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a little boy sitting in the back of a white truck

Take "Refuge" in a fiberglass underground tornado shelter, the EF-5 tested Refuge Storm Shelter, to keep your family safe from the next Huntsville tornado

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a living room filled with furniture and a flat screen tv mounted on a wall next to a kitchen

Atlas Survival Shelters specializes in creating galvanized corrugated pipe survival shelters for its customers. These are designed to be built underground with 1-2 bunker entrances/exits for emergencies. They come in diameters of 8', 9', 10', 11', and

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a monument in the middle of a field with an open door on it's side

Texas Storm Shelter in Plano TX serving all of Texas, providing customer storm shelters for your personal family needs. Whether you’re looking for commercial or residential storm shelters including all-weather rooms for large or small groups in and around the Dallas Fort-Worth (DFW) Metroplex. Our storm shelters are constructed with thick, solid steel frames, air ventilation, a bulletproof window and they are anchored to your home’s foundation with the safest Hilti anchoring system around…

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there are many bunk beds in this small room with blue and green mats on the floor

Above ground storm shelters from Safe Sheds are proven to save lives and affordable. Our storm shelters meet FEMA Pub. 320/361 and are fast and easy to install.

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storm clouds in the distance with text overlay that reads 8 items to keep in your storm shelter

I can remember countless tornado warnings and hiding under couches and in the bathtub as a kid, and in our storm shelter as an adult with my own children. Check out these 8 things you need to keep in your storm shelter!

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an outhouse that has been destroyed and is being used as a storage unit

This above ground safe room at a destroyed home on SW 147th St. in Moore, OK, is still standing after taking the impact of May 20th's EF5 tornado. In the background is the remains of Briarwood Elementary School. Thursday, May 30, 2013, Photo by Paul Hellstern, The Oklahoman

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a man is standing in the middle of a white tunnel with benches on both sides

Jeff Copeland with the Franklin County Board of Education maintainance department walks down one of the corridors inside the massive new storm shelter at Phil Campbell High School. Community storm shelters in Phil Campbell and Bear Creek saved lives when the April 27th tornadoes devastated Alabama. New community storm shelters are being built all over the area at schools and in communities. (The Birmingham News/Joe Songer).

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