Ron explains the Atlas Shelter Design

Atlas Survival Shelters
7407 Telegraph Road,
Montebello, CA 90640
[phone]
Website - www.atlassurviv...
Ron Hubbard
President/CEO & Founder
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On Facebook - / 396118537110586

[@Strangernightg]

I believe in you because anybody who's willing to share how they make a living with the public is trust worthy , if you ask me !!! Thank you Atlas Survival Shelters for the teaching of the Bunker's .

[@rockyglass5906]

You give a lot of information in this video Ron. You are so smart and I would suggest that people watch the valuable info you have provided.

[@mixflipextra]

I need to come by and film an update interview. I filmed your shelter at a survival expo back in 2012 and loved it. The escape hatch is smart.

[@brianburroughs4540]

I love the shelter. I’ve watched a few videos now. What I’m wondering is how the plumbing works? Does it connect to a water well or city water? Still it’s the best shelter I’ve seen so far.

[@RJM1011]

You have a water tank.

[@Joseph565112]

I grew up in the Midwest, and in northern Iowa (and anywhere farther north) the ground will freeze down about 6ft - 7ft. Temps in July are about 85 - 95 with humidity around 80% - 90%...less than six months later by the end of November it's about 0-10 for a daytime high, -20 to -30 at night, with windchills as low as -50. These things must be able to withstand that kind of temp change, more than 100 degree difference in less than six months, and tons of precipitation.

[@TheAmericanCatholic]

Joseph565112 it's the same in Michigan

[@tankmalone9845]

Dude is a brilliant in fabrication awesome product I truly like the way he thinks if you turn on the news every day you hear about another natural disaster happening somewhere in our especially in our beloved heartland it’s truly smart thing to have one of these i know they recommend having your house on top of one of these things maybe if you could extend the entry way out so it connects somewhere in the house but yeah I would definitely get one of these for piece of mind tornados and storms ant no joke

[@michaelhardy2735]

You make a best bunkers in this country in the United States I like all your KZbin videos is teaching people what to do at emergency planning

[@danielj5650]

@SPOOKYSOUNDS troll

[@allamericanshelters1735]

By far the BEST design out there! Get up the good work!

[@Ok-551]

It amazes me that some of the square box shelters being made offer little to no gamma protection for the entrance.

[@jakobrebeki]

Ron, you may need to change the address listed on the description. been a while. going to try and spend my spare time over the weekend cruising thru your post postings. have a nice day....

[@michaelhardy2735]

You teach people what to do emergency planning

[@jedimasterharmon8726]

could a hydroponic garden room and a few low voltage fans replace an air intake and exhaust vent system?

[@michaelhardy2735]

You mate a best fallout shelter in this country

[@Hiberniason]

So I'm having a house built and was thinking of laying one of these under the basement with the entrance near in the floor close to an outer wall and then the shelter would be built moving away from being under the house. Can that work or is that an engineering question? Basically, part of the mudroom, around 18 inches or so, would be under a section of load bearing basement wall that itself was in the ground... The mudroom would be ten or more feet under that wall... Anyway, any thoughts on that?

[@TheRayweather]

In one of his video he explain this yes you can were you have the entrance to the bunker from inside your house. He even have a design for your kitchen were the middel island can move and the entrance is under it.

[@cj5880]

you guys should have a fallout shelter that is just styled to look like a vault tech shelter from fallout it wohld appleal to a wider range of people and bring in more customers

[@russellhowens]

+TheAtheistSwine Do you really think people that play fallout want anything made by vault tech? lol Seriously while it would be cool, I am sure copy right issues would be a problem.

[@mikeq5287]

Love your videos! You do amazing work and honestly the best I've seen. Can't believe rising star ad is suggested ad. They are just trash and can't believe they're still in business. Anyways keep up the great work and God bless.

[@ALink2Zelda]

yolo great videos

[@nwmonk3105]

Are you able to put two shelters parallel side by side with adjoining section? What about a secure utility "pipe" for lack of a word to run HAM radio wiring and CCTV leads? I suppose the answer is yes, just depends on budget correct?

[@RJM1011]

Yes they can put all that in if you need it.

[@chinafloyd3831]

Ron Ron says a shelter for $25,000 but I do not know how to get it over here how do I connect it to the other shelter but do I really want to connect it to the other shelter probably not I need

[@M70ACARRY]

Why didn't you show it?

[@chinafloyd3831]

That's the same picture that I was looking at but much different you can make it higher make it higher you need somebody to can somebody to work

[@GrimReaper1066]

This Is Your Calling Help All That You Can Your Blessed I Feel What You Feel About This World & Government When I Get Into Marines I Will Be Investing In The 81K One Something Big But Underground We’re I Live HillSide Wont Help Me In The City Of #DC

[@jamaludinshamsudin4821]

Just use the shipping container and anti rust paint is much cheaper. The second hand will do. 8'x40' if put it in 3 parallel, the sizes will be 24'x 40'. It a luxury size of bunkers. Just add more container you can get more sizes just add pillar in it.

[@michaelthomas3105]

The thing is that shipping containers are only strong at the corners to "stack 'em high." The steel on them is only 1.6-2mm thick, and the floors are just wooden sheets clipped to steel C beams. They are designed to sink for insurance purposes. Anyone using a shipping container should know that the wooden floors are sprayed with anti-rot chemicals that could injure humans, It's best to rip that old wood out. Really, shipping containers need extensive reinforcing and waterproofing to safely bury them. As they come, they'd be no good as Faraday cages, due to the rubber door seals and wood floors.

[@RJM1011]

Shipping containers would cost a lot more as there is NO strength in the sides of them so you would have to build concrete blocks around them and also a concrete roof so they could be buried deep enough to work.

[@Deadsoul715]

350,000 dollars? What is the outside made of gold?

[@evansoutdoors4022]

Ya luckly he makes models from 50k to 500k

[@danielj5650]

@@Blueguy72 why would you need permits? It's your own property you have rights to do what you want on it. And he emphasizes installing everything on your own because of the secrecy aspect. I wouldn't want anyone to know where my secret bunker is. And I am pretty sure the furniture comes with the price

[@danielj5650]

@@Blueguy72 You must own property that is in a residential area and in close proximity of neighbors then. If you have many acres in a desolate and rural area, you can dig all you want. It is only when what you're doing affects someone else. Can you give me some links to these alleged permits that you need?

[@danielj5650]

@@Blueguy72 ok that is nice but can you show me proof that you need all these kinds of licenses to dig underground? I have had trouble finding that

[@danielj5650]

@@Blueguy72 I am pretty sure Atlas does not ask for proof of any permits

[@bobgrabowski2232]

20 feet would be no issue then ?

[@RJM1011]

You can go down to 40' with this type !

[@shevyvenstermaker1370]

its all perfect except for the vents...you need to rethink that...you even said it yourself lol about bad guys blocking vents :) so yeah

[@augustinenguyen6703]

Shevy Venstermaker they have CO2 scrubbers

[@thenerdnetwork]

Yep, those CO2 scrubbers are real good at preventing the vents from being blocked like the guy said. There is no way you can block up a vent that has a CO2 scrubber. End sarcasm.

[@chrisrhodes6489]

@@thenerdnetwork Quite frankly if your in the shelter and not getting out, no one is really going to be trying to get in that hard. they'll already be dead, or to week to really try.

[@watchoutz6969]

Not really a good choice for the corrugated pipe, they are known to collapse and so that would mean you would die. The box shelter company also known as "Rising s bunkers" They don't have a radiation turn, but you wont get crushed to death. They also have concrete coated around the shelter too.

[@augustinenguyen6703]

WatchOutz the info on RSC website is really bias. Corrugated pipe is extremely strong structurally. The military uses it in their missile silos and it can be buried deep underground. The RAC bunkers may be surrounded in concrete, but it's only about 3 feet below the ground, making it a reinforced basement. The "collapsing" you refer to is from earthquakes. Do you're research.

[@danielj5650]

round shelters rely on the earth above them. They aren't taking all the weight because it is a round structure. The soil surrounds it

[@michaelhardy2735]

Custom government not going to not paying for emergency planning l

[@freedomdude5420]

Why do you think I'm watching all these videos course the hard part is to get out of the hole retail sector or you'll never be able to buy anything and when are these City people going to learn they need to make their own shelters.

[@julianbutcher732]

no now he has a nuclear filter

[@charliebrownau]

Gday Out of interest why are they not made out of cermet

[@chrisrhodes6489]

And it is expensive.

[@RJM1011]

They build those as well these ones are BETTER.

[@Drumaboiiii]

I couldn't spend time in one of these with more than one person. Id need pounds of weed bottles of liquor and two gallon jugs full of vyvanse

[@Drumaboiiii]

An xbox and a computer that has preloaded movies news ect. Basically a terminal

[@Drumaboiiii]

A flatscreen all the music ever. Some exercise equipment. A nice master bedroom and a nice hot shower. And a ton of food

[@Drumaboiiii]

Lots of nicotine too haha

[@klownmittenz8715]

ADHD much?How are they push that hatch up with a foot of dirt on top of it?