Our Storm Shelter Options

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Corner shelves. Solid, all steel with turned down front lip. One on each side of the stairs is a popular option—two maximum per corner.

Flush mount frame option. This is for in-slab new construction. Have the door inside your home. 

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Vent nipples. Used instead of a turbine. They can be run outside, into the attic, or hooked up to your central heat & air. Mainly for in-slab use.

Long rear shelf. Left is in our 5x6. The right is a "pantry" one customer wanted in a larger shelter. 

Emergency Jack. This is to push debris off the door if you become trapped.  3 ton (6000lb)  capacity. Note:  jack is no longer mounted as pictured.

Hooks and hinges. This option allows you to make above-the-benches bunk beds using plywood (not provided) . 

Hillside Model   If you don't have a flat area in your yard but have a hill, Here you go. Prices are the same as our standard shelters.

Extremely heavy-duty door with "Bar" locks.