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Man Transforms Shipping Container into an Underground Party Bunker

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaFebruary 20, 2017Updated:June 14, 20195 Mins Read
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A Reddit user built an underground party bunker in the backyard of his home, and shared the images of the project at Imgur. As seen in the pictures, an old shipping container is buried as underground party bunker accessed via a hidden hatch in his backyard.

Inside his underground den, there is a cozy lounge area with LED light strips, a ceiling-mounted projector and a self-made frame to keep multiple computer monitors, creating a nice visual effect for anyone who manages to get inside the hidden man cave.

This DIY bunker is buried eleven feet deep in the ground with two feet for gravel, and one foot for soil on the top. Making one is surely a tedious and costly task; but if you want one, then you can try out these instructions utilized by the builder himself.

# Strengthening the structure 

At first, you’ll need a standard shipping container and a hatch for making the roof entrance. Now cut its roof in size of the perimeter of the hatch using an angle grinder and fix the hatch into the dedicated place with waterproof sealant and bolts.

You have to add strong iron angles to support the container walls and ceiling, so that the structure doesn’t bend at all under the weight of the soil. Also keep in mind to scrape off paint, while welding the iron angles.  

Also Read: 30 Shipping Container Homes that Promote Green Living

Waterproofing and ventilation 

Since it will be buried under the ground, you have to include ventilation and air circulation system to ensure fresh air despite the number of people sitting inside. For this, you can install a plumbing pipe for intake and another for the ventilation exhaust fan.

A portable gas sensor can also be included to keep a check on the air quality. To avoid corrosion and potential leaks, spray paint all areas of the container with liquid rubber.

Building the interior walls 

After you’ve completed the electrical fitting, start gluing vertical wooden studs on interior walls as insulation sheets joined through the double-sided tape. Clamps can be used to keep boards and studs in place. Attach plywood boards over insulation sheets, but remember to mark actual positions of the studs before so that you can easily add screws later.

There are many ways to deck out the ceiling, but the fake grass on the ceiling is really a cool idea as it brings a feeling of nature.

Interior decoration

Paint the walls in preferred accent using a ladder for easy access. Now, just set up the desired lighting, which mainly decide interior decoration of the bunker.

If you want some funky decoration, then furnish the walls with faux fur just like this Reddit user. And of course, you will need cozy furniture, rugs and other modern amenities to make it an ultimate man cave.

You need to put in all the furniture first and seal the container front in the same way you have covered other sides of the container. After furnishing the bunker, it can now be buried underground as a party bunker, but its better to leak-proof the entire structure for safety first.

It can be your safe haven, whenever any natural or man-made calamity occurs in this uncertain world. The last thing to notice is to ensure a proper supply for fresh air.  

Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Standard shipping container into underground party bunker
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Cleaning the container interiors
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Hatch for entrance at the top
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Cutting slot for the hatch
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Attaching the hatch with container top
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Steel angles for strengthening the structure
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Welding the steel angles to roof and ceiling
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Two plumbing pipes for ventilation and air circulation
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Painting with liquid rubber
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Time for electrical fitting
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Mount for exhaust fan
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Setting up wooden studs
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Gluing insulation sheets
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Attaching plywood boards with studs
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Drywall finishing in walls
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Ladder for easy access
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
LED light strips, fur wall and faux grass on ceiling keeps in the interior stylish
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
The monitors equipped in the DIY wooden frame show attractive visualizations
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Enough space for a small party
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
DIY window frame made of multiple monitors mimics like a real window
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Cozy interior furnishings keep the space comfortable
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Burying the DIY container party bunker
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
This underground party bunker is buried 11-feet deep in the earth
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
The container is covered with water and air barrier before concealing in the ground
Man transforms shipping container into an underground party bunker
Hidden man cave

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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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  1. Mark Holtan on April 12, 2024 3:34 pm

    Hello, my name is Mark Holtan and I’m trying to install a hatch like yours on top of my container. I’ve look at your pics over and over trying to come up with the best way of doing it so it can be sealed up from water. Any suggestions and instructions , pics on how you did yours would be a big help👍👍👍

    Thank you,
    Mark

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