Recently, emergency spaces for home disaster prevention and shelter built around underground fortresses have become an important supplement to household safety assurance and gained market attention, thanks to their comprehensive protective capabilities.

Designed for sudden disasters such as earthquakes, fires and extreme weather, these underground fortresses feature a reinforced main structure and are equipped with basic facilities including independent ventilation, emergency power and water supply, and material storage. Some are also fitted with additional emergency communication and simple medical areas, meeting families living and safety needs during short-term shelter. Their layout aligns with the characteristics of residential spaces, balancing concealment and practicality. The construction process complies with both home decoration and disaster prevention engineering standards, without damaging the main structure of the house.

Industry insiders stated that as emergency spaces for home disaster prevention and shelter, underground fortresses accurately meet residents diversified demands for household emergency protection. With the improvement of national disaster prevention awareness, such facilities will be further integrated into the daily household safety system.