• Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia
  • Hobbit House shelter installed in Tallinn — a first for Estonia

Hobbit House shelter installed in central Tallinn — the first modular shelter in Estonia

Estonia’s first modular shelter has appeared in central Tallinn — a reinforced-concrete structure manufactured by the Ukrainian company Hobbit House. The city installed it in a public space as a reliable solution to protect people. It is the same solution, proven in Ukraine, that already operates at 500+ sites across the country.

What was installed in Tallinn

This is a modular reinforced-concrete shelter manufactured in Ukraine by Hobbit House. Its modular design allows the structure to be assembled quickly and relocated when needed — a convenient, practical solution for an urban environment.

A pilot that will shape the next steps

According to Tallinn Deputy Mayor Tiit Terik, the shelter is a pilot project; based on its results, the city government will decide on further steps.

“The shelter is a pilot project, and based on its results the city government will decide on the next steps,” — Tiit Terik, Deputy Mayor of Tallinn.

The city is already developing a programme of crisis kindergartens and plans to order modular shelters for kindergartens through a tender procedure.

Ukraine’s protection expertise goes abroad

Over the years of the full-scale war, Ukraine has developed a proven standard for protective structures.

About Hobbit House shelters

Hobbit House is a Ukrainian manufacturer of reinforced-concrete modular shelters. The line includes several solutions for different needs (including “Fortetsia”):

  • DSTU 9329:2025 certified
  • Withstands 500 kPa — five times the state standard
  • 24-hour installation with no downtime for the site
  • 500+ shelters installed across Ukraine
  • The structure has passed field testing

Battle-tested. Engineer-approved.

Frequently asked questions

Where was Estonia’s first modular shelter installed?

In central Tallinn, in a public space — the first shelter of its kind in the country.

Whose shelter is it?

The shelter was manufactured by Hobbit House (Ukraine). The city of Tallinn installed it.

Can I order a shelter like this?

Yes. Tell us about your site and we will prepare a calculation for your specific location.

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