Entry and exit routes are an important part of a shelter. Doors, hatches and secondary exits must be adapted to withstand toxic gases and shock waves that occur in the event of an explosion. Therefore, entry and exit routes should be reinforced with special materials that are designed to be durable, resilient and resistant. Contact us today and we will help you with the entry and exit routes in your shelter.
Shock wave absorption and gas-tight secondary exit for exiting the shelter.
Gas-tight hatch for entry and exit through the secondary exit.
Gas-tight door for entry and exit through the airlock.
A shelter door is used where doorways are required for a shelter’s entry and exit or its peaceful use. The door must provide the doorway with the required shrapnel, radiation, fire, and shock wave protection.
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