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Some disaster shelters just can't fit into the traditional box. Perhaps they are made from fiberglass, plastic or some other material or their location is unusual.`
Domes International-They produce shelter systems and an above ground dome home that has withstood a direct hit from a hurricane. A fascinating series of products available all throughout the Southeast USA. Mississippi
Double Ought-How to build a basic underground shelter by Doug Smith
Fiberglass Creations Inc.-Underground fiberglass tornado shelter. Their underground shelter is called The Refuge. Company out of Texas.
How to build basic underground shelter-Ideally, one or a few of those Sea Box type shipping containers would be great, but at US$4,000+ each, that's not within our grasp at this time. Wood frames can withstand a great amount of wind, but they also have their limits. It came to mind that underground would be a good place, but not a cave or mine, since the possibility of cave-in is pretty good.
Keep Safe-Can't put in an underground shelter? Create a safe room which will keep you safe from debris.
Safe-T-Shelter-This Alabama company produces this truly unique polyethylene ball shaped unit that seats 8 plus adults.
Shelter Plus-Alabama company but provides shelters all over the US. Several fiberglass underground styles to choose from.
SISS-Southern Illinois Storm Shelter. Getting up into the northern territory of tornadoes but these killer storms don't play favorites. Fiberglass and steel construction.
Storm Safe Rooms-Some interesting shelters including the Statesman which holds up to 24 people. Oklahoma
Tornado Guard-A small shelter but highly regarded by magazine and tv. Fiberglass
MORE problems surface for 'Tornado Tank' company KFOR-TV - Oklahoma City,OK,USA An Oklahoma woman says the tornado shelter that's supposed to protect her is actually a safety hazard.
Underground City-Some interesting sites and shelter information on this site.
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