The ultimate SHTF bed
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chopinbloc
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dear Lord! have we become that fearful and skittish as a society that something like this can make money?
Cacique500
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Saferoom? Looks more like a big coffin...
I'll stick to ducking behind my mattress with my Remington Marine Magnum shottie...
I'll stick to ducking behind my mattress with my Remington Marine Magnum shottie...
HighVelocity
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Can you say Dracula? 
The most expensive coffin money can buy.
The most expensive coffin money can buy.
TexasRifleman
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I have to say I don't get it.
1. If this bed is kept in the saferoom, AND your concern (in part) is bio- attack, then wouldn't your entire saferooom have bio/chem resistance? In which case the bed is redundant and unnecessary.
2. If the bed is not kept in the saferoom, then how do you employ it? Is it designed for you to sleep in it, enclosed, every single night of your life? OK, I guess so, but if you're THAT concerned (paranoid?), then wouldn't you just sleep in the saferoom, in which case see #1 above. After all, if/when the bio/chem attack hits, and you're in the bed sleeping (presumably you'll know from your radio you keep inside), how in the heck are you going to get from the bed TO the saferoom? And the bed itself is not designed for 'living in' for long periods - you'd go insane trying to live/move in that small of a space, and besides, it doesn't look big enough to store nearly enough supplies to actually wait out the attack, until the bio/chem dissipates, nevermind the claustrophobia. I think you're money would be much better spent building a bigger and better saferoom, with it's own climate control system, and a normal bed.
However, this would be very effective in keeping the kids from climbing into bed with you.
1. If this bed is kept in the saferoom, AND your concern (in part) is bio- attack, then wouldn't your entire saferooom have bio/chem resistance? In which case the bed is redundant and unnecessary.
2. If the bed is not kept in the saferoom, then how do you employ it? Is it designed for you to sleep in it, enclosed, every single night of your life? OK, I guess so, but if you're THAT concerned (paranoid?), then wouldn't you just sleep in the saferoom, in which case see #1 above. After all, if/when the bio/chem attack hits, and you're in the bed sleeping (presumably you'll know from your radio you keep inside), how in the heck are you going to get from the bed TO the saferoom? And the bed itself is not designed for 'living in' for long periods - you'd go insane trying to live/move in that small of a space, and besides, it doesn't look big enough to store nearly enough supplies to actually wait out the attack, until the bio/chem dissipates, nevermind the claustrophobia. I think you're money would be much better spent building a bigger and better saferoom, with it's own climate control system, and a normal bed.
However, this would be very effective in keeping the kids from climbing into bed with you.
keyhole
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Someone found a way to profit off of someone else's fears.
'sides, the wife is claustraphobic.
'sides, the wife is claustraphobic.
GunnySkox
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~GnSx
Gbah. Stupid internet, not letting me hotlink their images.
Gbah. Stupid internet, not letting me hotlink their images.
Highland Ranger
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I thought this was a joke but there is a web site: http://www.qsleeper.com/
Imaginos
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Sail Safe
Way back when, American Survival Guide ran an article on the Sail Safe boat that makes 500% more sense than this thing does. At least with the boat, you had the option of mobility.
Did anyone else notice that this ad does not mention sanitary facilities?
Way back when, American Survival Guide ran an article on the Sail Safe boat that makes 500% more sense than this thing does. At least with the boat, you had the option of mobility.
Did anyone else notice that this ad does not mention sanitary facilities?
Preacherman
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Interesting, but OT.
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