PROTECTIVE SHELTERS

Protective Shelters

RUBOX protective shelters provide reliable protection against conventional threats, including artillery, firearms, small explosives, grenades, and similar hazards. Conventional warfare continues to evolve, as seen in conflicts in Ukraine and Georgia, and NATO recommends the use of technical solutions to develop comprehensive protective structures.

The RUBOX system allows for the construction of Level II and III shelters within existing facilities or as standalone buildings, using the RUBOX ballistic base. These shelters provide protection against conventional and terrorist threats and allow for a variety of protective, structural, and functional configurations adapted to the type of threat. The mobile and modular design of the shelters enables their deployment:

• in underground garages, tunnels, basements, and cavities,

• in buildings with basements, including basement flats or basements with windows,

• in partially sheltered objects or ground tunnels,

• in ground buildings including reinforced public buildings (level 0), single-story buildings, with or without window openings, industrial halls,

• as standalone ground shelters,

• as ground shelters integrated with existing buildings, including unused facilities.

As structurally simple, standalone constructions, they serve as a mobile safeguard for both civilian populations and military personnel. The ability to apply visual transfers (patterns or camouflage) onto the structural elements of RUBOX shelters reduces detectability and allows discreet integration into the environment.

Technical features:

• Protection against conventional threats: artillery, firearms, small explosives, grenades

• Construction of Level II and III shelters

• Suitable for existing buildings or standalone constructions

• Mobile and modular design for flexible deployment

• Surface masking and visual pattern application to reduce detectability

• Flexible placement: underground garages, basements, tunnels, industrial halls, above-ground buildings