It has two escape tunnels, and one is approximately 100 feet long. It has three air-filtration systems imported from Switzerland. “It’s reported to be the most secure home on the market,” Hoffman says. It features 39-inch solid concrete ceilings and 15-inch walls. The fallout shelter that stands at the ready beneath this behemoth measures 2,000 square feet and is built 26 feet underground. “It’s a nuclear, biological, and chemical fallout shelter.” He wanted it to be very secure, and he wanted it to have things that none of the other ones had,” explains the listing agent, Marilyn Hoffman with Hoffman International Properties. This door base over 30" tall will have a door 32" wide and 32" long with ladder-type steps going down into the shelter.“It was built by someone who wanted the ultimate fallout shelter. Any door base that extends above the top of the shelter more than the standard 30" base, has to be hauled separately from the shelter. The top of the shelter will be approximately 30" below ground. This will put the door entrance just above the ground level. Our fallout shelters come with a standard door base 30" tall. A popular alternative is to install a long walkway and a 30" x 72" door. The door base is built in a way so that you can put two layers of boards and two layers of sand bags to prevent radiation from penetrating that hatch entrance "weak point." The rest of the shelter is already adequately protected from fallout radiation by the dirt/fill shielding on top of the shelter. The most inexpensive approach to installing a Safecastle fallout shelter is to opt for a shelter with a 32"-square blast-door hatch. As with all our shelters, your NBC / fallout shelter is made to your size specifications.įallout Shelter with Hatch Door or Entry Door They can also serve as a large Faraday Cage to protect from EMP, if appropriate steps are taken to keep the shelter tightly buttoned up.
Our shelters provide blast protection, depending upon proximity to and power of a blast.
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