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Large Tornado Shelter
The Refuge-1 is the Largest of our Storm Shelters and can easily accommodate10 – 12 adults & children comfortably. The Refuge-1 Storm Shelter is FEMA approved and meets qualifications for all state and federal grant rebate, tax credit programs! |
Refuge 1
Refuge 1 Features
Refuge-1 Features:
- FEMA Approved!
- The Refuge-1 Shelter meets qualifications for all state and federal grant rebate, tax credit programs
- Well Ventilated, Durable, waterproof, fiberglass construction
- Bench seating to accommodate 10 – 12 adults & children comfortably
- Molded in shelf space for emergency supplies such as water bottles, batteries, flashlights, blankets, first aid kit, battery operated radio, cellular phone
- Fiberglass construction does not interfere with radio or cellular reception or transmission.
- Molded in Non-Skid Steps with Safety Handrails
- Spacious door opening provides quick & easy entrance
- Strong 3 Point Locking Door
- Easily installed in 3 to 5 hours
- Interior Dimensions: 6′ 10″ Wide, 8′ 4″ Long and 6′ 10″ High
- Exterior Dimensions: 7′ 6″ Wide, 12′ 6″ Long and 7′ 5″ High
- Approximate Weight: 1,000 lbs.
Shelter Usage and Care:
NOTE: ALL UNDERGROUND SHELTERS MAY SWEAT
Sweating may occur when the inside temperature of your ‘storm shelter’ and the temperature of the surrounding ground differ (out of balance). These conditions are favorable for ‘sweating’ in certain climates and seasons which will result in condensation (water droplets) forming inside the shelter. If sweating occurs several easy solutions are available, here are some:
- PRACTICE: It is recommended that you routinely practice a home escape and shelter entry plan so that you and your family will be comfortable with the usage of your shelter in the event of severe weather and/or warnings.
- CLEANING: When necessary, you may clean the inside of your shelter with a damp cloth (use a mild detergent if necessary) and always wipe surfaces completely dry with a soft cloth.
- MAINTENANCE: Once or twice each year, you may want to spray a silicone lubricant (found at your local auto parts store) on the rubber seal to prevent dryness and cracking on the seal.
NOTE: ALL UNDERGROUND SHELTERS MAY SWEAT
Sweating may occur when the inside temperature of your ‘storm shelter’ and the temperature of the surrounding ground differ (out of balance). These conditions are favorable for ‘sweating’ in certain climates and seasons which will result in condensation (water droplets) forming inside the shelter. If sweating occurs several easy solutions are available, here are some:
- Wipe the interior with a drying cloth
- Use venting turbines that can be found at local hardware stores
- Use DAMP-RID or similar type product and follow the product instructions
Features of Fiberglass Tornado Shelters:
- No Rusting or Rotting.
- Easy to Maintain and Clean
- Lightweight and Easy to Install
- Affordable
- Made in USA
