#13 It Started with this
Martin had purchased a 20-foot shipping container from the internet.
#12 The Container
The foremost task he did was to seal off the double doors of the container. Rather, he installed a swinging door on the opposite side of the container
#11 Dug A Hole
Next, he dug up a huge hole in his backyard!
#10 The Tank Fits In Hole
Next, he hired a company to lift and place the tank in the hole!
#9 Spaces In Between
Apparently, there were some spaces in between the sides of the container and the hole!
#8 Hole
There's also a hole in there!
#7 The Staircase
He then ordered the construction of staircase which leads out of the space!
#6 The Beams
He installed beams and leveled the stairs to the top of the container!
#5 Framework
More framework was added to support the entire roof! He even used the corrugated material to support the roof.
#4 Concrete
Next, he used cinderblocks and concrete to further strengthen the roof of the container
#3 The Utilites
Next, he installed PVC pipe for utilities along with two 12-inch air vents in the container
#2 More Concrete To Support
More concrete was poured in on the metal and rebar to completely make it strong and durable. The entrance was build up nicely and it looked absolutely stunning from inside as it was from the outside!
#1 The Final Look
Then the funniest part: He filled the entire room with the apocalypse must-haves — including lots and lots of wine.
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