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Okay, you bought a used shipping container, you're going to dig a hole and bury it, all done right? I'm afraid not. As a matter of fact, you may have a disas

https://www.prepper-resources.com/burying-the-box-shipping-container-tips/
As previously discussed shipping containers are not designed to withstand constant pressure on the side/top panels. Burying a shipping container successfully involves properly engineering your structure to withstand the amount of pressure exerted by however much dirt you plan to have around it. It may just be a few inches, or it may be a few feet.

https://www.survivalsullivan.com/shipping-containers-as-bunkers-not-so-fast/
A recent trend has emerged. Preppers and survivalists have begun burying them to create makeshift bunkers. This may seem like a good idea. After all, the metallic walls of shipping containers are built to take a beating and protect what's inside right? Well, not so fast. So, should you bury a shipping container to be used as a bunker?

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The sides of shipping containers aren't designed to hold or support weight for an extended period of time. You'll need to investigate a way to keep the pressure off the walls of the container. For an idea, read this article on using Gabion baskets to bury a shipping container. Burying Shipping Containers: Mislead Idea #2

https://www.prepper-resources.com/what-every-prepper-should-know-about-shipping-containers/
The sides of shipping containers aren't designed to hold or support weight for an extended period of time. You'll need to investigate a way to keep the pressure off the walls of the container. For an idea, read this article on using Gabion baskets to bury a shipping container. Burying Shipping Containers: Mislead Idea # 2

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Affordable. Shipping containers come in different sizes and how much one costs will primarily depend on what size you choose. At the time of writing this article (2021), the average cost of a container is between $1,000-$5,000, although they can cost more.

https://www.prepperforums.net/threads/fixing-up-a-shipping-container.5315/
The only safe way to bury a container is to build walls around the container before it is buried to prevent direct contact between the dirt and the container. ... a community dedicated to Prepping for Survivalists, Doomsday Preppers and even Campers. Survival Gear, Food Storage, Prepper Tips & Lists and more. Please join us today! Show Less

https://www.containerpedia.com/advice-for-preppers-burying-shipping-containers
Advice For Preppers Burying Shipping Containers. Penny University • Sep 10, 2018. If you are a prepper and are interested in utilizing the versatility that a cargo container can offer while building a bunker, this is an awesome video from Penny University on YouTube. They do a great job providing information that you may want to consider if

https://www.reddit.com/r/preppers/comments/1khqsj/burying_a_shipping_container_what_not_to_do/
I've never buried a container nor have I built an underground bunker. It seems to me that if you are smart enough to dig a big hole, find a shipping container and have it delivered, rent a crane to put it in the hole, and then make a concrete and rebar reinforcement, it would be much easier to just make a concrete bunker.

https://theprepperjournal.com/2018/08/10/shipping-containers-for-preppers/
Shipping containers also feature in the tiny house movement, as well as portable and resilient homes and recycling-minded markets. They have structural uses beyond homes, though, and some aspects that can make them especially attractive to preppers. The most common sizes are 8' and 9.5' tall standard and high cubes, and 20' and 40

https://www.reddit.com/r/preppers/comments/162ci0v/shipping_container_bunker/
The ceiling and walls of a shipping container are made from relatively thin and flimsy metal. If you bury a shipping container, the problem is not just the ceiling collapsing from the weight of soil on top - the walls will collapse inward from the weight of the soil pushing on the sides even if the shipping container is buried shallowly.

https://geekprepper.com/survival-supply-caches/
1. Hide it: Wrap it with camouflage tape or wrap and tie it to a high tree limb or stick it in a hollow tree. This is less ideal since it could be spotted, but is a good alternative if the ground is solid (rock, frozen, etc) to get you by until it can be buried. 2. Bury it: Dig a hole, someplace far from prying eyes.

https://ausprepforum.proboards.com/thread/5477/advice-burying-shipping-containers
So idea number 2 is to set a container out away from the barn, and build a gable roof over it. Remember, I have to deal with a significant amount of snow load 7/12 of the year. Also it is possible to build a kind of second story between the top of the container and under the roof.

https://coolpreppers.com/burying-shipping-containers-as-shelters/
Bury these shipping containers using the tips below so that they will be ready when you need them the most: 1. MEASURE YOUR CONTAINER. The first thing that you need to do when burying a shipping container is to measure the size of it so that you can have the right size hole dug.

https://www.scribd.com/document/703410362/What-Happens-When-You-Bury-a-Shipping-Container-Ask-a-Prepper
This article discusses the pros and cons of burying a shipping container to create a shelter or bunker. While shipping containers are inexpensive at around $2,500, burying them puts significant pressure on the sides and roof, causing the metal to buckle. Reinforcing it with a stone foundation and gabion baskets around the outside may help, but is very expensive. The article concludes that

https://www.reddit.com/r/preppers/comments/ho1gp1/preparing_the_ground_for_burying_storage/
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ADVICE FOR PREPPERS BURYING SHIPPING CONTAINERS. Thread starter Brickjectivity; Start date Nov 3, 2021; Tags preppers shipping containers 1; 2; Next. 1 of 2 Go to page ... There are some things you need to know before you start buying and burying shipping containers full of stuff. Remember, you can never be too prepared, too careful or have too

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Why? Best plan is to "eat what you store and store what you eat" ie put your food preps into rotation. If you decide to go for the long term food storage (20 yr freeze dried) the manufacturer spells out the proper storage requirements to get the specified 20 yrs. Neither of these methods will yield useful results buried in the ground.

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Buckets and PVC pipes are engineered to be resistant to air and water infiltration. Eventually they will allow moisture and air in or out. Put anything in plastic storage inside another container. Carbonated drink bottles are good for anything that will fit, they are built to hold in moisture and gas.