Contractors WANTED To Start Building Israeli Type Bomb Shelters
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2024
- Join Ron as he heads to Israel to speak to the owner of "Palraz" to learn about the ins & outs of building concrete bunkers. Israel builds 50,000 of these bomb shelters a year. Now you can learn how to build them in America yourself.
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One massive detail you missed on the door install Ron. I've done cast in place doors like that as my trade. When you are preparing those frames to be installed into the wall forms... you are going to have calls calling you flipping out and losing their minds. What I was taught is to get red or blue tuck tape and some styrofoam insulation like the pink or blue stuff. You cut pieces of styrofoam to cover the hinges and door closers (where you plan to screw them to the frames) and tuck tape them over those locations. Seal up the styrofoam pieces they only need to be 1/2"thick but need to seal up where you plan on putting screws into the frame. If you dont when the concrete is poured you will likely get concrete seeping out of the screw holes sealing them up with concrete.
Take my word for it, you want to get screamed at by a door installer dont put anything around those screw holes and door catch. When they go to install those doors and the screw holes for hinges are full of concrete you will hear about it. When I was an apprentice I forgot to do that only one time. It is a lesson I vowed to never ever repeat. 😢😢😢
I used to work in heavy construction. They rent and sell the same kind of forms to make the molds for the Israeli bomb shelter right here in Texas.
We used them building a heavy industrial basement at a factory that now has 4 huge silos on top of the basement wich is anchored 35 feet below ground, and has a large building on top of the silos
🤣🤣 thats his competition you think he is gonna let his viewers know they can already be bought in Texas.
A full ICF home with attic and basement would basically be that. Add the doors and right shutters for it and a whole home could be like that
I had a similar thought. Why not use ICF block and avoid having to invest in the forms?
not realy.. the iron inside is double the amount of regular concrete wall
@@taxproadvisor ICF uses forms, but the forms stay in place for insulation.
@@neophytealphaICF is the form and the insulation....no forms required and ICF has furring strips inside the insulation 16 on center for drywall or lath if you want stucco..
@@amirharony3859 most ICF systems can handle any amount of iron you would put in, also do not forget about fibrecement.
FYI, you need 18” of concrete for a 100pf to attenuate gamma rays.
I thought 24" that will save some money than
They can be 24” thick as well.
You should sell kits to install vault type shelters in existing basements, with two layers of walls and ceilings to pour concrete or sand. If you’re not in a blast zone, it would work. There is a good write up on the castle bravo test that went bigger than planned. The detonation crew had to shelter in place, in an above ground bunker 20 miles away. The area with sand stacked up again against the outside wall was safe. They all lived.
@@Ok-551 ok well I'm going to put out some feelers how much to open up a Bussiness ? But I'd be having you build it all lol I'll look for the contracts I'm good with folks Sell ice cubes to an Eskimo
@@freddy9178 most people already have a basement. You’ve got a corner with two existing walls. Just need 2 walls and roof with enough mass. Don’t even need an air filter for radiation. Just ventilation. So long as you’re 50 miles away from blast, of course. Just a fall out shelter.
Thank You! Please keep making the DIY bunker videos!
this video is really helpful in putting into perspective the hard laborious work it takes into building a bunker and definitely helps give people a starting point of how to build one and/or inspect their bunkers, thank you for showing us because most companies wouldn't do that and would leave their clientele in the dark regarding construction and information
Ron was all in their way 😂 Get out of their way Ron!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I have been digging on mine for the past year in Ga. I have been pumping water for the past 2 months thanks to the rainy season. I can't wait for the rebar and concrete to go in. Thanks for this series man! -DirtySouthPrepper
In Brazil, most people do this molds using plywood, it work properly and are very customizable....
Did you ever consider installing a manual mechanically door opener on the inside like a port-a-power resembling the mechanical forces of a dump truck for just in case there was a explosion and there was something blocking a out-swing door or if you were inside and someone placed a lock on the outside and you had enough mechanical force to open the door from the inside, this would also work with all your other design’s
THANKS RON, for sharing your tips of the trade. we need more people like you. god bless America!!
Since you believe in God why do you need a Shelter
God sent these guys to protect people. Christians and Jews are here to do God's work.
@@pamelalandon2423 Jews who are currently committing a genocide are doing God's work? Well, I guess the God of the bible was an evil psychopath that loved genocides, so checks out I guess. Still, fd up to worship something so evil.
@@pamelalandon2423 Committing genocide is God's work? Well, I guess that checks out based on how many genocides were in the bible. Still fd up to worship something that evil.
Great video Ron and looking forward to seeing more of this design.
Intresting video, thanks for your work
Using ICF would make sense in building these rooms. Thank you for the video. 👍
Imagine having only ICF build homes in hurricane / tornado ridden counties.... No more flying houses, no more damage ( except water damage of course )....
Good job guys!!
I LOVE YOUR WORK
Awesome product...will be buying these..classes are going to be great 👍
Hope you enjoy it!
Working now 👍👍👍must have not completed when first tried.
Great video, Ron! Wonderful to see you looking so well. God bless. 🙏 👍Love going to Israel!❤
You like to go to Israel, so you do not belong to humanity, and what is the benefit of the religion you follow if it urges you to kill women and children in Gaza? There is no benefit to your life at all.
That’s impressive 😮
This is perfect for me!
Liberty Professionals is almost up and running in Texas to help folks buy and sell secure homes. Atlas Shelters' bunkers will be a part of the process too!
You da man Ron
The best part was when Ron realizes that the Israeli construction workers are doing kind of shoddy work. He starts telling them how they should do it, while everyone stands around doing nothing. "He's just gonna eyeball it," as the guy installs a permanent piece. lol
What about how to build concrete block fallout shelters? (Where you're far enough out of the city you don't need it to withstand a blast).
Search the term [Dry stack concrete block] You lay the 1st coarse of block on top of your footing using mortar, just like normal. The rest of the blocks you stack up dry, without mortar. Put rebar in the block cavities, and fill the cavities with concrete. Skim coat the face of the block with cement infused with fiberglass fibers.
Finland uses very similar build which is required for all building complexes of more than 1200 m2 of floor space. Smaller houses it not required. Similar blast doors and valves.
No problem with the audio. Super interesting video!
Good to know!
Great video.
You can wipe down the window and door frames with mineral spirts the concrete comes off a lot easier. Just a trick from a window installer.
23:22 For the internal finish, you'd be better off running all the electrical and plumbing inside the rebar before you pour, and then pulling cable later. Same as ICF construction. There's no point in tacking on drywall.
ICF would be much easier for a 12" core wall
If only I had the money for such a thing. I like what I see on these videos.
Ron getting some ideas?
Because yeah I would love an add-on like that; honestly I would love it in the ground but the size is perfect and I've always been a fan of concrete.
I've done footings, foundations and floors for homes with basements, smaller homes I couldn't see it ever being over $10-20K for what I just mentioned. I would look at the invoices for each job. This was with water, sewer and electrical ran into the floor of the basement. Of course this isn't adding in labor and tools\forms etc.. but it is counting rebar and window wells, door frames (for the cellar)
Concrete at that time was $100-130 per yard, its been a while but still.
Footing was normally 1-2 trucks unless it was formed all wacked and deep then we had to order another truck.
Walls and floors were always around 3-8 trucks, depending on the size of the home.
yolo hope everyone is doing great
Fantastic 🙂
That's a pretty disorganised job site? probably could use a laser too. This is all pretty interesting, looking forward to more of them
I would like to know when you will be giving your classes on how to build a bunker.
Thank you,
Joe
I could see the piping the door frame and the shutter work is being standard equipment. The other stuff just looks like standard equipment for pouring concrete walls. Of course it would have to be up to standard building codes depending on the area. We used to construct stuff like that for the railroad we would make concrete walls to support old bridges for trains. We would have to redo everything every time we would have to buy a new sheeting every single time. They wouldn't let us spray motor oil on or anything like you see guys doing for standard homes it had to be brand new stuff
AWESOME! Thank You! Question for you... can you bury one?? (above ground, then stack dirt on top of it... look like a hill in your yard)
Here in Missouri where I live we have basements, so any concrete company around here will have the concrete forms already.
finally another video!!!
Was scrolling through the Internet and found an atlas advertisement from 1961
Working audio for me
I've been looking at incorporating something like this into my house build since I'm in Florida and underground isn't really an option I'll have one bad ass hurricane shelter at the very least.
Only thing i noticed is America needs it pretty, Israel needs it to save lives.
All good for audio here
I wanted to build my own shelter but after research I found that the doors and air system would cost more then what it would cost me to build the shelter.
I wish i had deep pockets for a full sized bunker, sigh. great video series idea.
They are building them with simon panels for the forms.
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This is a great idea..I live in canada and we have almost 0 shelters here.i see a business opportunity.we have wild fires and we have tornadoes
Esas puertas y ventanas tienen la misma resistencia que las paredes de concreto?
What psi do you use for the concrete?
Can you do a video on making a Plus Door
I'm curious to know if they're using magnatite or something in the concrete to harden against EMPs?
Haifa is a beautiful city, visited in March 2023
Looks like Mini-Split air conditioners are popular there as well.
Most new construction here (Israel) has central air but if you are building new on a tight budget or adding to a existing home then people install mini split with heat pumps since most of the country is above freezing for the majority of the year.
You care more about Americans that the US Government 2024.
You're a hero to many of us. I say, thank you.
We need more technical videos!
Thank God!!! Thought I was going deaf!!
Ya I'm not far from your factory outside of Sulphur Springs Tx and just built a new home and with the over inflated prices to build we had no money left to build or buy any kind of shelter. I'm retired and disabled. What help do you offer GoldStar families if any. Thank You 🙏
Concrete prices are out of control. Covid prices Never came back down after the plandemic ended. We're screwed
have you ever installed a shelter in tennessee? or is it to rocky?
Ron reminds me of a elementary school student going on a field trip 😂
I would think the biggest lesson from 10/7 would be "A protective shelter you can't fight from is a tomb."
It is adequate against guerilla tactics, when enemy has to move constantly or get shot by big military...
My only issue is in America we are so well-armed and people are so out there to get what everybody's got if it's exposed people will see it that was the first thought I had in mind building mine I absolutely didn't want anyone to know where it was at. Tried to hide it as much as possible
מעולה
God Bless Israel ❤
I have a important question ... So are they building these near by wheree hammy is dropping bombs near bilding that been blown up or are these builing in a green zone where its safe from bombings?
Concrete forms are already available in the USA and they can be built to most any dimension although most are set at two feet wide.
What I wonder is if these bunkers will withstand a RPG rocket fired into the walls?
In the high rise buildings I don’t understand why one would go into such lengths of adding shelters in them.having seem what one well placed JDAM will collapse parts of the structures. How will a shelter protect one in such a situation? I can see these protecting one from tornadoes but little good in protecting you in a nuke blast. Those underground bunkers will protect you from most radioactive fallout.
Ty for sharing ✌️🤗🐾🐯🕊️🌈🌎🎼
Queria um bunker desse aqui na minha casa no Brasil
Abraços de São Paulo Brasil
A 10" poured concrete wall is not enough to protect from radioactive fallout!
Haces envios a ARGENTINA ?
Lol! I'm going to check out the channel.
Ron, how is your health lately? I know you said in a video about 6 months ago, you had some health concerns, Please Update Us. Thanks.
I'm 33, last year I made 100k+ before taxes. I do not own a home, or land. I pay rent at an apartment, I pay an auto loan on a 12k vehicle... I can not.. buy a bunker. I had money in the stock market, until it went down and I'm down 70%... I'm looking at the cost for expenses and thinking... wth.. not in the budget, not even remotely in the future. How everyone has hundreds of thousands of cash just sitting around to do this blows my mind. All I can say is good luck, and when you come outta your bunkers ya'll better hope im not there cause I'm gonna be mad af about getting left out.
You and the majority of Americans!
Lmao the dude at 47:04 peakin into frame
There is one important detail, the most important in a bomb shelter you should know. Never ever fart in a bomb shelter.
question?...where does all the waste water and toilet waste go in bomb shelters? how is it possible to have a livable shelter if the case needed months or years? is there a massive holding tank? or is it designed to just bleed out somewhere can you please answer this?
A 16x20 how much for it send to Montréal Québec ??? 8 to 10 feet high
Ron is there an advantage for this design relative to the Swiss method? I'd be interested to understand if this is suitable or advantageous for below-ground construction relative to your prefab safe cellar options etc. I am planning an install for my home in Missouri and am trying to sort out which style makes the most sense to bury in my backyard and connect to an existing basement vault by cutting through the foundation/basement concrete. Goal would be enough space for bunks, food storage, and connecting to a new well on the property for water and into my existing solar power.
You need mass in the door for radiation, the rest is what is cheaper. You would need 2ft of soil over the roof of steel or 12in of concrete so would it be deep enough on your house.
thanks. My contractor reckons that a simple reinforced concrete pour with steel roof and concrete on top, all built on 3 feet of gravel and french drain with a further 2-3 feet of earth above should be $30k. That does not include an air filtration system etc, so would likely need to source from Ron I guess. I already have a steel door in my home, but I guess I would need an additional door for the bunker that is at least gas tight... Basically will have a 6 foot "tunnel" leading from my existing basement foundation wall into the backyard and connecting a standalone 1000 square foot bunker underground. The tunnel will slope down with stairs, and I guess I will shoot for 9ish foot ceilings in the bunker to allow for maybe underfloor storage? Still debating the exact dimensions, but roughly that is the plan. @@That1ufo
I think the concrete is 325 because the 425 is used for Dam or very strong engineering project 😊
A bomb shelter with a window, is like a submarine with a screen. Makes sense to me. YUP! 😊
At 28:22 Ron explains it is used as a secondary exit
Wow, thank God that you’re sourcing these products for the American venue! Would you like to vie for the Presidency; ‘cause I’d sure as heck vote for you,” Ron”!!!!!!
Ok sure. I’d be president. MAGA
Considering russias poseidon missle drops so many warheads in and around its target , what kinda shelter would survive the blast from that , take london say im 14 to 25 miles from there main target whats the shortest distance a shelter can survive likely more than 1 or more blast waves within a short period
How are cities and building permits going to look at this ?
Ron - Question below 👇🏽
Indeed a long video; which is okay, but it also takes the record for thee all hated and ignored ads!
Make DIY plans and send them ASAP! Many of us have worked multiple trades and have some experience.
Many mentions in the comment section here: The ease of building with ICF blocks. Correct me if I’m wrong, but ICF blocks have a set internal void / space and existing rebar which is engineered for another purpose. Hence, they’re specifically engineered for a purpose and that purpose is not to take a blast, but instead to insulate against the elements, and support a house. Moreover, the cost of such an ICF block versus concrete poured is a consideration. Then there’s engineered sizes, placement of, spacing of and specific methods of the installation of rebar. This matters!
Question: The shelters; in Israel, as seen in this video that are being built on roof tops of apartments … How viable are they if a bomb takes out the apartment building on which they’re erected?
Be sure to ground it well because I’ve seen a guy here on RUclips and he had problems with lightning
How is this a safe room with a window?
I would think an "easy" method to building a concrete bunker, above or underground, would be to rely on 6 to 12" ICF blocks with conduits for the air system ?
You can diy this with 12' block cut webs out half way for bond beam. Double 5/8" rebar. Fill with concrete. Easier to retrofit in basement with nozy neighbors. 🍻🇺🇸
Ok so basicly my home in Puerto Rico is bomb proof is completly made of poored concrete i just need blast doors and Windows 😂😂
Hey Ron! No audio at the end!
If you get a dealer/contracter in Washington state I’m interested.
yeah after watching this ur better off learning basic concrete forming in North America..they are not doing anything at all special...what you are doing with ur underground bunkers is great...you just need to adapt the doors and air system for above ground use..and if they want window you can just get the right type of window to apply...actually better windown design probably they want they have in this video...in a building it makes sense to possibly have windows but on a ground level unit its to easy to break in from..need better design..which a window is in closed in a unit that has a steel drop down panel .
would these withstand wildfires? i live in an area prone to that and was wondering how these would fair in those conditions.
With such conditions I would imagine you would need air intakes and outtakes rather high off the ground.
And just about every type of filtration that is available.
An important example being a catalyst that could convert carbon monoxide into less harmful carbon dioxide.
57:50 It's not gas tight if the floor is level with the door. Presumably someone removed the lower sill edging that the gasket seals against
Well i am but not sure what the market is im in IA.
Somethings better than nothing I guess 🤷🏽♂️
The doors are fine for gun/safe rooms against home invasion, but if your going to all that effort its silly not to have the concrete filled door for radiation.
Any box builder in the world could fabricate everything they are doing.