True.
True.
Here is a pic of the Shelter. I had it installed before I tiled the garage so that it had a better "seal" and it stays pretty clean. You can also get a magnetic cover for it...
Are you sure that's not your living room? Sweet!
Appreciate it, but it hasn't looked that nice/clean since that day!
Whatever it is we are doing, it will be more important than getting somebodies butt out of a storm grave.
When you register your shelter with OKC, it is entered into a database and is added to the GIS system which is basically a extremely detailed map of the whole city. Each police officer and fire truck has the ability to access this GIS system in their vehicles on their computers. In OKC I would say it's very important to register your shelter.
I bet if a twister were ripping your house apart, you would gladly overcome the issue.They all sound good but what if you are Claustrophobic? Not just myself, but others who may suffer from the same malady? Just take a handful of Ativans ??? ....
No kidding ... I won't get in an elevator but if there is a storm coming I'm the first one in the cellar ... It's all about prioritizing. I'm perfectly comfortable walking the stairs, but I'm not real interested in "riding the wind" again ...
Does anyone with a Ground Zero underground garage shelter have any pics of what theirs looks like (inside/outside)??
I've seen a handful of photos from other companies but not of Ground Zero's yet. I know there are some on the website but it seems as though they always look a tad different.
I've seen a handful of photos from other companies but not of Ground Zero's yet. I know there are some on the website but it seems as though they always look a tad different.
