Earthcom 18 Shelter

Earthcom 18 Above Ground Shelter Photos

Earthcom 18 Above Ground Shelter Drawings

For more information about the Radius Engineering above-ground earth-berm storm shelters and diaster shelters contact Walton McCarthy here

The inside can be finished using conventional framing and insulation. Each 2 foot wide arch weighs 400 pounds and has a 9 foot inside radius and a 10 foot outside radius. The structure was specifically designed for 12 or 36 inch earth cover plus a 120 lbs/ft2 snow load. The Earthcom 18 has no gutters to clog, no parapet retaining walls, no

Shelter from storms, bombs, chemicals and fallout

The shelter will be covered with earth

The end walls are assembled on site using conventional framing methods. Each arch requires approximately two man-hours to assemble and stand up. The Earthcom 18 requires at least 10 arches with a maximum of 50 arches (100 feet long). The inside can be finished using conventional framing and insulation. Each 2 foot wide arch weighs 400 pounds and has a 9 foot inside radius and a 10 foot outside radius. The structure was specifically designed for 12 or 36 inch earth cover plus a 120 lbs/ft2 snow load. The Earthcom 18 has no gutters to clog, no parapet retaining walls, no fascia boards or soffits, requires no painting, and can be seeded with natural vegetation or grass.

The Multi-Chamber Air Sterilization can be used as a life support system if the structure is to be used for biological-chemical warfare.

For more information about the Radius Engineering above-ground earth-berm storm shelters and diaster shelters contact Walton McCarthy here