost much more to upgrade your shelter to one that comes equipped for it. To go it on the cheap, maybe buy a large cassette toilet from an RV supply center and get an extra cassette.

I don't see any plumbing capability. However there are chemical toilets that can be stored in the shelter along with the needed food and water. Things will get a little smelly in a week or two, but it would work if you can cope with boredom in the dark.

In one of his videos of the bigger bunkers he mentioned a connection to a septic tank. However that was for an acreage that already had septic and he didn’t elaborate on the system. This under garage bunker is a bit stupid not to be connected to the house utilities. It’d be simpler to use ICF to build hidden basement extension under garage, driveway or patio. Then you could use the water tank regularly and keep it fresh.

@@kenibnanak5554 Does not have to be dark. There are high power, long lasting flashlights that can be stood up to provide spread out lighting like a candle.

poop in a bucket with cat litter 😂

Exactly, my first thought was what if a hostile blocks the door on the outside or roof of the garage collapse on the hatch by any kind of blast. Then it would be a 40k grave. I believe any shelter should be equipped with a secondary exit, preferably a bit far and hidden on the outside.

That's cool 😎

Alpha I said. Paper will shield you from alpha. I say at the end it has none against gamma

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters Unfortunately I think a lot of misinformed people are going to buy these, thinking that it will actually help them and then they're going to die from gamma radiation or blast effects (which are by far the biggest risks). They'd be far better off finding a basement, and buying a $1 dust mask.

Yea we both know that fallout includes Gama and Beta radiation, you are better than this @@AtlasSurvivalShelters

It’s just for alpha and beta fallout, you would set it up in your house/garage and stay in it to filter out the radiation until the fallout dissipates.

@@genechoate5020 alpha / beta particles are not very hazardous though. Clothes, goggles and a dust mask is enough to protect you from them. Gamma will be by far the biggest danger. People will buy this thinking it'll save their lives when in reality it'll probably just lull them into a false sense of security while they get cooked from insufficient shielding.

@@npwn6569 the system is for installation in a radiation hardened area like a basement. This system keeps the air clean. Nuclear particles when ingested are lethal.

Thanks 😊

That is a great question once you get the permit for one it is like getting a permit for a gun they have record of it if we were ever invaded all the enemies have to go is to the court house I watched Red Dawn

@@pattymccarthy5169 and it’s public record for your neighbors to know too. They’d know they size and location

Find a contractor who doesn’t ask questions and install a “water tank”, or build a reinforced basement

Gamma radiation is only a concern immediately following the blast. Being inside of a blow-up shelter isn't going to protect you from any blast, that's not its use case

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Yes of course

Yeah, that would be a priority for me too!😂

Ha ha. Nope

Ah, sweet irony. They leave us to die, and they get to suffer longer in the hellish aftermath trying to make something work that takes patience, experience, and skill.

"Nuclear War Survival Skills" shows how to make a decent fallout shelter for not much money at all. (It's free on the Internet.) Also look online for "The Family Fallout Shelter."

No, the remnant will be ungovernable and all too willing to behead and eat the people who hid in bunkers to escape the fire they created. No man may escape the wrath of God either. Their time of retribution will come, whether it is in these days or the very last.

Well, a problem is that with a nuclear detonation, it can also create an EMP. It might not just level and irradiate the area, but also fry any electronics in the area that survive the blast wave, thus rendering that entirely useless. Then there's also taking into account how long a battery lasts constantly in use without a recharge. Probably not more than a day or two at the most. A nuke would probably knock out the power in your area even if you weren't directly affected by the destruction beyond that. How effective are the filters as well? Filtering out pollution and dust would certainly help, but would it be enough? Then finally, cars aren't built to be airtight. Even if the car's filter protects you from irradiated particles coming in through your vents, does it pull enough air so that everywhere else where air could get in is only flowing outward instead?

Also cars don't have alot of what I would cal adequate radiation shielding

That's what I was wondering too.

He has a factory in Europe making his bunkers.

Yes made in Poland

It's for alpha and beta and will require the body of a building to shield from gamma