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Re: O-Topic. Shelter
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Posted by Willy-N on January 28, 2005 at 07:12:55 from (64.146.187.197):
In Reply to: O-Topic. Shelter posted by Hound on January 27, 2005 at 17:25:12:
I have been thinking of a under ground shelter for fire reasons around here plus storage of things because it would be cool. My thought would be a steel Shipping container with rolled on tar setting on a gravle base with blocks and back filled. It would have a steel box or culvert pipe entry with a concrete bulk head and a good set of steel doors. A few vent pipes one high and one low in the box for a thermo effect on circulating air with out a fan being needed all the time. I would have electricity in it but it would not be used to live in because a fire will pass over here in less than 30 mins and then you could come out. It happened once and since I was wathching from a distance I know how long it takes. It would be a good place to throw some stuff in fast and a place for my dogs and us to stay if nessasary. Make a great shelter for a storm or tornado. Nucular War is a joke to build something for, how do you keep all the neibors out when it happens? And I sure could not stay in it long enought for it to be safe outside!! Mark H.
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