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Fortetsia 3.5 3XL shelter for the "Nezlamni Matusi" centre, Lviv

Fortetsia 3.5 3XL shelter for the "Nezlamni Matusi" centre, Lviv

A Fortetsia 3.5 3XL above-ground shelter manufactured for the "Nezlamni Matusi" centre in Lviv — a safe space for women and children affected by the war.

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Fortetsia 3.5 shelter in Białystok (Poland)

Fortetsia 3.5 shelter in Białystok (Poland)

A Fortetsia 3.5 above-ground modular shelter installed for a company in Białystok, Poland. Turnkey — from design to installation.

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Reinforced-concrete shelter installed in the Kyiv region

Reinforced-concrete shelter installed in the Kyiv region

We have completed the installation of a Fortetsia 3.5 3XL shelter at a production site in the Kyiv region. An air raid alert no longer paralyses the work: the team simply walks a short distance to the protected area.

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Completed Project — Civil defence Shelter Fortetsia 2.25 for an Enterprise

Completed Project — Civil defence Shelter Fortetsia 2.25 for an Enterprise

In May 2025, the Hobbit House team completed another project: the installation of a modular reinforced concrete civil defence shelter of the Fortetsia 2.25 type for a Ukrainian enterprise.

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Fortetsia modular shelters at KSE

Fortetsia modular shelters at KSE

The Kyiv School of Economics has installed two Fortetsia 3.5 (4XL) modular reinforced-concrete shelters by Hobbit House — up to 140 people in total, with ventilation, water and a restroom.

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Shelter for a world-famous fast-food chain

Shelter for a world-famous fast-food chain

In 2024, our company received an order to install a shelter for one of the well-known fast-food establishments in the Kyiv region.

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Hobbit House Fortetsia 3.5 9XL shelter completed

Hobbit House Fortetsia 3.5 9XL shelter completed

In May 2025, Hobbit House completed the installation of a Fortetsia 3.5 9XL modular civil protection shelter. It is a large-format serial structure built to the approved Hobbit House architectural design.

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Fortetsia 3.5 modular shelter in the Rivne region

Fortetsia 3.5 modular shelter in the Rivne region

Project overview: Location: Rivne region Solution type: prefabricated reinforced-concrete modular shelter Model: 5+5 Fortetsia 3.5 Total length: nearly 25 metres

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Shelter project completed for a kindergarten

Shelter project completed for a kindergarten

In 2023, we received a request to install a shelter at a private kindergarten in Kyiv. The task was to create a permanent, safe and reliable shelter for the children and staff during air raid alerts. The best format was a two-module Fortetsia shelter, 2.25 m wide. Its protected area is nearly 18 square metres and it holds 29 people at a time. After quick manufacturing and installation, the kindergarten team decorated the structure in their own creative way.

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Private client, Lviv region

Private client, Lviv region

Fully buried single-module shelter with one exit. Bitumen waterproofing, insulation with polystyrene foam and polyurethane foam.

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Fast-food restaurant

Fast-food restaurant

A new fast-food restaurant in the village of Lisnyky, Kyiv region. The shelter consists of two modules with two exits. Bitumen waterproofing. Ventilation openings and light tunnels have been installed.

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An example of large-scale use of Hobbit 2.0 underground shelters

An example of large-scale use of Hobbit 2.0 underground shelters

Because our structures are modular, they are easy to combine. This photo shows modules of the Hobbit 2.0 underground shelter joined together.

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09.11.2026Read

How Ukrainian Communities and Schools Can Procure Bomb Shelters Through Prozorro: A Step-by-Step Guide

How a community or school can buy a shelter via Prozorro: needs, market research, requirements, bidding, contract, installation and registration.
09.11.2026Read

Radiation Protection Shelters (PRU) in Ukraine: What They Are, Who Needs Them, and How They Differ from Mobile Shelters

What is an anti-radiation shelter (PRU), what standards govern its construction, how it differs from a shelter and a mobile shelter, and how to build a PRU from modules.
09.11.2026Read

How Long Does It Take to Install a Modular Bomb Shelter in Ukraine? A Timeline from Order to Delivery (Compliant with DSTU/DBN Standards)

Installation of the «Fortetsia» shelter for up to 50 people — up to 24 hours, from delivery to handover — up to 7 days. Stages, site preparation, and documents after installation.
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