INSTALLING a $350,000 ATLAS BOMB SHELTER with a SECRET PASSAGE!
2022 ж. 11 Там.
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Ron Hubbard
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Im building an off grid ranch in Arizona, Under my 30x50 shop we are putting 2 level deep the same size as the shop above all totally concealed to the point a new owner could move in and they wouldnt find it unless we gave them the Key if you wanna call it that. I think keeping it hidden is the best line of defense.
Good luck with your build, sounds cool!
How do you keep it so hidden that a new person wouldn't find out? I am thinking of getting a 1000mSQ plot of land and building a perimeter wall with a simple hut/ house as a cover in the middle, and below will be like 3 levels of bunkers.. -1 A shopping mall/ apartment building inspire underground parking lot -2 Living quarters with a huge atrim in the middle so you could see down to level -3 -3 will be the Essentials, like green house, communal kitchen, gun room gun range, communal laundromat, decon laundromat. Etc. But i have been having difficulties finguring out how to make it so hidden that nobody would know that there will be or is a entrance to a huge mancave underneath.. besides the huge underground garage opening i want it to be invisible from inside the house.. If you could help me or give me some ideas that would be perfect
split level building with drive in entrance disguised as regular wall , from inside house you can do everything from hidden bookshelf door to secret entrance under carpet that you don't open till doomsday, the back of closet is excellent place for secret door(how many people pull all clothes and things out and look at back closet wall?
My type of dream home. Bunker living. Comforting and comfortable. A place where nobody can interrupt your peace and quiet unless you allow it. Well this has been my idea of a dream home since I was 10 years old in the mid 1970s. I will never be able to fulfill that dream. But that would be so cool and dreaming is free. 😁 Great video! So cool the things in this bunker and so many things that could be added or changed to whatever you could want. 😎👍
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Something I would want done differently, or in ADDITION to, the water system in that bunker. Add a filter before the external water goes into the tanks or water heater with the cross-over from the output of the tanks is back on the INPUT of the filter. Even if it was just the particulate portion of the RO system, every little bit would be a help, and not THAT big an increase in cost.
I'd like to have a way to recirculate my water supply while it's not being used so it can re-oxygenate. It would also help lengthen the life of the water filters, especially if you have the extra filter as suggested above. I'd also like a way to limit water usage to the shower when it's not being used for decon. Really, there should be a decon shower before entering the living quarters.
This has bugged me for years but since the subject of a secret passage was brought up.... The proximity of the escape hatch to the bunker has driven me almost to drink. I'd love to see someone actually ask for an escape tunnel ending up in the woods or elsewhere if leaving the bunker was absolutely necessary. And just because it should be seriously considered, the entrance and escape should be booby trapped.
@@kevinmoore2929 if/when I can afford one that's what it will be with mine. Either in or behind another building at least 50 feet away. The problem with popping up in the woods is avoiding killing trees while you're digging the trench for the tunnel.
@@michiganengineer8621 at my farm you'd never believe how fast trees grow back if you remove them. In under 10 years we had a road through our farm we didn't need or care about so we let the trees move in. Here we are now you'd never have known 10 years ago anything was there.,.. that area is a forest now just because we stopped maintaining that space. It is thick with trees now.
@@kevinmoore2929the main reason is in case of an emergency inside the tunnel like a fire where the gasses can kill you quickly. The escape is there so you can try to get up and out fast without having to go for 200 yards through a tube before you get to the ladder. The lesser reason is for an attack where you need to escape someone trying to get in.
Love how you work with the customer based on their needs!
You're absolutely correct if anybody does their homework they'll realize that you build a top-notch bunker. Keep up the good work and the videos. It was quite informative
Would’ve been nice to see the barn build on top and the finished product
I love how you guys always go a step above and beyond. I think you mentioned in this video that you always try and illuminate as many points of failure as possible. If I build a bunker in one day, I’m absolutely going to have you guys do it there is no question about that. I really enjoy watching these videos and I’m learning so much. My biggest problem is I don’t know where in the country to build something like this. Currently I live in Phoenix Arizona and I love living here but I’m thinking I should move may be to Northern Arizona or at least part where you were at a little bit cooler without being in the fridge and conditions like Flagstaff, Flagstaff Arizona it’s gonna be too cold for me.
With all the pipes etc coming out of the bunker it sees impossible to conceal the bunkers location. Additionally, you show the sink and toilets but wondering when does all that dark water ad waste go to? You show that there is a generator but never mention where you store the fuel. Really enjoy your videos Ron, they are very informative so that any future customer can have the knowledge as to what ask. Please keep up the fantastic videos
I wonder if an array of a few solar panels would be good camouflage for putting on top of the containers. You could wire them to power your house, so it could look like all it does is power the main house.
Awesome!! Thanks Ron!! 👍👍
Great video Ron, absolutely love watching these amazing bunker get installed and I love hearing the details and explanation of the process for how and why. I hope I can afford a couple of good sized bunkers before prices go to high or before I need one.
That was a WONDERFUL and GREAT video to see I love that book shelve door idea. Thank you Ron thumbs up and shared. 😊 👍
I was surprised the customer didn't install an underground tunnel system to the bunker from all the buildings. This is one of your best videos yet !! Keep building the best product out there!!
It is always good to have great workers that are craft men!😍
There is a plumbing company in my town that refurbishes old cast iron sewer pipes that have been in the ground for a long time by coating the insides with a two part epoxy.
@Atlas Survival Shelters, great to hear your voice again!
Thanks for all the great videos.
Thank you Ron.
Wow nice bunker!
Keep up the detailed videos!
Admittingly I was hopping to see how you do the sceptic system for black water, but I was glad to see how you did the water in.
We like detailed Ron. Hope all is well sir!
absolutely amazing.
Very nice keep up the great work.
Looking good but I have 2 suggestions to improve your plumbing. Expansion tank for the water heater and 2nd put a check valve on the supply line to not loose any potential stored water.
Ron you could use dado for the sockets put it round like skirting board and it can be boxed up for your sockets and spurs etc I don't know if it's sold in America but it's common in the UK for offices etc looks smart as well that way you wouldn't need to use conduit for the sockets on a no under floor storage set up also they do a skirting board with two pipes in so hot and cold could be ran through that
Love the classic intro
I really, really enjoyed this video as well. The secret door with extra storage was very intriguing and a few other key points I picked up on were extremely helpful. Thanks Ron and team. You have been a great help on this journey. 🥳🍾
still should have storage under each, spend the money for the concrete , keep the storage under the first one also one food medicine and canned water something to store , it may come in handy should still put in the generator the grid could go down better safe than sorry , i know you may not have the cash but find a way.
Is the plumbing vent routed through the blast valve? If not, that will be quite a mess if some form of explosion blows the contents of the p-trap back into the bunker.
I know that the air system has a blast valve but idk about the water system.
Good video, I liked the explanations at the end…but it just isn’t the same without Ron narrating 😂👍🏼
Finally!!! Something interesting!
guessing business is skyrocketing for you guys with what's going on in the world, godbless
The spare room 👌
You need a German Plumber in your team!!!
Why
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters German plumbing is really well engineered, they’d use stainless steel for most of that. They really would be baffled as to why a concealed domestic filter install was done inside a bunker, they’d hang all of that on the wall where it could be easily maintained. They install to industrial standards for maximum efficiency and reliability, which is actually what you want in a bunker really
i am worthless with a wrench , but i would love to find a way for a aquaponic garden in a bunker it could be the diffrence between eating and starving ,plus give the family something to do while in there.
@RON. Maybe do a basement replacement instead of a basement a bunker. So 5000 sqft house a 1000sqft a bunker. Not basement. with The world falling apart And all the DIY housing systems. Seems like a profitable idea.
You should try adding keyways to the addons that way they can be easily placed and locked in the right positions.
Hi love your videos ❤️
Good video.
Someday soon I will get one
Atlas is the best. As soon as I win the lottery I'll be a customer, lol... 😆
The Atlas bunkers are really the top, I would like to have one here in ITALY, but I don't know how to do it.
I am building shelters in poland now and I'll soon build some in northern Italy too for a project. So contact me. Ron
I admit I like some of his bunkers but those sliding barn doors .... it would be better with a solid lockable door between compartments
Needed for airflow through the bunker.
For what purpose? The hatch is locked and so is the bunker entrance door. Maybe the 2nd unit should have been sealed off, but the client wanted the odd bookcase thing for some reason.
@@dmcd7333 thats easy tho , i would put vents down low for that.
I think it's more likely that we will get hit by an asteroid or supervolcano eruption. If either of those happen then a layer of dirt possibly many feet will be on top of this bunker and don't forget about the tsunami or weeks of continuos rain which usually happens after a large impact. It would probably be a good idea to place this in a location that has no chance of flooding and or make it completely waterproof. You'll also need some kind of hydraulic lift to get to the surface if you get buried in dirt.
When I have a few million, you will be getting my business. 👍👍👍
One of my new favorite channels
Thanks 😊
A secret passage from your secret bunker to your extra secret bunker.
Meu sonho é ter um desses aqui no Brasil.... terreno já tenho 😊
odd that the bathroom is at the entrance. It also seems like a little more design could simplify things.For example, they are like, "just plug this pump in and shut these valves". Why not have the pump hard-wired and just have a switch? Little details like that, adding a $2 switch, is better than crawling under a water tank.
I would need a 1,2,3 step thing to remember how to use the water tank lol
Like the design and wish I had the bank account for something like this. I did have a question, at 19:52 when showing the breaker panel, there are what look to be 2 arc burns inside it on both sides of the bars? Was that an accident on install or something since?
This is would be so nice for my mother in law, how deep did you say its burried??? lol
Hey Ron Don’t let osha see these videos. They will come down on you for lack of trench collapse protection
I want to come work for you !!! I believe in what you do and atlas systems passionately, I would love to be a part of helping you help others in getting there bunkers fabed up set up and installed
I think one of these bunkers could be made into a studio! Pretty sure no sound will be coming in or out of that thing when it's been buried.
Could you put a smaller bunker on top of all of this and a secret passage going down into the main bunker?
How water tight are these bunkers you make I live were every now and again it floods and I have water all the way around my house that’s lifted so the ground stays super saturated for months sometimes would one of these handle that
OK, dumb question, how deep do you put these shelters? I am not sure based on the video it doesn't seem to be more than a couple feet. I don't mean to the bottom, I am referring to the top of the shelter to the ground level after the dirt is put on top, if that makes sense.
What sort of permits need to be pulled? Do many local ordnances cover survival shelters, or are they treated as basements?
Do you have the equipment available for the hidden door? If not where can I get that from. Thank You
In the long term how do the tops hold up ? seems like all the water would pool up for extend periods in all them squares not having a smooth top for water to run off to the sides . I have so many questions about bunkers that never get touched on in any of the videos .
They all have bleed holes. They can't full up
wow, you guys use flex seal. these bunkers just got half a boat better
Im curious why enclosed and fully welded steel is chosen over poured concrete? Is it too difficult to water proof conrete?
QUESTION: what do you do with trash when your surviving in the bunker, I don’t like the idea storing it in the generator pod and having to smell the town dump to maintain your generator.
Double bag it all, over a few weeks there is going to be minimal waste and smell if you wash out all food containers. It’s not likely you’d have any vegetable or bone waste to dispose of
the second secret part would be good for growing hydroponic "vegetables"
I know there is a ton of extras, but 350k is a little more than I would have expected for 2 shipping containers. I was thinking something like this, with one container being storage, and one being more comfortable, I would have expected this to be more in the 150k range. What would you have to cut out to get a 2 container setup for 150k?
Those are not shipping containers, shipping containers collapse when buried under the weight of the dirt/backfill.
Is that possible to convert a basement into a bunker? If so, what is mandatory to have/build?
That would be called a panic room. You need a gas tight door, strong walls preferably fire and bulletproof. Air filtration with positive air pressure, I would be happy with a commercial filter, I don’t rate NBC as a significant threat in my rural area. It should be hidden, so it has to be in line with the expected floor plan. If you’re building then I would use ICF and put it under the garage, driveway or patio with a hidden door into the basement. Use the house to supply the bunker with utilities, weeping tile, insurance, hide the air system in the walls, privately stock preps. Have a trapdoor hidden under a drainage grate in the garage, that only opens from inside.
Got to ask. Do you have to get a bunch of permits to do these bunker installs? Personally I would not be to enthusiastic about the government knowing I had a bunker.
No permits Ever
Whats an average install time on one of your larger models?
There is no such thing as a hot water heater! Why would heat hot water? Water heater
Greetings Ron, Is it possible to go deeper? For instance, having 20ft of soil above your head. Or is there some sort of limiting factor that prevents that?
It all depends on what type of bunker you use/buy and the cost of digging the hole and back filling. Ron has talked about it in other videos.
@@RJM1011 also the water table is a deciding factor in how deep you can go I would think. 👍✌️
@@abritabroadinthephilippines Yes Atlas does do watertight shelters because of that. Thank you.
The culvert bunkers can bear more soil cover than the square bunkers I’ve read somewhere.
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Pretty nice bunker! Too bad I don’t have any money to order one
What type of hatch is on the escape tunnel? Wouldn't you need the same safety doors on all entry/exit's?
It’s designed to keep the damp out, and a plastic sealed area of sand sits above it. Should be fine
I agree I wish Atlas would show that
I love you guys. Just wish you were more affordable
How long do you warranty your units from leaks?
Well made
Hey bud we want one of your underground shelters so bad but in the last few years I’ve spent over 40 grand on the purchase of the cabin and property I’d like to invite you or one one of your associates to check our property out I would feel safer with an atlas shelter than any other one !!
How much will it be for Is large 4 bunk rooms 1 medium size bunk room And one Small size Bunk ?
How deep can you guys go - top of shelter to grade level? What are the variables that dictate this?
20' is the deepest I have gone. Roof to surface. That requires a huge hole. 30' deep
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters that's impressive. If I ever get one I want it DEEP
That’s some amount of footing having a 12inch pad bu😢with the presence of hindsight it’s better to have overkill instead of worrying about not having enough though, anyhoo I’ve been wondering if you’ve put any bunkers deeper than I’ve seen in most of your videos and the reason I’m asking is because if I had the means to do so I’d have mine down past bedrock at least 100ft but apart from that it’s another cracking video that never mind a fallout shelter I’d stay in it as my home with my flatulent prone dog and my semi feral gaurd cat. 👍🙏
Or do yu just tell them it's just a wine cellar?...lol. A very expensive one at that. But all jokes aside, I like your bunkers compared to other brands.
What is used for a/c and heat?
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the top does not look like its very deep... good video
as a steel working i would love to build these for yall. Do you have locations in Texas?
Yes they are all made in texas
How would you get out if the exits get covered in 10 to 20 feet of debris? Would you just be trapped underground forever?
It seems that the escape tunnel should extend farther away from the bunker. Ideally if the house was on a hill, it could lead directly out ro the ground level.
Yes, you’d be trapped. These are nothing more than fancy, expensive tombs.
Thats cheaper than buying the average house here in Sydney. May as well just buy some land & drop a double bunker in.
They are cheaper than homes in cakifirnia too
hi Ron do you do installation in Serbia(Europe)? btw nice video
He has a place in Poland now that started production for people in Europe.
Yes we will. I'm working in poland Romania ukraine Greece and Italy already
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Thanks Ron, another great video. How are you feeling after that cancer scare? If someone intentionally builds a fire under the NBC air intake, will the system filter out all of the smoke and the carbon monoxide? If not, what is the plan?
Turn it off
in addition to turning off the NBC intake system (basically not sucking the stuff in) I'd thought that a simple compressor air tank could help supplement the air. like letting off the pressure in a compressor tank in the bunker in small bursts as a air "source" while the fire is going on at the intake to help supply fresh air.
📐🔨💯The Best Detail Bunker To Date! I will definitely buy a Atlas bunker before building my house first.
i guess install price is a lot of money too
Why do you put the emergency escape next to the shelter? If someone is trying to get in you would think you would have the escape hatch like 100+ feet away.
How do you a mid size dog into the bunker????
Water system has no drain valve(s)? The air intake for the saniflow, is that bypassing the blast valve intake? Because if it is, a blast wave will easily rupture that PVC pipe. It's a bad decision to try and install all that under a sink, it looks nice, but if you have to disassemble it to change the filters or replace the macerator (they do fail...), then you'd really wish you hadn't
Fallout shelters are different than blast shelters. 3-6' of concrete is added and steel plumbing then
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters So this is just a fallout shelter? But at 16:42 there is a blast valve? I'd agree that being within a blast zone is extremely unlikely, but this seems like an oversight to have a sewage line venting directly to the outside? You can get internal air system vents that would do the same thing I believe
So far I seem on this it’s not safe
@@Kapu5-15 oh I believe it’s really safe, these points are just unlikely edge cases
What steel is the bunkers exterior made of?
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Looks real good, but why are you still using the plex B which can and will fail. Plex A (UPONOR) is a way better product and will not fail. You should look into it.
this bunker is located outside portland OR. i could probably figure out where with some in depth research.
Not even close
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters good deflection
I’ve found two Atlas bunkers. Knowing where something is is not very useful in practice especially when you live in a different country. It’s like knowing where the governmental bunkers are, they are not going to let you in
@@the_chomper Why do you think it's in portland ?
@@MrJedi5150 What's that?
Only 12” slab for a 20 ton bunker and tons on soil on top? Is that thick enough?
It’s morethan thick enough there’s hundreds of tons of soil under it as long as things are stable.
Yes it's over kill
@@AtlasSurvivalShelters ok. I am no expert which why I had to ask.