Certifications

Technical Specifications & Materials

Shelters are constructed using heavy-duty reinforced concrete, specifically utilizing B400 grade concrete or higher, combined with integrated steel grids.
Protected spaces are also available as fully steel-manufactured units.
Residential protected spaces require a minimum net area of approximately 9 square meters.
Institutional and corporate protected spaces require a minimum area of 10 square meters, which scales depending on the scope of activity and the number of personnel.
Every shelter is strictly equipped with blast-resistant doors and specialized protected steel windows.

All manufacturing and on-site execution processes adhere strictly to ISO 9000 quality standards.
Shelters are integrated with NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) air filtration systems to ensure a safe breathing environment during emergencies.
Before any unit is approved for use, it undergoes rigorous laboratory testing by a certified engineer to verify structural insulation and compliance with safety standards.
The project is only considered complete once final official approval is obtained from the relevant civil defense or local authorities.

Feasibility & Planning: The process begins with an engineering feasibility check to assess the structural stability of the existing building, followed by architectural blueprint submissions for proper licensing.
Flexible Manufacturing: Units can be manufactured off-site as ready-made mobile units in a controlled factory environment, or they can be cast directly on-site using formwork and reinforced concrete, depending on client needs.
Infrastructure Integration: During construction, the shelter is fully outfitted with the necessary infrastructure for air conditioning, secure communications, and electrical systems.