Is Your Community at High Risk of Extreme Weather Events?
Every community should keep extreme weather events in mind year-round, even those outside of areas where tornadoes and hurricanes frequently occur. As extreme weather and wind events become more common, risks assessments should be conducted regularly by community officials to ensure that their current safety infrastructure can accommodate vulnerable community members.
Factors to consider when assessing storm shelter and safe room options:
The number of at-risk community members in your area
The frequency of severe weather events in your area
The most accessible location to install a storm shelter or safe room in your community
Safety Made Accessible to the Whole Community
10x30
Model Accommodates 60 People
14x42
Model Accommodates 117 People
Custom Sizes Available
Reach out to discuss custom sizing.
Community Shelters Protect:
Product Specifications:
10’ width x 30’ length x 8’ Height
14’ width x 42’ length x 8’ Height
Internal Framework consisting of 5lbs per foot C-Channel
Entry and egress doors comply with ICC IBC-2018 Article 1010.11
Welds in accordance with MIL-STD-20 and MIL-STD-1216
UPS Battery Power as stand by power system.
Convenience power provided by Solar Panel and emergency Genset with UPS
Natural ventilation in compliance with table 702.4.1 in ICC.
Chemical Toilet and hand wash station in all shelters (no plumbing required)
30” x 48” area reserved for wheelchairs near entry door
Can My Community Afford a Shelter?
FEMA offers several avenues of funding for community shelters through their FEMA Safe Room Grant Funding Program. For more information on FEMA grants and available funding, review the FEMA HMA Guidance and Addendum document here.
In addition to RemainSafe’s large 10x30 and 14x42 shelters, we also offer custom sizing to accommodate the unique needs of communities of any size or location.