Apollo
The Apollo above-ground storm shelter from Atlas Safe Rooms accommodates up to 3 people and measures 4' 5" wide x 2' 5" deep with a 6' 5" height .
Easy Install
Unlike a concrete shelter or welded box, modular panels are brought in one at a time and installed anywhere a suitable concrete slab is present.
Convenient To Use
Unlike an in-ground shelter, your Atlas Safe Room will be convenient to access, so you’re more likely to use it.
Easy To Escape
Unlike concrete, welded or in-ground shelters, the Apollo’s modular design and in-shelter wrenches give you multiple emergency exits.
Standard Features
Because each unit is constructed of modular panels, you never have to worry about being trapped inside if the door is blocked from the storm debris. After installation, two wrenches are left inside the shelter to remove the bolts on any panel, allowing for multiple emergency exits.
Every two foot section of our storm shelter has both high and low stainless steel screened air vents. These vents are shielded for debris on the exterior and allow plenty of airflow.
The “Defender3” Model door on each Atlas Safe Room includes a spring-loaded vault-style handle that allows any user to easily engage the 3 bolt reinforced locking mechanism.
Each Atlas Safe Room storm shelter comes standard with a Grade 1 High Security keyed lock. Whether in a tornado, home invasion, or a secure place for valuables, once you enter an Atlas Safe Room, the danger outside will stay outside.
Because each unit is constructed of modular panels, you never have to worry about being trapped inside if the door is blocked from the storm debris. After installation, two wrenches are left inside the storm shelter to remove the bolts on any panel, allowing for multiple emergency exits.
Modular design also means unmatched versatility. Because the above-ground storm shelter is installed in panel sections, it can be carried in one panel at a time and installed virtually anywhere. The most popular install locations are garages, closets and basements.Frequently Asked Questions
Overturning stability depends on the thickness (mass) of the concrete slab plus the distance the slab extends beyond the footprint of the shelter. Atlas engineering reveals that an 8” slab that extends 2’ beyond the shelter on each side is sufficient. Existing concrete slabs vary in thickness, steel reinforcement and build methods and therefore Atlas Safe Rooms certifies the structural integrity of the shelter alone.
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