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| Aimed initially at new construction projects, this latest
addition to the line of available storm shelters should prove to be a
popular option for homebuilders and homeowners alike.
Possible
applications include installation in garage spaces or in patio slab
locations. |
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| The unit is poured from a 6000 psi mix with #4 rebar and
fibermesh reinforcement. An inch of thickness has been added to the unit
making the floor 5” thick and the ceiling and walls a full 4” thick. |
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| A spring operated, 120# capacity door opener
has been utilized in this project and requires no post, pulley or cable to
operate. |
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| The door can be located in the top to the specifications of the contractor. Also optional is the location of the vent. The unit can be vented directly in the garage or a side vent can be placed, allowing the contractor to pour a length of pipe in the slab and vent the unit outside the footing. This is dependent upon local building codes. |
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| Here are photos of our Flat Top Storm Shelter after it was installed in the back yard. |
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Best
Storm Shelters - Where you can afford to buy the best!
11131 S.
Elwood Jenks, OK 74037
918-299-6387
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