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Stair Access
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For persons living near or in potential blast areas, we recommend a dogleg type entrance. This creates several 90 degree turns
that gamma radiation must negotiate before striking shelter occupants. In addition, 50 lb. bags of grain and 8 gal. water
containers can be stacked in the horizontal run for effective shielding against prompt neutrons, present within 7,000 feet
of surface zero of ground burst nuclear weapons. |
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View from bottom of a 48 in dia., 60 degree entrance, looking up at the steel hatch. Inclined stairs are safer and easier to use than a straight vertical ladder. |
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