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Commercial Storm Shelters
Mobile Platform Based Shelters
ICC 500 compliant • FEMA P-361
Engineered commercial storm protection. Rapid deployment. Site-specific anchoring.
- 10' × 48' standard
- 89 person occupancy
- ICC 500 certified capacity*
- 5 sq. ft. / occupant
- U.S.-made steel
250+ MPH
EF5-rated protection
89
Standard capacity*
100% Mobile
No permanent foundation
Hartselle, AL
Built in Alabama
Designed beyond the shell
Commercial protection is more than steel. The details inside matter when people are depending on it.
- Forced-air ventilation
- Engineered backup power + solar options
- Integrated restroom configurations
- Accessible seating and grab bars
- Multiple points of egress
Quality doesn’t begin at final inspection
From raw steel to finished shelter — built in our Hartselle, Alabama facility.
The Sheet
The Form
The Build
The Shell
The Finish
Ready for Deployment
Capacity should be explained, not inflated
Our standard 10' × 48' Mobile Platform Based Shelter is configured for an 89-person ICC 500 certified capacity, including the integrated restroom, based on applicable commercial occupancy requirements and usable floor area.
Higher-capacity configurations without a restroom may be engineered on an individual project basis.
Mobile doesn’t mean unanchored
Our proprietary helical anchoring system is matched to the actual site and soil conditions for each installation.
- Site Review
- Soil + Conditions
- Anchor Design
- Deployment
Design & Specification Support
We work directly with architects and engineers to simplify the design and integration of FEMA/ICC 500-compliant storm shelters into your projects. From product specifications to engineered drawings, we provide the documentation and consultation needed to streamline approvals.
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Tell us about your project
Before recommending a configuration, we want to understand the people, site conditions and how the shelter will actually be used.
*Capacity is configuration- and application-dependent. Final project requirements should be confirmed against applicable code, engineering, accessibility, restroom, egress, and site conditions.