When most people think of “safe rooms” they envision a room in the center or a basement of a house in tornado alley. We have all seen the pictures of houses demolished by a twister, except for the rock solid, usually square room that some family in the Midwest saved themselves by taking refuge in.

Safe rooms, though, are not just for tornado alley anymore. The reality is that any home in any area of the country that can experience a man-made or natural disaster could benefit from having a safe room.

With earthquakes, wildfires, even urban unrest, a safe room can be a vital refuge for you and your family. In fact, they can be the difference between life and death.

To view some common sense tips in getting started adding a safe room to your home, continue on to page 2!

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