Secure And Enclosed Private Outdoor Storm Areas

Whether installed inside your home or placed outdoors, storm and tornado shelters can help keep your family protected during extreme weather. With above-ground interior and above-ground exterior shelter options, you have convenient access to ...

- Stetzer stresses the importance of taking some time prior to a storm to evaluate the structures in your yard. "Inspect awnings and canopies for loose screws, bolts, or weak spots, and secure them tightly or take them down if necessary," she says. As it pertains to sheds and garages, you will want to close and lock all of their doors and windows. "Check for any loose panels or siding that could be ripped off by strong winds," she says. "In high-risk areas, board up windows with plywood for extra protection."

- Like roll down shutters, accordions also offer added security protection. This is because they can be locked and also used to secure your belongings, outdoor kitchen, televisions, furniture, etc. when you are not around.

- Our transitional community storm shelters are a practical, easily deployable, and relocatable storm sheltering solution for 10-1,500+ occupants. We know that outdoor workers have a hard job, and were there to make sure that they are safe while they are doing it.

Guardian $4,995 The Guardian above-ground storm shelter from Atlas Safe Rooms accommodates 4 to 6 people and measures 4 5 wide x 4 5 deep with a 6 5 height. Learn More Commander $5,995 The Commander above-ground storm shelter ... Published

- Survey your outdoor space for loose items. Store valuable items indoors or in sheltered locations. Use weights or anchors to secure larger items. Inspect your yard for potential hazards. This approach will help protect your property from storm damage. Some areas in your outdoor space may have items that are left unsecured and vulnerable to storm conditions.