Designing a preppers home

[tmckay2]

heres an interesting question: if you live in town and don't have a well/septic, what are your options? i was thinking steel shutter systems would be nice too over the windows. certainly some form of concrete tyype walls is probably a good idea, possibly a steel roof?

[Great-Kazoo]

heres an interesting question: if you live in town and don't have a well/septic, what are your options? i was thinking steel shutter systems would be nice too over the windows. certainly some form of concrete tyype walls is probably a good idea, possibly a steel roof?

Lugable LOO. Yes we have one, in the crawl space / lower level access. It will hold 6 rolls of TP when not in use. 1 box contains 5-6 disposable, self contained , bio-degradable crapper bags.
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When you have a few filled, out of hiding you go and toss at the opposing team. Environmental chemical warfare

[<MADDOG>]

"Pressurized independent fire sprinkler system, as some folks are required to have if their FD response time is greater than X minutes. I know a few people east of ft lupton their ins co required it be installed whne building their house."

Residential fire sprinkler systems are designed for one purpose; life safety. In short, to make sure your family gets out of the house. While they may suppress a fire, I wouldn't rely on them in a SHTF scenario.

[hollohas]

Check out the Interactive Tour on this website.

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[hobowh]

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That is sweet I'd hate to see the price though. I'd like to have a couple of those burried under my house, but the house still needs to survive an asualt long enough to get in there,

[Great-Kazoo]

"Pressurized independent fire sprinkler system, as some folks are required to have if their FD response time is greater than X minutes. I know a few people east of ft lupton their ins co required it be installed whne building their house."

Residential fire sprinkler systems are designed for one purpose; life safety. In short, to make sure your family gets out of the house. While they may suppress a fire, I wouldn't rely on them in a SHTF scenario.

Better to have and not need than need and not have. 30 seconds of cover fire when exiting the home is better than no cover fire. Having a pressurized system might be a deciding factor. Again, each to their own.