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Report presenting safe room designs and showing the homeowner and builder/contractor or local design professional how to construct a safe room for a home or small business.
The criteria for a safe room are provided in FEMA P-361, Safe Rooms for Tornadoes and Hurricanes: Guidance for Community and Residential Safe Rooms.
TO OBTAIN AN EQUIVALENT LEVEL OF PROTECTION, SAFE ROOM DESIGNS NOT MEETING THE SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS OF THE DESIGNS IN THESE PLANS SHOULD BE DESIGNED TO MEET THE FEMA SAFE ROOM CRITERIA SET FORTH IN THE 2015 FEMA P-361 “DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION GUIDANCE FOR COMMUNITY SAFE ROOMS.”
and safe room planning guidance provided in this publication. The safe room designs in this publication were developed primarily for use in new homes and small businesses, but some can be used in existing buildings. This publication and FEMA P-361 supersede the FEMA National
FEMA is pleased to have this opportunity to update and improve the guidance through this new edition of FEMA 320, Taking Shelter From the Storm: Building a Safe Room For Your Home or Small Business. Figure I-1. Typical tornado damage .......................................................................2. Figure I-2.
Rather than identify a specific threat, this document provides general guidance that will address different types of building construction and the reasonable mitigative measures to provide a secure shelter. However, it is important for building owners and design professionals to understand the potential threats to which buildings may be exposed.
residential and small business safe rooms using LOGIX. The LOGIX construction plans are FEMA compliant and include plans for in-ground, basement, crawl space and detached safe rooms. For reference, the LOGIX Safe Room plans can be found at the end of this document. Although the LOGIX safe room construction plans are complete,
