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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.