how to build a fallout shelter in your home

One website, Skilled Survival (which we’re pretty sure is where Bear Grylls gets his tips from), suggests that entertainment is ‘nearly as important as having medicine’. So – hypothetically – now that you have acquired planning permission, built your hub, said farewell to your neighbour who is ‘waiting it out’ in his boarded up bungalow, rallied up your nearest and dearest and are now sat in the confines of your bunker twiddling your thumbs and wondering what life will be like on the surface, how do you keep yourself sane? Two injured and neighbours evacuated as 'potentially hazardous substance' found after fire at Bristol house.

“Given the scale of bunkers I see no reason why they won’t make great homes so long as you can get the all-important natural light and fulfil building regulation requirements!” Read More Related Articles “We have sold former telephone transmitter stations, cellars, garden sheds - all with the intent of being converted to homes. Olly Hollis, director at Hollis Morgan Property Auctions said: “There seems to be no limit to the the imagination of the modern day property buyer – the days of the standard two up two down are long gone! Questioned as to whether he thought a bunker would be more desirable to a homebuyer than say an extension or conservatory he said: “Why wouldn’t it be? I mean, who would opt out of having a safe place to be in the event of something catastrophic happening?”Ī little closer to home, we asked a local property expert what he thought of a shelter. Shelters created in the Texas factory (Image: Atlas Survival Shelters)

How to build a fallout shelter in your home