Big Boy bunker with a $100,000 Gunroom Part 1

In todays video Atlas installs a 12x50 Big Boy nuclear bomb fallout shelter with a nice big gunroom that is sporting a fancy Fort Knox vault door.
To order your Survival Food visit:
beprepared.com...
Follow me @
/ atlassurvivalshelters
/ atlassurvivalshelter
Atlas Survival Shelters
200 CMH Road
Sulpher Springs, TX 75483
[phone]
Website - www.atlassurviv...
Ron Hubbard
President/CEO & Founder
Email - [e-mail]

[@mr.nobody9697]

Spends a half a million on a doomsday bunker. Doomsday happens without warning while hes on vacation in Cabo. 🤣😂

[@TommyLee-hu5dy]

The messed up part would be if the ocean switched so what was land is now under water and what was under water is now land and they'd be in that bunker thousands of feet below The ocean and not know they are now underwater unless the water leaks inside

[@Zemog23]

@@TommyLee-hu5dywhat are you yapping about

[@seanmurry6903]

If Fallout Series is any indicator, most people won't even get a chance to use them. They'll be discovered by wandering nomads later 😂

[@shaneziegler2555]

@@TommyLee-hu5dyyes bc gravity just won’t exist anymore? lol

[@cheechwizard7564]

4 hours to assemble in place. That's crazy fast. I love watching this.

[@ExxonMobilCompany]

fantastic video Everybody wants to be financially independent and live a better life. With savvy investing, an inexpensive lifestyle, and diligent budgeting, this is not difficult to do. I'm glad I realised early on that achieving financial freedom requires hard work.

[@marcelrobert9569]

Sincerely, I'm genuinely moved by what you said. I have a seizable amount of money that I am willing to invest if given the appropriate knowledge and I am highly interested in investing. My greatest concern is losing money on a bad investment. I'm open to hearing your advice on how to make sensible investments as a result.

[@charlotteflair1043]

@@marcelrobert9569 Would you mind recommending a specialist with a variety of investment options? This is extremely rare, and I eagerly await your response.

[@marcelrobert9569]

@@charlotteflair1043 As an OAP with extensive experience, I firmly think that having the appropriate information is essential to the success of any investment. Regardless of what others may say, do whatever you set your mind to. Warren Buffer frequently advises, "Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful." The secret to succeeding even while others fail is undoubtedly this. Working with financial advisor Julie Anne Hoover, I earned $100,000. So far, working with her has been a promising experience.

[@obodoaghahenry9297]

@@marcelrobert9569 I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really does have an impressive background on investing. Will write her an email shortly. Thanks for sharing

[@frostyndus5339]

Ron!!! Welcome back and hope you're doing well. Forwarded your video to my better-half, trying to convince her we need to help out your business!!!

[@pnklilstratic6270]

good to see you back with the bunker building vids

[@pharpester]

Finalially a shelter video. Thank you Ron!

[@markholmes1346]

Looking forward to part 2. Part one was cool seeing the overall design and process from digging to foundation and setting up! Thanks Ron! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@texasrunner9848]

Ditto

[@davidh.holmes1379]

me too! lol im praying time left to buy and wait on build etc,,, like the name BRO! lol

[@3_Klos1122]

Kudos for putting the cost.

[@vitaliypro8441]

They probably did what russians do to workers who build secret bunkers….. there is no part 2

[@biblicalsmackdown3882]

I'm a general contractor building high-end homes and log houses for 35 years this was very interesting.

[@detectivebubblegum9777]

Hire me

[@stanley4006]

I wish I could afford something like this. That’s a nice shelter.

[@stoptrudeau42]

You wont want to survive whats left lol

[@thegrinch8161]

While the cost may seem to some to be cost prohibitive but I answer with what cost is too much when it comes to your loved ones

[@ericcook5416]

I'm down with a cold today and I started off by searching modern construction methods. Two hours later... Here I am. Cool video, thanks.

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Thanks 😊

[@crowwingbound2320]

After watching your videos for over a year I've designed my own quad big boy with separate generator pod, mud room/locker room, weapons room and Storage, a Hogan's Hero's Secret Escape hatches under a dog house, the first big boy as a kitchen/living room, second big boy as my sweet with bathroom, third as a bunkhouse with bathroom in fourth as a supply room with sliding storage shelves.

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Cool 😎

[@shade9272]

I guess your therapist hasn't made much headway in helping you deal with your paranoia.

[@brucemartini2288]

YABBA Dabb DOO!!!! You found Bedrock!!!!! Oh how I've missed it🤣🤣

[@patrickinlow470]

If a nuclear catastrophe was to hit the United States of America, in my personal opinion, none of these shelters are dug deep enough to withstand gamma radiation much less the destructive force of a nuclear blast.

[@polarbear5740]

@patrickinlow470 three to four feet a pack dirt would provide adequate protection from gamma rays in lessening. It doubling that or 7 to 8 ft. Wood be a pretty damn good shield. It would be equivalent to probably more and a half a foot of lead.

[@everythingluxury7]

It’s obviously you don’t know much about what you’re talking about haha 3-4 feet of packed dirt will protect you from radiation these are 6-10 foot underground so that’s plenty! Also these shelters are not made to withstand the blast of a nuke it’s just supposed to protect you from the fallout aka radiation

[@GeicoGuy25]

Yeah maybe, but they're cool asf so it's completely worth it

[@Kshoup]

Modern nukes don’t result in as much radiation as they used to.

[@FOURPOUNDS]

U have no idea what ur actually talking about. You’re bunker doesn’t have to be that deep 3-6 feet should be enough

[@lrrd8993]

Can wait to order mine !!! 🤤

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

One with a little bit of experience in welding, manufacturing, mechanics, digging holes or trying to build something strong, sealed and nice underground can EASILY spot why ATLAS are the only bunker worth buying. I can spot experience like this with my eyes closed. Great job on this project and hiring the right tools for the job! Can be done cheaper, but not right with less $$$

[@stevenallen2530]

I said this before you should get handsfree coms to use between the crane operator and one of the ground crew especially when setting blind for the operator. You build the best bunkers.

[@unholysupertramp]

When he was shouting at the guys near the end of the video and they were ignoring him was the best part of the video... we need legs under the floating pile of metal to take the pressure off the bolts :) :)

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Lol 😂

[@libertyoffroad1]

I'll never be able to afford one of these but that doesn't stop me from watching and appreciating the quality work!

[@MrGoesBoom]

Right? This is amazing to watch and you can see the quality of what they do....but one of these would cost more than I make in a decade it seems

[@19blondie93]

They do have much smaller options on the website. More like storm shelters and small; but definitely affordable!

[@BillSias-us5fh]

Play Lotto!

[@titmusspaultpaul5]

Same here. I so want one but can't afford it, but love watching these videos.... cheers.

[@stevepickering5866]

Check out Colin Furze (on here from the UK), he built his own and it looks way cooler ! 😅

[@noelhalwick1568]

Well, i really love what you do.. Honestly it be a whole lot quicker with more experienced operators, I'll say that. I'm a heavy-civil construction superintendent in nyc. I'm a originally a heavy equipment operator by trade for over 25yrs. I'd love to come down there , check out your operation and I could show you what those excavators are capable of...who knows, I've often thought of moving to Texas. Have family in New Braunfels actually.

[@watermouse9296]

It seems like it has been a really long time since we got to see an install. These are my favorite vids from you. Please film more and keep up the great work!

[@davidhawkins847]

Nice to see the various custom builds alongside the standard models.

[@a.joegevara3519]

I want a job! I have over 30yrs experience building swimming pools & underground utilities. This looks like so much fun!

[@TheAngry_AmericanGuy]

WHOOHOOOOOO ATLAS IS BACK, TY TY RON ! : )

[@alanthealien6859]

One of these for a mini cinema and gaming room

[@brucelester6918]

High Explosives! It just gets better and better.

[@seanholland98]

This is actually one of the smaller floor plans. I was looking on their website and they have some pretty incredible designs. But yes at half a million dollars or more ill never be able to afford one haha but I can still dream!

[@michaelwhittaker5624]

This was so satisfying to watch....I’ll never afford one so I have to live vicariously through the videos.

[@fpvaemon]

You provided a good base for the bunker, but would it also be possible to have a concrete sarcophag around the whole shelter, as additional protection? What would the cost implications be for something like that?

[@Call_Me_Ainz]

From my experience in property management seeing buildings settle over the years I'd be concerned about that concrete stressing and breaking the steel over time

[@roadrash8933]

I feel being that deep in bedrock that pad should be more than good. Now I've heard houses on the same thickness slab can settle at frost level by code. They hit solid rock in most places that deep

[@juicedupsmg]

U should put the concrete pads on springs so ground disturbance doesn't Crack them

[@Ragnar_Helsson]

Just curious, I didn't see any gaskets between sections. Do you guys not put gaskets in between sections to make sure they're airtight?

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

It's welded solid.

[@kristensengonecamping1804]

back making bunker videos 🥳💯

[@lokivato]

Minus the generator pod, why not ship in squares and assemble on sight? Smaller crane. Guys are welding anyway.

[@damnu8089]

Won't do much good if anything happens. If some bad happens you'll still be stuck mostly without air. And if someone wants you out they'll still attack the air intake even if its water

[@Bishop228]

Yep. Or simply plug all the air vents & wait for bunker occupants to suffocate or come crawling out. These are just fancy tombs.

[@Rafael-kx6qu]

"that ancient civilization used to bulid underground shelters that last until now days"

[@gabem6362]

Absolutely incredible engineering that went into this secret bunker...and also the cost ..only mega mega mega money people can do this over kill project .

[@____________________________.x]

It’s a steel box not a ship

[@infilmancer]

I hauled the biggest piece.. Super cool bunker.. Bardwell trucking git r dooone! :)

[@mikemuppet3807]

I ever get one im going to have it done near a natural spring so can have a better more reliable water source, filtration, maybe some lights to simulate UV or sun..

[@shiningbright2649]

We need to push our State Reps to give tax incentives for these types of purchases.

[@thornie123]

Just digging the hole is more than I’d have to spend lol

[@zincman1995]

Fabulous work and fabulous job; wish I could buy one just like it.

[@ronaldruizjr5944]

After you guys weld up the seams, do you put some type of rust preventative on it? Because that weld will rust faster than the painted surface!

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Yes of course

[@____________________________.x]

@@AtlasSurvivalShelters you could show them doing that after cleaning up the welds, would look more professional

[@BigTimberLodge]

How do you ensure the workers won't turn up to the owners house if there is an emergency?

[@spook75a28]

This reminds me of central Texas, you have bedrock a few feet underground, if not exposed. At least in Central Texas the bedrock is soft limestone. Great for wells though.

[@wedu5212]

It is better to live peacefully and amicably than to exist in a shelter)

[@SJR_Media_Group]

*_For a 'BIG BOY' Bunker you need a BIG BOY excavation done with BIG BOY heavy equipment..._* Top part of the bedrock was weathered and could be removed with good trackhoe. A bit deeper and bedrock needed some persuasion with pneumatic breaker. There is a point where it's more cost effective to blast. It would have loosened material for faster removal. Not every area has blasting contractors available. Every overgrown 'kid' wants his own underground bat cave. It is truly the safest place to be in any disaster including earthquakes. Bunker is tornado proof, hurricane proof, and even flood proof is built correctly. Don't forget emergency power system and pumps to keep everything dry. *_The hardest part of a job this big is keeping it 'secret' from the public. Signed NDA's from contractors recommended._*

[@sealy3]

When doing required maintenance on large items inside the bunker in the distant future, such as the refrigerator , the generator, large beds or cabinet replacements - are the hatches and passageway large enough for these heavy items to pass? and if not could larger hatches be designed and built? Or how about a large maintenance hatch be built on the top of the generator bay to allow for a crane to extract the generator in the future?

[@twc9000]

Yeah, preferably at least 36"-40" doorways.

[@lililiu20000]

HI Ron, I really ❤️ the 3D drawing animation! To reduce digging cost, I think the hole for the escape tunnel can be 2 feet less deep than that of other modules. Is this correct? Looking forward to more from you. God bless you for the great 👍 job.

[@bloganc]

You can build as much as you want, it wont stop millions of starving ppl with access to military weapons.

[@mattd8411]

Pretty amazing. Amazing how many rich amd retired military are doing these. Times are scary. I'd like to have a secondary tunnel 200 ft long away from there. Or to sneak into my deer stand.

[@williamjones1212]

Amazing Job, the owner should have poured cement Footers wall where the legs are , that way under the bunker would be hollow water tight extra storage , that's just food for thought for the future , keep up the great work.

[@____________________________.x]

Wouldn’t work, water exists above that point

[@shade9272]

Great product for those who have plenty of disposable income and whose therapists have utterly failed to help them make headway with their paranoia.

[@michaeldesilvio221]

The Illuminata are bunkered up in their luxury underground survival bunkers. I hope they have claustrophobia. 😂

[@conradfamily8644]

Can you stack the bunkers and make a 2 story? If so what would that look like?

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Could but have not yet

[@____________________________.x]

That’s mostly pointless, digging down is expensive, digging sideways is cheap

[@brucemartini2288]

never thought I'd see an Excavator struggle to dig🤔- apart from giant boulders

[@sean3533]

Tax man: “Your neighbors snitched, said you had construction company in here building something big.” “Sir, all I got was nice flat paved driveway.”

[@clemenjr5582]

Im a 26 year old welder with close to a decade of welding and ironworking experience and I would really like to work for you guys ✌️solid work

[@bob_mosavo]

Thanks, Ron 😁

[@savannahrei8674]

These are like the modern equivalent of Egyptian Pharos burial vaults

[@____________________________.x]

If you want to stay above ground and negotiate with BeeLM, then that’s up to you

[@geoffhaylock6848]

@@____________________________.x What's BeeLM?

[@____________________________.x]

@@geoffhaylock6848 say it out loud, YT removes stuff that it doesn't want you talking about

[@Adrian-vq2rh]

lots of crazies out there

[@timturner6613]

These are cool and all ,but where will you be when the SHTF ? Standing by the bunker door ? Probably not

[@Luke-Ryan]

I would like to see the escape hatch when its all finished. because all I can think is a escape tunnel to your gun room like the dumbest idea ever? I would think that should be your most secure room and having another entrance there is a bad idea security wise. Like telling intruders here you found this hatch now before you rob the place arm up then come in.

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

It's full of sand. You can't enter it

[@JJ_Khailha]

I’m from the UK and there aren’t many guns over here. Could I have a tea room instead of the gun room?

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

Lol. Sure

[@____________________________.x]

Oi mate, have you got a licence for that post apocalypse tearoom?

[@ypsiprepper]

If I ever win the mega millions, I'm totally getting one of these

[@onthejob9153]

I love it when the guy holding the camera barks orders at the guys 🙄

[@alleweg000]

Is it viable to put the I-beams on top of the roof sheet metal? Now the weight of the dirt on top bypasses them onto the way bigger surface area of the roof sheet and all that keeps this from collapsing are the coparatively small weld connections. If the roof I-beams would be installed inside the bunker it could be way more durable.

[@theyreoutthere.huntinggear]

Thats a beast of a shelter.

[@onomatopejaB]

Cool! Waiting for part 2! How is plasma cutter and other tools going Ron? 😁

[@d0eNer]

In case of war...now we know, where we've to go ✌🏼😎✌🏼

[@cswalder7675]

Love this, now i just have 500k problems to solve.

[@YnseSchaap]

I bet the kids were bummed out because they got a bomb shelter instead of a giant swimming pool 😁

[@jamesjordan8327]

Why would you put your escape tunnel in the gun room? So that anybody who sees the above ground exit can enter through it and steal your guns while you are on the other side of your heavy-duty $10,000 fort Knox door?

[@benjaminanthony5201]

Great if I were to do that I would install it in a hidden location and not connected to my house. Also I would put it deeper

[@marcegrecco53]

Amazing job and undertaking

[@christopherbeddoe406]

Very interesting. I want to do an ICF shelter build eventually.

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

I'll sell you the doors and air system

[@Look4History_1]

Wise investment. Great Video. Keep them coming.

[@ryanmaris1917]

I'd want to make an underground bunker setup for basic medicine production, along with a library of books.

[@julianjrobertson]

I'm not an expert on anything like this but what stands out to me is that you should always have 2 entrances/exits for something like this for a multitude of reasons from zombies/raiders to just being blocked in with snow or some terrain shift or just someone blocking your door, even if the door opens inward it just seems like a bad idea to just have one way in idk

[@dalejulian989]

Lol you didn't pay one damn second of attention to this video had you done so you would know it had an escape tunnel dumbass

[@lou8809]

Sensational. followup would be awesone

[@kaydancorman]

id suggest using hard hats while under and around the crane arm

[@marvelouslighting3181]

IMO theses Builds should be kept secret. Once this is finish , those BACK THE BLUE guys are going to raid that Gun bunker to check ALL THE GUN'S .

[@morganmcintire2853]

I will never back the blue after having cops lie to me and lie in court about me, and after seeing the atrocities they commit against common citizens ever day.. and yes If I had a bunker like this the Blue are the last people who I would want knowing about it.

[@josephberg2329]

Classic project manager on his phone: "Show them how fast you can bust your ass."

[@duodeca5553]

This isn’t the most professional way to ask for a job, through a KZbin comment section, but I’m a high school graduate, I’m going to be attending a trade school to further my education and passion for welding. Is there any opening at your company need need a fill… it would probably be a few years till I could be up for employment though haha. Im asking because this has seriously peaked my interest and I think I’ve just discovered a new dream job!

[@thesuperiorspyderdan9470]

I wonder what the cost would be to buy shipping containers and spray them with rhino liner would cost versus these premade jobs?

[@tylertruitt377]

Can you guys make two three sided 50x12s and weld them together on site for a 50x24? Obviously transporting a premade 50x24 would be next to impossible. Or do they have to be separated by the walls? how deep can you burry this style?

[@ufukgul3221]

It looks durable but not very close to the surface, right? If I had it built, I would like it to have a ceiling of 4-5 meters thick, so that I could feel safer for myself and my family. Is the expensive shelter durable for earthquakes, floods, or terrorist attacks?

[@lililiu20000]

Do you still need to pour the 1feet thick concrete slab if the bottom of the hole is bedrock already? Or you have to pour a slab for 6-inch thick or 4-inch thick to hold the expansion bolts? Very Nice video for rocky 🪨 states, good job 👍

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

No

[@julianmalcolm]

Only in Texas. Also that's Tyler of escape tunnel has been used for over 80 years.

[@Agelis]

The design reminds me of the 'Titan's' holding cell from the film 'The Immortals'

[@8urface]

Doesn’t putting a giant tube “escape route” inside the vault kind of negate the usefulness of the vault door? Just go in through the exit and bang- got your guns

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

You can't enter through the atlas escape. It's a one way thing Out only. Sand blocks the entrances

[@15Kilo]

I wouldn’t get one of these for an apocalypse, I’d get one cause that’s a hell of a man cave lmao

[@pinefilms3141]

incredible documentation!

[@brianevans6146]

Cool product but can't believe you push crushed rock up against the outside, many parts inside are antiquated and could use better design

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Just curious why the workers weren't wearing hardhats? Where I live everybody on a construction site is required to wear safety gear.

[@jonathanhenley2936]

Just gotta make sure you can get to it I would have it under my house and have access through my closet that's under the stairs

[@dano9215]

Hey boss man. Either get down there and twist some wrenches or zip it and let them do their work.

[@ryanspeer1905]

I like the quality of the Build but the layout I think isn’t the greatest personally because the escape hatch is behind the gun room making the door useless if ever found.The generator is not in a bad spot not in a great spot either if it was me I would have it be farther away from the main entrance and have the generator room be your escape room.

[@infilmancer]

I hauled the big main piece. 😎

[@AusJackal]

Nice but I'm at a loss to understand why you'd put an $8k door on a gun room that has a weak point of entry with an escape hatch on it.. seems to me the escape tunnel should be attached to another room...

[@AtlasSurvivalShelters]

It's not a weak point. Yiu can't enter an escape tunnel. It goes out not in

[@AusJackal]

@Atlas Survival Shelters the cover won't be as secure as a Fort Knox door... just because it opens out doesn't mean it can't be breached...

[@jtfoog5029]

@@AusJackal when someone has 500k to spend on a hole in the ground, the might just want to spend 8K to have the words “Fort Knox” on the door.

[@AusJackal]

@JT Foog sir I have no issue with the door.. I'd want a good door on my gun room... my point was... why spend that much to protect your firearms when they installed a back door that isn't as strong or secure...

[@jtfoog5029]

@@AusJackal I agree with you. I was saying the door is useless (because of the back door) so it might as well just be for the name printed on it

[@Widdy72]

Id swear that this is the back side of Demolition Ranches new mansion house he rebuilt from the trees and slight flashes of the corner of the building being in the same stone id swear it was his house 😀😀