Storm Shelters installation by Cozy Caverns Storm Shelters
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Storm shelter basic installation in Arkansas. Please visit our website if you haven't already. HTTP://cozycavernms.com. We list our storm shelter prices online. Our tornado shelters are all steel and fully underground. They make great bunkers and root cellars as well. Thanks for watching!!
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The relaxing background music is hilarious because when the tornado hits relaxation will be the last thing on your mind.
Simply turn the volume off and hum the music from the movie Twister when you watch.
I have owned one for 6 years, very pleased!
Nice shelter! Only you didn't finish the install. I was hoping you would show the completed job.
I understand they are supposed to be anchored down into something underground.
What is going to keep ground water from pushing this right back on top of the yard?
I didn't see any kind of a rock or concrete base.
The shelters themselves could be fine, but the installation I would be concerned about.
We extend the floor out an extra two feet front and rear to prevent any floating. It has worked quite well for us. Thx!
I just like point out to all people installing these to please keep some sort of high capacity jack in there even chain saw electric chain saw,so to be able to egress urself shoul ssf something block door,dont count on fema
If I got one it would be the 2 exit one and I would still have some method in case exits got blocked and I would have communication and electricity/w battery...just in case😅 I don't want to be freaking out down there🤣
We do offer an emergency door jack as an option. One customer had a neat and cheap idea. He was going to keep an aerosol boat horn inside and fire it up in the turbine vent if trapped.
I'm in South East Missouri right in the middle of the "New" tornado alley and even our regular storms are getting more violent. I'm on a sand hill. How well would one of these stay in the sandy ground? I'm serious about getting something because like I said, our "normal" storms aren't normal any more.
Yep, tornado alley has shifted more our way. We've put them in all kinds of soil. Red clay to Daytona Beach sand. No problems. We extend the floor out two feet front and rear to prevent floating. Sand won't hold water to build up pressure either under the shelter. Thanks!, Jim
Money well spent!!!
Do you install in Mississippi, particularly in Bolivar County?
Normally we only cover Arkansas for installs but, if your close enough we might be able to. What's your zip code and which size are you thinking about? I'll talk to our installer.
Never build a shelter right next to your house like they did on this video because if your house collapses in a tornado or storm the weight of the house debris will prevent you from opening your shelter door and if no one finds you for weeks you will die from starvation or lack of air blocked by the debris.
Expert advice but, It would probably be more like years before your neighbors, friends, or family decided to come look for you.
@@cozycavernsstormshelters3225 Stop lying Congressman George Santos. They would rescue me immediately if they want me to keep them in my will.
That door will leak.
No, the door does not leak. The door sits over the staircase like a bottle cap.
@@jimigarner3997 The door "Will leak". Look at the seal in the picture. Just give it time buddy.
@@inthedarkwoods2022 You need to know what your talking about before posting. The door has no seal, the way they are designed, they don't require one.
@@jimigarner3997 I know shelter doors and that door is garbage.
@@inthedarkwoods2022 Is five years enough time? Because I've not had a single issue with mine, buddy.