Swisher ESP Safety Residential Shelter for 9 People Gray

• Bolt together design for ease of construction and relocation
• Emergency panels for rapid shelter exit
• Quick release sliding door design allows opening when blocked by debris and reduces space
• Shielded air vents allow uninterrupted air flow
• Bench, shelf and gun rack interior accessories available

The Swisher ESP Safety Shelter has undergone and passed testing at the
National Wind Institute at Texas Tech University. The ESP Shelter has been
tested and withstood a total of 9 impacts from 15 lb 2x4s traveling at 100
mph. These impacts are equivalent to the force produced by an F5 tornado with
250 mph winds. In addition it meets or exceeds all requirements put forth by
NSSA, FEMA 320 and ICC-500 standards. ESP (Emergency Security
Preparedness) Safety Shelters (ABOVE GROUND ONLY) offer the ultimate in multi-
purpose protection and security for you and loved ones against violent acts of
nature and multiple threats posed by man. THIS SHELTER IS NOT WATERPROOF. Each
ESP Safety Shelter is verified to be in compliance with the National Storm
Shelter Association Standards (NSSA). Each ESP Safety Shelter will meet or
exceed all FEMA P320/P361 and ICC-500 Code requirements when all
installation guidelines are met (step-by-step installation checklist is
provided with each ESP Safety Shelter). All Shelters have been designed by
Registered Structural Engineers and have undergone a rigorous Third Party
Review process. Made in the USA ESP Safety Shelters will withstand the most
extreme tornado activity and offer a safe zone against home invasion
offering critical minutes for emergency assistance to arrive. Statement from
FEMA P-320: Having a safe room built for your home or small business can help
provide near-absolute protection for you and your family or employees from
injury or death caused by the dangerous forces of extreme winds. Near
Absolute Protection definition from FEMA P-361: Level of protection afforded
to the occupants of a safe room built according to the guidance in the most
current edition of FEMA P-361. Our current knowledge of tornadoes and
hurricanes indicates that safe room occupants will have a very high
probability of being protected from injury or death.