Concrete cellar
A concrete cellar is a buried reinforced concrete structure for long-term storage of vegetables, preserves and supplies that can also serve as a shelter. It is made of precast reinforced concrete elements (floor slab, wall modules, ceiling) with double reinforcement and sealed joints. Installed by crane in a prepared pit on a sand-and-gravel base and covered with soil. A stable microclimate for storage, resistance to moisture and ground pressure, and durability.
Construction and protection
The cellar is assembled from precast reinforced concrete elements — floor slab, wall modules and ceiling — with double reinforcement and sealed joints. Heavy concrete resists moisture, ground pressure and temperature changes; installed by crane into a pit on a sand-and-gravel base and covered with soil.
Dual purpose
Besides storing vegetables, preserves and supplies, a concrete cellar can serve as a shelter — a strong reinforced concrete box below ground level.
Entrance options
Various entrance solutions are available: a hatch, an entrance group with stairs and a door, or a side entrance — depending on the site and the task.
Frequently asked questions
A buried reinforced concrete structure for storing vegetables, preserves and supplies; it can also be used as a shelter.
By crane into a prepared pit on a sand-and-gravel base; then it is covered with soil.
Yes — it is a strong reinforced concrete structure below ground level (dual-purpose “cellar-shelter”).
A hatch, an entrance group with stairs, or a side entrance.
On the volume, entrance type, configuration and logistics — we prepare an estimate to order.