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Anti-radiation shelters

Above-ground, underground and anti-radiation civil defence shelters.

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  1. 01Who is the shelter for?
  2. 02How many people must it hold?
  3. 03Where will it stand?
  4. 04When do you need the shelter?
  5. 05What matters most to you?

Hobbit House manufactures reinforced-concrete anti-radiation shelters (ARS); the ARS certificate is issued for the finished product. Our products fully comply with Ukraine's civil protection requirements. We guarantee compliance with the standards, prompt delivery and installation in any region of the country.

What is an anti-radiation shelter (ARS)?

An anti-radiation shelter (ARS) is a specialized structure designed to protect people from ionizing radiation. Its main purpose is to minimize exposure to gamma radiation during a radiation threat.

Anti-radiation shelters are used for:

  1. Civil protection of the population.
  2. Safety of critical infrastructure personnel.
  3. Placement at schools and healthcare facilities.
  4. Military and defence needs.

In Ukraine, ARS requirements are set by DBN V.2.2-5:2023 and other civil protection regulations. The structures must provide a radiation attenuation factor of at least 400, be airtight, have autonomous life support and accommodate the design number of people.

Why choose reinforced-concrete ARS from Hobbit House

Hobbit House makes anti-radiation shelters that fully comply with Ukraine's civil protection standards. Our solutions are designed with today's threats and operating requirements in mind.

Advantages:

  1. Serial production and modular configurations — the shelter can be adapted to specific tasks and sites.
  2. Durable structure — reinforced concrete gives the structure a design service life of 25 years with minimal maintenance.
  3. Engineering support — help at every stage, from design to integration with existing infrastructure.
  4. Certificate and data sheet — the ARS certificate is issued for the finished product, and the technical data sheet comes with the finished product.

We guarantee that every Hobbit House ARS meets current standards and is ready for use immediately after installation.

Types of ARS: underground and above-ground

Hobbit House offers two main types of shelter, each optimized for specific operating conditions and customer needs.

  1. Underground ARS provide maximum protection thanks to natural shielding by the soil, which significantly increases the attenuation of gamma radiation. These shelters are fully or partially buried, which makes them more resistant to external impacts and less visible. They are ideal for permanent placement in towns and villages, on the grounds of schools, hospitals, administrative buildings and other critical infrastructure. Underground structures integrate easily with existing buildings and provide long-term autonomy, provided all airtightness and ventilation standards are met.
  2. Above-ground ARS are installed directly on the surface and do not require extensive earthworks. This makes them the best choice when deployment time is short, the terrain is difficult or the groundwater table is high. Such shelters are often used as temporary or mobile solutions — for example, on industrial sites or in remote areas. Although they are not buried, their protective properties come from the thick-walled reinforced-concrete structure and airtight engineering systems.

Both types are made of monolithic reinforced concrete that undergoes quality control at every stage of production. Depending on the purpose, shelters can be fitted with a full set of life-support systems: filtered ventilation, autonomous power supply, water supply, a sanitary unit and communications. This lets us adapt each solution to specific safety, capacity and operating requirements.

Key features and equipment

The structure of each shelter includes:

  1. A reinforced-concrete body.
  2. Protective airtight doors.
  3. An emergency exit (if provided).
  4. A well-designed interior layout.

Engineering systems:

  1. Ventilation with a filter-ventilation unit (FVU).
  2. Power supply and emergency lighting.
  3. Communication systems.
  4. Water supply and a sanitary unit.
  5. Seats and bunks for the standard number of occupants.

On request, we can also install:

  1. Autonomous power sources.
  2. Built-in storage cabinets.
  3. Additional monitoring and alert systems.

All components are selected to meet autonomy and airtightness requirements.

Solutions for different clients

For communities and state institutions

Standardized anti-radiation shelters for schools, hospitals and administrative buildings. The focus is on throughput, safety and compliance with DBN.

For the army

Modular ARS that can be installed quickly. Installing a shelter for up to 50 people takes 24 hours; the full cycle from delivery to handover takes 7 days.

For business

Solutions that keep operations running and protect staff, including scheduled maintenance and integration with the company's security systems. Such shelters minimize risks for employees and keep the facility functional even in an emergency.

For private use

Compact models that fit easily into the landscape of a plot. Turnkey delivery is available, including site preparation and utility connections. Owners receive a shelter that is fully ready for use without having to hire other contractors.

Price and terms of cooperation

The total cost of a shelter depends on:

  1. The type of structure (above-ground or underground).
  2. Capacity and equipment.
  3. Distance to the site and logistical complexity.
  4. Whether site preparation is needed.

To get an accurate estimate, simply send us the site parameters. We will prepare a specification, design documentation and a cost calculation within 2 working days.

Delivery and construction across Ukraine

We deliver and build anti-radiation shelters throughout Ukraine.

Project stages:

  1. Site survey and approval of the design brief.
  2. Base preparation (if needed).
  3. Manufacturing and delivery of the shelter.
  4. Installation and sealing of joints.
  5. Commissioning and handover.

All work is carried out turnkey by our own crew. Lead time — from 7 days for standard solutions.

Hobbit House is a reliable manufacturer of reinforced-concrete anti-radiation shelters that combine engineering precision, compliance with standards and fast delivery. To buy an ARS or check the price, contact us — we will find a solution for your task.

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