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Private Shelter & Bunker Equipment Packages

Planning a new private shelter, bunker or safe room, or looking to convert an existing basement, storage area or other room into a protected space?

Atmas Group provides individual shelter components, complete equipment packages and customized protection solutions for newly built and existing private shelters, bunkers and safe rooms.

A properly equipped shelter requires more than a protected structure. Effective protection depends on the integration of ventilation and CBRN filtration, blast protection, protected doors and openings, emergency power, water and sanitation, monitoring, communication and other essential life-support systems.

Every shelter is different. The required equipment and system capacities depend on the number of occupants, shelter size and protected air volume, required protection level, expected duration of stay, available infrastructure and the threats the shelter is designed to protect against.

Atmas Group can provide anything from individual components and essential equipment packages to comprehensive integrated solutions for protection against CBRN hazards, blast and fragments, ballistic threats, radioactive fallout, fire and smoke, forced entry, EMP, utility failures and other emergency scenarios.

Five Questions to Answer Before Choosing Your Shelter Equipment

Every shelter is different. Before selecting an equipment package, consider these five key questions:

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  1. How many people will the shelter protect, and for how long?
    The number of occupants and expected duration of stay determine ventilation capacity, CBRN filtration, water storage, sanitation, power requirements and other life-support systems.

  2. What threats should the shelter protect against?
    CBRN hazards, blast and fragments, ballistic threats, radioactive fallout, fire and smoke, forced entry, EMP and other risks require different protection systems and equipment.

  3. Is it a new shelter, prefabricated shelter or conversion of an existing space?
    New shelters can be designed around the required systems from the beginning. Existing basements, storage areas and rooms may require structural reinforcement, new protected openings, sealed penetrations and adaptation of ventilation and other infrastructure.

  4. What protection level and requirements should the shelter meet?
    The required protection level, applicable national regulations, standards and project-specific requirements influence structural protection, ventilation capacity, filtration, doors, valves, emergency systems and testing.

  5. Who will design, integrate and test the complete system?
    A shelter should be treated as one integrated protective system. Structure, ventilation, CBRN filtration, doors, penetrations, power, water and other systems must work together and should be properly commissioned and tested before the shelter is put into service.

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Once these questions are answered, Atmas Group can help configure the appropriate equipment package for your shelter — from essential individual components to a complete integrated protection and life-support solution.

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CBRN Filtration & Ventilation Units

Provides filtered outside air, maintains positive pressure inside the protected space and supports safe occupancy during CBRN emergencies. Systems can be selected according to shelter volume, number of occupants and required protection level.

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Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Scrubbers

CO₂ scrubbers remove carbon dioxide that accumulates from occupants breathing when a shelter operates in fully closed or isolated mode, helping maintain safe air conditions without relying on outside air.

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Blast Valves, Airflow Control & Gastight Ductwork

Blast and overpressure valves protect shelter ventilation openings against blast-wave pressure and help maintain the required internal overpressure, while gastight shut-off valves allow ventilation systems to be isolated when necessary. Gastight and blast-rated ductwork, wall sleeves, flanges and sealed penetrations help maintain the integrity of the shelter’s protective envelope where ventilation, cables and other services pass through the structure.

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Shelter Blast & Gastight Doors

Protective shelter doors provide resistance against blast pressure while maintaining the gastight protective envelope required for CBRN protection. Different configurations can also provide ballistic, forced-entry, fire and other protection.

Essential Shelter Equipment & Systems

Choose Your Shelter Package

Shelter | Protective Shelters & Security Solutions

Package up to 200 people / 600 m3 volume

Shelter | Protective Shelters & Security Solutions

Package up to 100 people / 300 m3 volume

Shelter | Protective Shelters & Security Solutions

Package up to 60 people / 180 m3 volume

Shelter | Protective Shelters & Security Solutions

Package up to 16 people / 50 m3 volume

Shelter | Protective Shelters & Security Solutions

Package up to 6 people / 36 m3 volume

Designed for shelters, bunkers and safe rooms for up to 12 people / 36 m³, providing essential protection and life-support capabilities.
A complete, adaptable solution for new construction or retrofit of existing protected spaces.

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