* These $20,000 bulletproof shelters for classrooms can withstand shooters and Category 5 hurricanes.






A Utah-based company designs custom shelters, where students can hide in the event of a tornado, a hurricane, an earthquake, or a school shooter.


On Tuesday, a gunman fired at two students at Great Mills High School in Maryland, injuring both of them.

The event was the latest school shooting in the US, where a nationwide debate on the role of guns especially automatic weapons in civic society is ramping up.


On February 14, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida made headlines when gunman Nikolas Cruz allegedly killed 17 people.

There likely won't be one solution to gun violence in schools. But one Utah-based couple believes they have created a temporary way that could make students safer.



This 5-by-6-foot shelter was constructed for a classroom at Healdton Elementary in Oklahoma.

Featuring 6,000 pounds of steel, it can fit more than 20 students and costs $20,000.


One shelter in a classroom.




http://www.pulse.ng/bi/tech/these-20-000-bulletproof-shelters-for-classrooms-can-withstand-shooters-and-category-5-hurricanes-id8157593.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Classroom bunker

18inches panel, made of ballistic steel, the shelters are super-strong.

They can resist every type of bullet, including weapons that school shooters typically use, like AR-15s.

They can also resist explosives, EF5 tornadoes, Category 5 hurricanes, and 9.5-magnitude earthquakes.



In another school, Shelter in Place designed a large shelter.

It can fit 150 kids and includes two doors and two sets of cameras and monitors.

Waoh...That is innovation at work but the issue is will every school be able to afford constructing this for all the classes at $20,000 per class?

Wow! This is cool...

Wow! This is cool...

I hail the Engineers! They are there to save the world.....

The world is moving foreword but we are trapped by those looters who only think of their families.

enet1:
Waoh...That is innovation at work but the issue is will every school be able to afford constructing this for all the classes at $20,000 per class?

No The government will.

See why I love the white, always looking for solutions ahead of time..

Where am from everybody will die..

Take away the guns.

Isn't that sensible enough? You are building bunkers in class, okay. What of the ones that will chop bullets from the first mag clips? Did the bunker save them?

Just yesterday, you guys shot and killed an unarmed black man 20 times... 20 modafawkin times!!! Even if na missile him carry dey come.

zon't wahri! i will bringam por najeriya wen i yam fresiden. joz bot por me to kwantinu till swanti swanti ceeree (2023) insha allah bot me fresiden mohammadu buhari

"TAZARCE"

One corner

so after school,, won't they go outside, what if the shooter wait for them outside and then boom bullet sprees .....will the walk inside the bunker?

nice

They know what they have to do but trying to beat around the bush. When shots are being fired, you run helter-skelter.

This will soon enter Abuja.

Wow technology is getting bigger day by day. I just wish Nigeria can upgrade and leave the level of "underdeveloped country"

Explorers:
18inches panel, made of ballistic steel, the shelters are super-strong.

They can resist every type of bullet, including weapons that school shooters typically use, like AR-15s.

They can also resist explosives, EF5 tornadoes, Category 5 hurricanes, and 9.5-magnitude earthquakes.



In another school, Shelter in Place designed a large shelter.

It can fit 150 kids and includes two doors and two sets of cameras and monitors.

what if one person enter come lock the door ?

America, a country at war.

A bunker in class room, what next? Fox holes?

enet1:
Waoh...That is innovation at work but the issue is will every school be able to afford constructing this for all the classes at $20,000 per class?

Beautiful question

Damfostopper:
so after school,, won't they go outside, what if the shooter wait for them outside and then boom bullet sprees .....will the walk inside the bunker?

..beautiful line of thought..funny meme

guns dnt kill people,people kill people..for me,there is something inherently wrong with the american society..

That's a country with vision unlike my shithole where life is not important

Damfostopper:
so after school,, won't they go outside, what if the shooter wait for them outside and then boom bullet sprees .....will the walk inside the bunker?

Police will arrive before then, they'll respond less than 10mins

My only concern is how worthless Naira is, as in "ordinary" $20000 is #7million.

Explorers:


Police will arrive before then, they'll respond less than 10mins

less than 10mins is about 2-9mins, a shooter should take down 10students within 1min if they are in an open field.
Each country with its wahala

OlujobaSamuel:

less than 10mins is about 2-9mins, a shooter should take down 10students within 1min if they are in an open field.
Each country with its wahala

You said open field, but we are talking about classrooms with armoured room.


This kids have been trained.

When there's gunshot, instead of running out the classroom to the hallway trying to escape, they move to the shelter and shut it.

Explorers:


You said open field, but we are talking about classrooms with armoured room.


This kids have been trained.

When there's gunshot, instead of running out the classroom to the hallway trying to escape, they move to the shelter and shut it.

yea, I know, but those insane shooters won't carry out their criminal act when the crowd isnt much.
I still wonder why they think its best to let the guns be in the hands of anyone that can afford it.
Me sef dey fear gun wey police carry not to talk of individual(civilian).

.....

enet1:
Waoh...That is innovation at work but the issue is will every school be able to afford constructing this for all the classes at $20,000 per class?

Government subvention.

Wise innovation
.
But would it no be wiser to control guns?

This appears as a typical case of treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease itself.