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Domain www.safe-rooms.co.uk
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information
Useful information
The concept of the Safe (Panic) Room has arisen in response
to the increased risk of kidnapping, criminal and terrorist
attacks on high-profile or wealthy individuals and their families.
Typically the intent of the Safe Room is to provide short-term
protection for the occupants until help arrives or the attackers
leave the scene.
Key Safe Room requirements:
- Life support services,
water, air, food, toilet etc.
- A two way high integrity communication
system
- Resistance to attack appropriate
to risk.
A Safe Room is not merely a bullet-resistant enclosure. Rather,
it is a space offering multiple levels of security designed
to meet anticipated threats. In extreme, hostage type scenarios,
the Safe Room may be required for an extended period.
Here are a few tips relating to Safe Rooms:
- have a (family) plan for when and how to
use the Safe Room
- have non-threatening practice sessions with
children
- stock the safe room in advance with emergency
supplies
- have a torch and mobile phone
with fresh / charged batteries
- locate the room key inside or use keyless
deadbolts
- try to escape first if possible and summon
the police
- call the police and don’t exit the Safe
Room until they arrive
- refuse to come out of the safe room until
police arrive
- try to remain calm
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Ultimate protection
/ peace of mind from:
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Personal attacks
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Violent burglars
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Kidnap attempts
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