Key Features

Reinforced Walls:

Constructed with bullet-resistant and impact-resistant materials, such as steel, Kevlar, or ballistic fiberglass, to withstand forced entry and extreme conditions.

Solid Core Doors:

Typically made of steel or reinforced wood with high-security, multi-point locking systems to prevent unauthorized access.

Secure Ventilation:

Specially designed air filtration systems that can provide fresh air while keeping out smoke, gas, or other contaminants.

Communication Systems:

Equipped with landline, cellular, or internet-based communication tools to call for help and maintain contact with the outside world.

Surveillance Monitors:

Access to security camera feeds from around your property, allowing you to monitor the situation from inside the room.

Emergency Supplies:

Stocked with essentials like water, non-perishable food, first aid kits, flashlights, and portable chargers.

Backup Power:

Battery or generator systems to ensure lights, communication devices, and security systems remain operational during power outages.

Climate Control:

HVAC systems that provide comfortable conditions even if you need to stay for an extended period.

Customization Options

Size and Layout:

Can range from small closet-sized spaces to larger, multi-purpose rooms depending on your needs and available space.

Disguised Entry:

Hidden doors behind bookshelves, mirrors, or wall panels to maintain discretion and safety.

Technology Integration:

Smart home systems, including remote monitoring, automated locking, and emergency alert features.

Interior Design:

Comfort features such as seating, lighting, and entertainment options to keep occupants calm and occupied during emergencies.

Levels of Protection:

Choose from various security ratings, including ballistic and blast resistance, to match specific threats.

Multipurpose Use:

Design the space to function as a home office, closet, or storage room when not in use as a safe room.