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Be careful burying shipping containers, there have been several cases of them collapsing under the weight of the dirt. They are very strong and designed to be stacked, but the weight is all carried on the corners. They are basically a tubular steel box frame with sheet metal sides and top, the roof and sides are not even 1/8" thick (I just cut window holes in one this week).
Thanks for the response. My house is total electric, so the natural gas would not be a problem, but I see where you're coming from on the fuel vapors.
I've decided to go with the garage in-ground style of shelter. I have it narrowed down to either Flat Safe or Ground Zero. The main difference that jumps out at me is the door design. One has a single piece door and the other is two piece. Which is the better design and are there any other differences between the two that should be of concern?
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