Room packages

Every room,
built in the shop.

Pick a package for each cube in the Builder. We build it into the cube in West Point, Utah: welded frames, cabinets, fixtures, plumbing and wiring, tested before it ships. Prices are per cube, on top of the interior finish.

Add rooms in the Builder

Sleeping

BunksBunk RoomSleeps six in one cube$8,400What is included BedroomPrimary BedroomA real bedroom underground$7,400What is included

Baths and laundry

BathFull BathA real bathroom in one cube$20,400What is included BathBath + LaundryThe most popular way to use one cube$23,400What is included LaundryLaundryA full laundry room$14,900What is included

Kitchen and living

KitchenKitchenA working galley$23,900What is included DiningDiningA booth for six to eight around a welded table, with storage under every bench and a wall for the household schedule.$5,400What is included LivingLiving RoomA place to sit together$6,900What is included GymGymStay strong on a long stay$6,400What is included

Safety

EntryEntry and AirlockThe cube behind your exterior door$14,400What is included DeconDecontaminationBetween the entry and the living space$13,400What is included MedicalMedicalA treatment room that holds the Medical system$12,900What is included StorageStorage VaultA vault inside the bunker$13,900What is included

Support

UtilityUtility RoomThe machine room$10,900What is included CommsCommunicationsA radio room$5,400What is included Food and waterFood and Water StorageA pantry for the long haul$5,900What is included WorkshopWorkshopA place to fix things$6,400What is included PetsPetsRoom for the animals$10,400What is included

Inside the walls

Foam on steel.
Utilities through the joint.

Closed-cell foam is sprayed straight onto the steel, so warm air never touches a cold wall and nothing sweats. MgO board goes over it: it will not burn, mold or crack on the truck the way drywall does. Water, power and air pass between cubes through two ports in the portal frame, inside the joint seal, so no new holes are cut in the shell.

soilCoating 40 mil (100 mil HD)Steel plate 1/4 in (1/2 in HD)Closed-cell spray foam 1-1/2 in, R-10, bonded to steelSteel furring 1-1/2 in on welded studs (wiring drops)MgO board 1/2 in, listed thermal barrierFinish: paint, or Class A FRP in wet roomsService floor 4 in: steel sleepers, rigid foam,utility runs, 3/4 in MgO subfloor, vinylAbout 3-1/2 in per wall, inside the steel.Foam bonded to the plate leaves no air gap, so warm air never touches cold steel: no condensation.
Wall and floor build-up · about 3-1/2 in inside the steel
CUBE A interior (bath)CUBE B interior (hall / plumbing)42 in PORTALclear walkway, nothing in itmate collar + gasketLOW PORTHIGH PORTLow port: water supply, pumped gray water, power. High port: exhaust duct, data.Both sit in the portal frame inside the collar gasket; jumpers snap together on site.
Utilities at a mate joint · snap-together water, drain, power and air jumpers