All types of bunkers by Underground Construction
We offer two main types of bunkers, designed for different terrains, requirements, and levels of protection. Choose between the “Light” model with a steel structure, which offers greater flexibility, or the “Heavy” reinforced concrete version, designed for maximum durability and a high load-bearing capacity of up to 108 tons per square meter.
"Light“ model
The lightweight bunker model is an underground shelter with a steel structure made of high-quality structural sections and sheet metal, mounted on a pre-prepared concrete foundation. Once completed and backfilled, the structure remains discreetly integrated into the terrain, with no visible traces on the surface. The main advantage of this type of bunker is its flexibility—if necessary, the structure can be dismantled and moved to a new location. This makes it a suitable choice for owners seeking reliable protection who also value greater adaptability in the long term. The lightweight steel structure provides security, functionality, and a practical solution for a wide range of emergency situations.
The “Heavy” model
The heavy-duty reinforced concrete bunker is designed for customers seeking the highest level of structural stability and protection. After installation, the main structure is reinforced with reinforced concrete, which provides significantly greater load-bearing capacity and a higher degree of security across a wide range of emergency situations. This is a long-term solution designed for maximum stability, reliability, and peace of mind over time. Upon completion, the structure remains permanently integrated into the property and cannot be moved.
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How to Order?
The process begins with your inquiry here and filling out a questionnaire that helps us understand your needs, site conditions, and requirements. We then prepare a customized quote with a suitable solution, configuration, and approximate parameters. Once approved, we finalize the production timeline, site preparation, and installation schedule.