This video just showed up in my recommendations. This entire bunker stuff is fascinating to me. I totally respect the level of preparation some people are welling to do to protect themselves and their loved ones. It just amazes me that some people aren't convinced they'll die someday, one way or another.

Anyone besides me so disappointed that we don't get to watch part 2 yet?

MORE videos like this!!! Watching the process is way cool!

if you live in midwest where tornadoes are a problem, this bunker are great to have!! great investment!!!

Hi 👋🏻 Ron, you are so funny 😆!!

Mercy, what a hot install in 100 degree weather. The workers were sweating like they were hosed down. Everybody earned their money for that install...

Not only is concrete very strong but its one of the best if not the best radiation shielding materials other than water. Its dense and has a high water content

This would be my dream bunker along with an additional 12x40(big boy) and an additional 10x20 radio room/armory….

This guy sounds like Mr Rodgers. “Howdy neighbor”

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing this with us all!

I was going to say that it doesn’t look deep enough and then I saw the guys in it and was like ya, that’ll do lol. Perspective is everything

This man loves to say concrete!!

allways nice videos, joy to watch. Greetings from Finland.

At least the husband will have a place to sleep when the wife puts him the dog house, only time it’ll get used 🤣

Toujours aussi impressionnant à regarder, vive l'Amérique

Hey Ron...I love your Videos.... Where is Part 2 of this Lovely Bunker?

"They're coming down th stairs! Use the escape tunnel!" -- Crawl into and climb up escape tunnel, only ~30' from stairs, directly into your attacker's hands. To be useful, the escape tunnel must go at least 100-200 yards away (preferably more) from the bunker, and there must be some natural sight obstruction between the escape hatch exit and bunker to prevent anyone gathered around the bunker from directly observing the escapees. The get-away from the escape hatch exist needs to be prepped, too. If the immediate surrounding area is covered by leaves and sticks, people will hear escapees. Mud might be wet and leave traces. A trail of rocks would be needed, but disguised by heavy bushes on two sides to prevent being recognized as a trail. Yes, this sort of stuff is more complicated that it may originally seem. Air and exhaust pipes rising out of the earth directly above the bunker are pointers to it's location. You might as well put up signs announcing you have a bunker. For best safety, they would have to be routed hundreds of years away and include some sort of temperature equalization scheme with the outdoors and possibly odor filters. They['re putting the bunker directly under a house... Be afraid.

I meant this when I wrote to you before. Steel alone or concrete alone can't be strong. Both should be together. Good job, congratulations💪💪👍👍

Thanks for all the great videos

I have been waiting so long for an install video.

good afternoon everyone

You built me bunker like and delivered to Wisconsin.

Did part 2 of this ever happen ? This was a great video 😊

Y'all gonna need one of these bunkers in 2024!

Drinking game: every time he says “we don’t want to waste concrete” take a shot. You won’t make it till the end.

I can tell ya that thing is all there I was the crane operator on that job!

I wish I could give you a hug instead of thumbs up 👍

This is impressive.

If I had a 10,000 for every time this man said "were going to cover this is concrete tomorrow" I could afford one of these bunkers.

very nice work

What an awesome bunker...

I doubt part II is coming. damn, really wanted to see it completed

I like the layout of this bunker

What if the Refrigerator goes out and they need to get a new one or need a new couch how can they get something like this up and down and through the small doors?

Great video, very interesting to watch the process from start to finish with installing bunkers 😊 Out of curiosity: Have you and your team ever installed a bunker in Norway before? 😊

Looking forward to the next video..

looks great

Great vid Ron, just a few questions if you dont mind!. Do you have a check list so to speak before moving on to each stage, for example making sure all welding points are completed to the required standard during installation? How come the escape tunnel doesn't have concrete around it? What PSI rating was the concrete? Did your team continuously vibrate the concrete to remove air bubbles as it was poured? Thank you for your time, and thank you for videos!

Just Beautiful! 😎

Cool video Ron that sure is one huge bunker and with that added storage room adds more space for food and other supplies . I so need to win a big jackpot to get me one of these lol.

Nice to see galvanised pipes for the first time instead of pvc, maybe one day you’ll route all of them via the entrance for ease of maintenance

Excellent quality and install.

If this was a Rising S bunker, those workers would be collapsing the roof in hahaha

at 300k... people should just build these into the side of a hill, have 1 compartment thats a non "bunker" living room with window, that has the ability to be "blast screened." But still to give a natural light/living area when open... then. Live in or use the rest of the bunker as a home or cottage. Why pay for a "home" you aren't going to use regularly as well. still safe from tornado, hurricane, storm... drop a nice heavy steel blast shield over the window, maybe with concrete and "rock" shutters that swing shut to camouflage it

Sure wish i can afford to do this

Got a damn good crew working for him

@11:19 - Might want to get that checked out.

Part 2 Ron?

Looks great ... tho i would suggests a Honda hand held vibrator not 240 V cable over steel mesh

jesus. that some serious protection !

Great video again mate, looks like a really good bunker you've put in for him/her. It'll be good once I have the block of land and get this happening myself. Have a ripper mate!

Can you talk about water tables and how they affect bunker location?

NICE

Seeing those sheer trench walls was scary, but as long as you guys know what you're doing and had a soil engineer check it for you then I'm sure it's fine!

Love you videos and you products. Thank you Ron

Coolest thing I’ve ever seen amazing.

Amazing!

Great to watch,. I love the engineering/building of such projects, only the wealthy people can afford.

That's a good way too put one in. Nice job. 642

Bell concrete is located in Bell Florida.

What did you learn from watching the video????? How to save concrete lol 😂

How much land will you need for something like this

where is part 2?

Hope to get one one day

Delivered to a place across the street from y'alls (one of y'alls I think) in texas at the mobile home place, was killing me I didn't have time to see if I could visit and check it out. Great job!

Some great work to see thank you for the video Ron.

look at shiey latest video london bunker where they turn on a working mercury arc rectifier

Epic.

the only bad thing about having a company install/build a bunker is that all the workers know where its is and how its built.

suggestion ... setup a cheap gopro and timelapse the work days. easy content

You answered my question about installation cost at the end of the video, LOL. Don't see a Part 2 yet...

When top is Reinforced with I beam Re bar is not needed & over kill

I dont whitstand nukes anyway 🤣

Why not just have a reinforced basement with all of the accomodations of a bunker?

This would be nice in my backyard here in NC Ron. Thank you for the video and I look forward to the conclusion.

Can you built a water well in the bunker because you already underground ?

I will say and agree with you that that was a pretty good video. At least my thoughts and ideas you've actually answered them in this video about putting concrete around the bunker. I know we had talked and I said I would like to have 20 feet of Earth on top of it if not more which now I know can be done. There's actually a design change from my original thoughts and ideas which once it is finished we'll have a garage on top of it instead of a house

If I had won the lottery I would order the biggest one they have and custom gold faucets and buy a mountain property here in Norway and make em install it inside the mountain, how awesome wouldn’t that be???

Part 2?

I sure hope you put that full sized refrigerator in there before you sealed it all up. I can't imagine trying to get one down that stairwell ;)

Wow just amazing!

I need one of these, sign me up

Great Job

How much does it cost in materials to build the bunker?

where is part 2 ron 😤

amazing build .... nice work!

Good Job

Yes I noticed the ibeams in the bottom and top…

With the diesel generator Do you have a storage area for the diesel or could you add a big diesel tank.

Kool videos , I love it 🥰

Dont forget the drone to monitor the outside world from there

I LOVE your intro!!! L. You be careful over there I mean it. If things ever feel dicey get the hell out of there, go over and see if you can pay a visit to Survival Lily in Austria. She is a gracious woman. She'll have your six. Not that I'm inviting you on her behalf. I worry about you Sir especially after that fire and the global state of things. Bring all kinds goodies and snacks, lot's different kinds 🍭🍬 I'm not your parents either, just think you're a decent guy. 😎✝️🇺🇲

Should there be a room only for caskets? In case someone dies? It won't stick up the place?

platinum😍😍

You're doing God's work sir. The future is underground

Very nice 👍

Okay opened with a div dropping fixings onto a membrane umm once punctured what’s the point?

I'm surprised at how close the trees are especially considering that there is a house being built on top.

The problem with these little companies building bunkers is not the concrete walls, but the location. You can use any type of materials to build underground shelters, but the most important part of building a bunker is to have access to underground water, a well. You can't just dig a ditch in the middle of nowhere and called it a bunker, it just doesn't make any sense. Of course, those are not bombing shelters due to the type of concrete, and the depth of such bunkers, but at least the interior is nice. I would suggest with a bunch of water bottles, a person would survive at least a few weeks. Nuclear war will force people to take shelter during the summer season due to dry radiated sand blown all over the place by the seasonal storms. If your bunker has no access to a freshwater reserve, you'll die. That's why governments chose locations with underground water reserves, they don't just build anywhere.

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