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Ukrainian manufacturer of above-ground and underground modular reinforced-concrete shelters to DSTU 9329:2025. Making shelters since 2022; more than 70 years of experience in reinforced concrete. 1500+ sites across Ukraine.

About Hobbit House

Ukrainian engineering and manufacturing company

Hobbit House LLC is a Ukrainian manufacturer of reinforced-concrete protective structures that protect lives.

Before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the company designed fairy-tale hobbit-house complexes for private and corporate clients — hence our name. During the war, we quickly refocused on producing top-quality reinforced-concrete shelters. Hobbit House has been making shelters since 2022. Our experience with reinforced concrete spans more than 70 years.

What we make

A full line of protective structures to DSTU 9329:2025:

  • Fortetsia — above-ground modular shelters (primary mobile shelters, PMU)
  • Hobbit 2.0 — underground shelters

Solutions for business, communities, schools and the military.

Why clients trust us

  • Certificates of conformity to DSTU 9329:2025
  • 300 mm walls — built to current DBN norms
  • 500 kPa — Fortetsia 2.25 and 3.5, 300 kPa — Hobbit 2.0 (field test); Fortetsia 4.0 and 6.0 — 100 kPa
  • Arched roof + buttress system
  • Installation of a shelter for up to 50 people — 24 hours; full cycle from delivery to handover — 7 days
  • Manufactured in Ukraine: Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Bila Tserkva

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Strength confirmed by testing
Strength confirmed by testing
Modular reinforced-concrete shelter
Modular reinforced-concrete shelter

The main proof of strength is not words but testing.

Fortetsia 2.25 and 3.5 and Hobbit 2.0 passed a field test — the detonation of a 120 mm high-explosive mortar round: 500 kPa for Fortetsia 2.25 and 3.5, 300 kPa for Hobbit 2.0. Fortetsia 4.0 and 6.0 are rated at 100 kPa. The structure also withstood direct hits from a T-72 tank's 125 mm gun with a high-explosive fragmentation shell. Fortetsia 2.25, 3.5, 4.0 and 6.0 hold certificates of conformity to DSTU 9329:2025.

Watch the test video

Enduring the hardest conditions

Our shelters prove their reliability every day in front-line cities — Kherson, Kupiansk and many others. In Vovchansk, where the city was almost wiped off the map, our shelter stood firm and served people for a long time.

Trusted by

  • Kyiv School of Economics (KSE)
  • Victoria Gardens mall
  • Superhumans prosthetics and rehabilitation centre
  • Forbes NEXT 250 — the company is listed in the ranking
  • Tallinn (Estonia) — the country's first modular shelter, made by us
  • International foundations and donor organizations financing the protection of civilian infrastructure

Over 1500 completed sites across Ukraine. Your safety is our job.

History

Hobbit House has been making shelters since 2022. Experience with reinforced concrete: over 70 years.

In 2022, before the war, we planned to build “hobbit houses” for glamping. After the full-scale invasion we understood what the country needed and began making Hobbit shelters based on these houses. The line kept developing, and the Fortetsia model appeared.

Today: 1500+ sites and shelters in every region of Ukraine; our first shelter abroad was installed in Tallinn (Estonia).

Company details
Legal entity
Hobbit House LLC (ТОВ «Хоббіт хаус»)
EDRPOU code
44894815
Registered
2022
Registered address
22 Metalurhiv St, Brovary, Kyiv Oblast, 07406, Ukraine
Brand
Hobbit House
Services
01

Module manufacturing

02

Delivery

03

Turnkey installation

04

Earthworks and waterproofing (for underground shelters)

05

Prozorro tenders

06

Dismantling and relocation

Certification
01ISO — environmental management system
02ISO — anti-bribery management system
03ISO — occupational health and safety management system
04ISO — quality management system
05NATO certificate
06EU certification — in progress
Shelter certificates of conformity
Memberships and recognition
In the press
01Lviv City CouncilModern shelters in Lviv02Censor.NETThe first shelter installed in Estonia03ERR NewsTallinn erects a modular shelter in the heart of the city04ZN.UA (Dzerkalo Tyzhnia)A mobile shelter in the centre of Tallinn05Online.uaThe first modular shelter in the centre of Tallinn06United24 MediaUkrainian defence tech at Eastern Europe's biggest arms expo07United24 MediaUkraine's war survival lessons draw Baltic interest in shelters08e-budownictwo.plA Ukrainian shelter maker prepares to expand in Poland09Rebuild UkraineHobbit House, a Ukrainian maker of civil protection shelters
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