A storm shelter can be a concrete and steel fortress inside the house or as simple as a steel box bolted to the garage floor, like the one Realtor Lindy Gaughan sold in Hendersonville’s ...

When his weather radio tells him that he and his wife are under a tornado warning, Berhs said they scramble to the storm shelter with a "go bag." The shelter is bolted to his garage floor ...

For many people, that is a basement or a storm ... floor in the hallway,” said Maddie Fickes, of Harrison West. Ohio Building Code does not require developers to include designated storm ...

A well-built storm shelter — made with ... situate your shelter in a garage, utility space, or unused part of your house with a concrete floor. You can pour a concrete slab and build this ...

(The best place is on the home's first floor.) Prebuilt shelters come ... and doors and garage doors, and they would be extremely vulnerable." On the other hand, a storm shelter can be made ...

Juliet man whose home was heavily damaged by the December 2021 tornadoes is seeking a storm shelter to ... He wants the shelter as close to the second floor steps as possible.

Those with severely damaged or destroyed homes have found shelter ... into the garage toward the kitchen door. "I never made it into the house," she said. "I made it through the storm in the ...

Winston Anderson removed chairs from what looked like a giant bank vault tucked away in the corner of his garage. The large, steel box was actually a storm shelter. Winston Anderson removed chairs ...

This example is particularly useful. It’s a steel storm shelter which opens into the garage. It all starts with a cage made of square tube. With the skeleton fully assembled it is wrapped in ...

kitchen island or hide it under the stairs in the garage. Crocco has seen some creative ways people have incorporated this shelter in homes. (Courtesy: Providence Storm Shelters) Each shelter is ...