After visiting many bunkers, we can say that each of them is unique in its way, but all of them have a similar structure. In every one of the bunkers, we found:
- vestibule
- filtering chamber
- decontamination chamber
- bathroom
- sshelter chambers
The vestibule was designed to give airtightness and prevents contaminated air from getting inside. It allows you to go outside when the air is contaminated. But don’t forget the protective overalls! Of course, inside the bunker, you need a lot of clean air. For this purpose, the architects designed filtering chambers. Filters have to retain radioactive and poisonous substances. Ok, everything is clear and safe inside, but how about the guy who returned from his radioactive walk? (In the protective overall of course). This guy has to clean himself in the decontamination chamber. There you can find a shower or hose, which is used to wash radioactive dust from people entering the shelter. In addition to functional chambers, there are also chambers where the people can exist and wait for better days.