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| Shelter being lifted toward hole |
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| Shelter in hole |
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| In the hole with the shelter preparing the anchor unit |
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| Tie-down straps anchoring shelter |
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| Covering shelter with dirt |
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| Hand raking dirt around shelter |
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| Installation finished |
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| Shelter being placed in hole |
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| Inside look at partially installed shelter |
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| Drilling anchors in the ground |
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| Installing air vent pipes |
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| Grading the area back out |
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| Installation inspection |
As you see from these pictures, there are several steps to installing an underground storm shelter. Most installations
take a couple of hours and are completed with no complications. The rare complications which come up are handled as
necessary in the most sensible manner possible, but at this time the only problem we have had during any installations
was an unexpected rain shower which delayed the installation just a bit.
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