Blast Doors & Hatches

Our blast doors and hatches have been tested and are designed to protect against blast, theft, radiation, physical impact, over pressure and many other hazards. We provide a variety of blast doors specifically designed for your nuclear bomb shelter and/or personal vault. We distribute our own line of NWSS doors and we carry Lunor doors, imported directly from Switzerland.

NBC Shelters

Utah Bomb Shelters' NBC shelters are capable of withstanding earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, all types of radiation, nuclear blast, over pressure, contaminated air due to fallout, and many other hazards. The arch shape of our corrugated steel shelters adds extra strength and protection against load bearing and over pressures.

Chem/Bio Filters

Worldwide, the stocks of chemical, biological and atomic warfare agents are growing. More atomic power plants are built every year and some existent are badly maintained. The threat is unanimous.

NBC-filters insure breathable air

Utah Bomb Shelter has always been dedicated to keeping your privacy.

Lunor Bomb Shelter Doors

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Price: $7,816.55

Part Name: Lunor PT-3

Size: 140 cm x 220 cm x 20 cm (55” x 86” x 8”)

Product Features/Description:

Concrete filled (concrete filling occurs after door is installed on site. Only when the concrete shelter wall is sufficiently set may the door leaf be filled with concrete)
Door leaf in steel profile frame with rubber seal (NBC seal) on all sides and welded in reinforcement
Removable lever locks on both sides
Internal levers with locking pin against accidental opening, air blast and ground shock vibration
Massive anchors and double hinges
Opens toward outside (against air blast)
3 bar protection
Designed and manufactured according to technical regulations of the Swiss Federal Office of Civil Defense
Complete installation guide with purchase

Protection against weapons effects:

Air blast from conventional or nuclear weapons
Impact from fragments and debris
Ground shock, i.e. vibration of shelter which is subject to pressure waves propagated through the ground
Heat from fires and thermal radiation from atomic weapons
Nuclear radiation
Chemical and biological warfare agents