"David" <r
...@usit.net> wrote in message
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>I live in Jackson Tenn were we just had a big Tornado.
> I'm looking at a Concrete Storm Shelter for $2,400 vs. Steel Shelter
> for $7,000 the same size.
> I was told by the steel people that the Concrete will leak through over
> time.
> What is the scoop on that.. Any sites telling me the difference>
> Dave
> raveATusit.net swap the AT with @
Concrete does let water and air seep through... But it's generally not a
huge problem. Either system will outlast you. If needed, you can install a
dry well at the bottom of the shelter or a hand operated sump pump if you
are really worried about being flooded in the shelter... Otherwise,
moisture isn't a huge problem. Just keep it well ventilated.
I work with steel all day. I'd choose steel myself, but that's because I'd
build it myself.
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