Why Fiberglass Tornado Shelters?
Many of us have fond memories of family times in our grandparents' storm shelters that
were built back in the early 1900's at the turn of the last century. As we revisit these
concrete shelters we see signs of ageing: cracking, mildewing, leaking, etc. It may no
longer provide the safety that it once did. In fact, it may now very well be a safety
hazard. Old steel shelters suffer from corrosion and rust over the years.
With today's technology and materials fiberglass is the choice
for the future. Fiberglass is the preferred material because it offers safety,
affordability and longevity, as it is rot resistant, waterproof and can withstand
the tests of time.
So, your family can seek protection in "THE REFUGE" for years
to come. You can be assured that this shelter will stand the test of time. "THE REFUGE" will be around from the turn of this Century, in the early
2000's, through the next millennium and beyond, providing the same protection from
tornado's and damaging winds as it did for you from the day it was installed. There are also three sizes to choose from to better fit your needs.
Why Fiberglass?
No Rusting, Cracking, or Rotting.
Easy to Maintain and Clean
Lightweight and Easy to Install
Affordable
FEMA States Over 50% of U.S. at Risk
According to the
Federal Emergency Management Agency, over one half of the United States is subject to
damaging winds and tornados. The safest place during a tornado is in an underground
shelter. Take shelter in "THE REFUGE"..
Many
of our homes and business's are located in regions prone to damage as noted on the maps that can be accessed at the top of this page. Be prepared for the 2009 hurricane season. Don't risk your family's future.
FEMA Facts
- Damage paths from tornadoes can be in excess of one mile wide and 50 miles long.
- Tornadoes can accompany hurricanes and tropical storms as they move onto land.
- Tornadoes are more likely to occur between 3 pm and 9 pm.
- DO YOU HAVE A PLACE TO SEEK SHELTER?
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