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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this captivating video, witness the remarkable journey of a skilled craftsman as he meticulously constructs an underground storm shelter from start to finish. From the initial excavation to the final touches, every step of the process is captured in detail, providing viewers with valuable insights into the construction of a vital safety feature for any home. Join us on this exhilarating adventure as we delve into the world of DIY construction and witness the transformation of raw materials into a secure haven capable of withstanding nature's fury. Whether you're a seasoned builder or simply curious about the intricacies of shelter construction, this video is sure to inspire and inform. Don't miss out on this thrilling journey
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I've been in the building trades for 50 yrs & I'm absolutely amazed with the material used, the amount of labor, & the lack of foresight. The planning I'm sure worked out good & the structure itself if built above ground may be a well built idea but this is a waste of money & effort considering the material available today that could be used. In ten years this thing may be there but it's going to rot & decay making it a death trap for the fool hardy. This is an absolute disaster in the making. Has anyone there ever thought about what happens to raw wood buried in the ground? It rots from moisture & this will suck up every ounce of water around it. Mold & mildew will take over this palace first. The rest will be downhill from there. One heavy rain & you may even have an underground pond. You'll say I'm to critical or call me an a** but I have seen this before & sadly in 2024, I'm seeing it again.
Good thing it's a root cellar then. The owners aren't going to spend much time in there sheltering as all the shelves will be filled.
@@patrickd9551 his point still stands... it's a waste of time and money for something that won't last.
There is not even ventilation, so the proces will start any moment now.
For all the money you spent on high dollar wood and everything to cover that up, you could have built one out of concrete that would have lasted 50 years
Concrete seems like a better choice
Way more expensive 💰💰💰
Good luck with the mold
I agree. Looks like mold already at 7:52.
Lot of work just for a temporary wooden 1/2 underground storage.
I'm a retired contractor and I would never build mine like that. No where near good enough waterproofing for me. I would bet the farm inside will be covered in mold in a month.
I agree. Looks like mold already at 7:52.
Yep
Yeah that’s not a storm shelter in Tornado Alley, that’s a root cellar.
@@DiabloandaDP 😂 you mean a mold cellar
@@curetiamhices289the blue color on the boards is actually called blue stain which when dries has no health effects. Fairly common to see in my area where a lot of Amish rough cut pine and it’s all blue.
Issue number one, being in a low area it will flood, no amount of drainage can handle four inches of rain in ten minutes, issue two any form of wood utilization is a guarantee of rot. Just buy a container, raise it at least four feet above ground on a poured concrete foundation with cables attaching to the ground on all sides.
Doesn't look like low ground to me. In some of the shots there is plenty of ground much lower and not a lot higher.
Soil type, slope and drainage, and water table matter. Looked fine to me. They won’t have issues.
Exactly what I was going to say. Yellow pine sure isn't cheap where I come from.
Cinder block and basalt rebar. No wood at all. A lot of drainage, and pond liners to keep everything dry.
@@edsedlak6827 It's cheap when they are your trees and mill.
Impressive but one thing I noted was that for a storm shelter I saw no Ventilation built in. If just for storage then I guess no need. but as the title suggest it is a storm shelter. Ventilation would be a necessity. Still very impressive!
True that,
I was impressed by the skill of the excavator operator.
Took me eight minutes to realize they weren't making really elaborate concrete forms and were just using wood for the structure.
Thought the same thing...nothing teaches like experience.
Where i live i would've never went with wood. An old bus or rail car yes. Covered over with concrete. Definitely need an established venting system. Either way it was impressive looking.
What is the state of florida?
That really hurts , seeing someone throwing away money like that 😮 they could have done a better job ,using a metal shipping container , and completed the job for 1/2 the price
It’s not your money, so shut up
It’s not your money is it, Mary?
In Alabama, they use concrete septic tanks.
It seems that they had a ready supply of nice lumber. Also, they didn't have to pay for someone to deliver a shipping container. This cellar/shelter will be good for generations. Also, an underground steel shipping container would have to be reinforced on the top and sides to withstand the distributed force of the ground around and above it. Shipping containers are designed to take most of the forces at the corners, not against the entire side walls and roof.
shipping containers rust, wood can last over 100 years, example, mines in the southwest
No conrete and I didn't see a single Hurricane strap being used to give the walls and roof more strength
Thank you for the update, TechFreeze..!! The shelter looks fantastic..!!
This looks more like an underground cellar than like a stormshelter. No seatings for the people searching for cover? Wouldn't it be faster using a seacontainer as a shelter?
Anyone in the tornado belt needs this, I live in Florida can’t do underground but something to think about. Our home was hit by Hurricane Ian with over 220 mph confirmed and a tornado at the same time. Shelters save lives period.
Pero este tipo de refugio de madera tendrá la resistencia de soportar la fuerza descomunal de un tornado?
lived in the tornado belt my entire life, def dont need one of these lol
@@josephfernandes5004 until a tornado strikes your home, when your home is targeted you don’t need the shelter you want a shelter to survive then and after. Going on three years now and some people are just recovering from hurricane Ian.
very nice. in long run. might risk of termites, mildew etc..
Great job! I'm envious of all that #1 lumber going into it! I'd have used exterior plywood and saved the beautiful lumber for interior home use.
This isn't a storm shelter, this is a root cellar....
You beat me to it...
I'm no expert, but all them rocks could be potential missiles while trying to get in the shelter. Think I would have just went with concrete.
Why not use Concrete?
It's easy to use it's durable over time and pocket friendly (at least here i don't know your prices)
All these people with comments, you do you. They did a well thought out plan in an excellent manner. Guess how many would pray for a shelter like this when it’s tornado season.
If i were a betting man, based on the comments that allege storm shelter was incorrectly built, a waste of money, and contests stability, I am going to say none of the commentors would pray for this shelter during tornado season and thats my final answer regis. i thought hurricane season was over
Using wood as the bolt for the door renders the door useless, you might as well leave it open. No ventilation, the door will be blown open and than it all flies away. This is not something I”ll stay in with confidence during a hurricane.
Crikey I thought the concrete will be along soon when they used muck I switched off that is going to be useless in no time
Not sure how it's going to work in the future. I think water and humidity is going to be a huge problem in a few years.
Build it out of concrete, longer lasting, safer, might even cost a little less.
I love the build but how do you handle the ventilation and moisture? You need some air flow to control that.
You could have just sold off an old school bus, that would have been cheaper.
I believe the building sits on charred 6x6 beams, which sit upon sand
It will be a while before replacement
Yo me pregunto, y la ventilación??? La refrigeración, porque eso debe ser un horno, y disculpen, pero, siento que es un enorme ataúd 😱
I agree that I didn't see any ventilation installed, but as for temperature, the earth will keep it cool.
Parece que quedo fuerte ,habra que esperar que pase el tornado ,despues muestren como quedo todo.
Great job. The only thing I would do differently is is put tar sealant over the felt paper on the walls
I want the cash spent on all that wood!
No membrane on the roof? Under or over the foams?
Why not use empty container
The carpentry skill is excellent. However, embedded wood structures buried below ground with felt papers will fail in 20 years with water penetration.
Sheeet…that untreated wood won’t last 5yrs underground.
Isso é um cativeiro, quando a água entrar por baixo ,eles vão pra cima do telhado 😅
Thank you for showing your construction. Time and effort well spent.
@@HoolyDooly-si2zz
Engineering…
Tanto trabajo y donde se resguardan las personas
Ahora solo falta la tormenta 😂😂
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This is a root cellar not a shelter. Someone else’s video too with horrible details provided as to what they are doing
You guys think this is impressive now imagine how noah built the ark during the flood or consider how great god is to give the skill to his chosen people to bulid his tabernacle and temple no power tools. Thats impressive
A magnificent cellar! You did well.
well that door is the weakest point and would NOT hold up to a direct hit from a tornado.... but it's better than nothing (and it sure is nice)
Mas não adianta se chover bastante enche de água aí morre afogado 😂😂😂😂
Quite a few underground homes in Israel,, less energy usage for heating and air conditioning,, consistent underground comfortable temperature...
Apparently you don't get alot of rain or snow there. Any kind of moisture is going to make it feel like a cave. It looks like a storage room rather than a storm shelter. Is it a winery storage room?
Можно было просто также закопать 20 тонный контейнер..!
Isso nao é abrigo, é um root cellar (como se fosse uma geladeira) É para guardar alimentos, pois a temperatura fica controlada em 8 a 20 graus .
Hello people reinforced concrete! Duh!!!!!
This world is full of screwballs😳
Not bad, but... Concrete is better, and where ventillation system? Only one pipe is the minimal. :) if you close the door...
would it be a lot easy just to buy a shipping container ?
Cuando llueva, se va a llenar de agua, y en poco tiempo la humedad dañara la madera, debieron hacerlo en concreto, no en madera.
❤❤先養好身體再出門吧！😊😊
outside NOT fill soil, need be graveö, water go out and keep wall dry. and wall need paint whit hot tar if want inside have dry., this style next winter and rain season inside have full water not water tight room.
I love the door but don’t understand the cutting of excess screws? Did he not measure the length of screws required ?
Should be building a fallout shelter
too much shelving i thought it was going to be a tiny home to get away from the wife
Gostaria muito de fazer um pra mim.
I would build the same thing. What a great job...
That is one solid structure.
Il suffisait d'utiliser des containers et de les aménager à l'intérieur et l'abri serai fait et en plus en un rien de temps et beaucoup moins chère.
Almost everybody needs a storm shelter these days as crazy as the weather is
I'm not in construction but, damn, that has to be the most unstable, potentially mold ridden structure I've ever seen. Way to rip off the buyer.
If I'm going through all this I'll be building me a tornado/storm shelter next. This is a tool shed/man cave in the ground. 😂 Like 1 of the other comments said waste of money, for a shelter. That being the wood at most. It's only needing built for sturdiness and occupancy of how ever many people or pets. And for a temporary amount of time. 🤦🏻 Not a week stay.
Alot of work for little return...I don't even know what this is supposed to be. Storm shelter?
Je ferai en béton, plus sur et durable, moins chère ?
Great craftsmanship!
Do you think it's 1%useful in atomic war conditions
This will be good for getting out if the wind as long as you don’t care about rotting, flooding, debris, cost, electricity, rodents, insects, and I’m assuming “turkey grit” is gravel….
I didn't see any rough ins for water or electric installations.
why wouldn't you just get a steel shipping container? def way cheaper, less time consuming and probably half the price assuming your average joe doesnt just have an excavator laying around. The gravel alone is no cheap date...great video none the less, just doesnt make sense to me. also you failed to mention yan 811 call before you dug.
Там грибы выращивать надо!
Didn’t the first bucket digs start on level ground?
Lo hubieran hecho mas grande😮😮😮
Before you back filled the building you should have gotten some buckets of tar and coated the outer walls.
i think that's too much time and work just to dodge a rare tornado. My grandpa buried a small $400 plastic sceptic tank in the back yard with a ventilation pipe. The only purpose is to get out of harms way for a minute or so.
This is just a really expensive place to store your home-canned vegetables
thats a real man cave
No gravity drain or stone backfill?
what the heck is 'turkey grit' ??? do you mean "rocks" lol
Where air vent?
I guess they don’t need it😂🎉
Surely buying a metal tube and doing yourself would have been way better?
I'm just here for the comments! lol
as now heat stroke is common..
this is futuristic home design
Wait .. does Idaho get tornadoes, hurricanes or the like?
Obviously this location doesn't have termites?
Excellent idea.
Hey, some people definitely have a lot more money than brain!
Nice! Just curious…. Why didn’t you chat all the wood if it helps preserve?
Pode se esconder debaixo do mar ou no fundo da terra q não se escapar das mãos de Deus
Now only the storm is missing😂
Total Fail...
U forgot to put draining pipes underneath, on the sides of the walls or around it...
When it rains the water is going to flood the bottom floor and.
When it rains there's no place for the water to go...except on the bottom...
U just built your self a very expensive swimming pool .lol
What is the end use?
u mean food storage wtf
A waste of time and money when the good Lord pours your ticket that's it no matter what you do😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Storm shelter or root cellar? There’s no bunks but an awful lot of shelving!
Maybe actually needed once every 50 years. By then it will be rotted. With the humidity in a hole and no ventilation you gonna need a lung transplant after breathing moldy air.
snakes will love u