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Hello,
I'm new to the forum and excited with all the topics and conversations I've observed. Until recently Ive always been an apartment dweller and had to keep my preps on the lighter side for mobility. Recently I've become a manager of a 90 unit complex which offers rent free living and an income so me and the best half can start saving for land stat! Until then my building offers a great opprotunity for short term bugging in. The building is a seniors complex so most will be evacuated early on. As management I am the last man on deck. I have a 900 sq foot concrete boiler room that also houses 2 500 gallon hot water tanks. Sump pit, deck drains, secure fresh air, limited access to area. What I'm looking for is being able to get through about 14 days max until I can make my true bug out. Any tips on fortifying the steel doors? Is this even sane? My only close secure area to get to isn't mine, so this may be my only choice. Any "improvements have to "blend" with a boiler room/ work shop motif.
Thanks,
Ken
I'm new to the forum and excited with all the topics and conversations I've observed. Until recently Ive always been an apartment dweller and had to keep my preps on the lighter side for mobility. Recently I've become a manager of a 90 unit complex which offers rent free living and an income so me and the best half can start saving for land stat! Until then my building offers a great opprotunity for short term bugging in. The building is a seniors complex so most will be evacuated early on. As management I am the last man on deck. I have a 900 sq foot concrete boiler room that also houses 2 500 gallon hot water tanks. Sump pit, deck drains, secure fresh air, limited access to area. What I'm looking for is being able to get through about 14 days max until I can make my true bug out. Any tips on fortifying the steel doors? Is this even sane? My only close secure area to get to isn't mine, so this may be my only choice. Any "improvements have to "blend" with a boiler room/ work shop motif.
Thanks,
Ken