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**rasiasertew** · 05-10-2007, 06:05 AM

In recent Hurricanes we have received 18-30 inches of rain (some isolated deeper amounts.) We just got about 18 inches over the weekend

without the
wind

Nobody will build their homes tornado-proof (concrete) because it's way too expensive. I dont see why, but the cost would go down as more suppliers start producing the materials or structural components. Big problem would be windows, etc... The entrance would be dug down so the doorway is below ground level on the first floor with a 2nd floor (if desired) at or just above ground level.

warning: this house will not protect you from flying cars or wood planks shot out of cannons

05-10-2007, 06:05 AM	#10
rasiasertew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 561 Senior Member	In recent Hurricanes we have received 18-30 inches of rain (some isolated deeper amounts.) We just got about 18 inches over the weekend without the wind Nobody will build their homes tornado-proof (concrete) because it's way too expensive. I dont see why, but the cost would go down as more suppliers start producing the materials or structural components. Big problem would be windows, etc... The entrance would be dug down so the doorway is below ground level on the first floor with a 2nd floor (if desired) at or just above ground level. warning: this house will not protect you from flying cars or wood planks shot out of cannons
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