CBSS shelters are engineered to reduce risk from:
• Conventional explosions & fragmentation
• Overpressure shockwaves
• Drone-delivered explosives & loitering munitions
• Chemical & biological contaminants (NBC-rated layouts)
• Radiological fallout from distant nuclear detonations
• Civil unrest, intrusion, theft, or wildfire smoke events
They are not designed to guarantee survival from:
• Direct nuclear ground-burst near the bunker
• High-yield thermonuclear weapons at close range
• Advanced bunker-buster munitions
• Massive structural collapse of surrounding geology
CBSS follows realistic, evidence-based engineering standards.
No bunker on earth can guarantee absolute survival.
What a bunker can do is dramatically reduce radiation exposure and blast effects when far enough from the detonation.
Protection depends on:
• Distance from blast
• Weapon type & yield
• Whether it’s an air-burst or ground-burst
• Soil depth and bunker geometry
• Proper sealing, filtration and interior shielding
Bunkers are risk-reduction tools, not immortality chambers.
CBSS uses:
• Thick reinforced concrete (RC) shells
• Reinforced rebar
• Reinforced concrete grades
• Fiber reinforcement and waterproofing membranes
• Eurocode 2 & Eurocode 8 compliant structures
Wall thickness aligns with threat category and client specification.
Yes — all bunkers include:
• Crystalline waterproofing
• External membranes
• Drainage board
• Sump pumps and moisture control
Cyprus’s water table is unique per region — CBSS designs each project accordingly.
Typical design autonomy:
• 3–14 days for standard bunkers
• 30+ days with expanded water, food, filtration and power systems
Time depends on ventilation rate, filtration demands, water supply, waste handling, and psychological readiness.
All CBSS bunkers include:
• Highest grade intake snorkels
• HEPA + activated carbon filtration
• EC motors + manual bellows backup
• Positive-pressure protection
• Air quality sensors (CO₂, CO, O₂, ΔP)
These systems are essential — no bunker is safe without them.
CBSS integrates:
• LPG generators (8–15 kVA)
• Battery UPS (3–10 kWh)
• Hybrid inverter options
• Solar tie-in readiness
• Manual fallback for essential systems
Clients may expand autonomy depending on risk profile.
Bunkers reduce radiation via:
• Concrete mass
• Sub-soil shielding
• Sealed access ways
• Air filtration & overpressure
But radiation protection is not absolute — proximity to detonation matters.
Important to be honest:
• Direct nuclear impact
• Very close-range high-yield bomb
• Modern “earth-penetrator” bunker busters
• Extended off-grid living without resupply
• Psychological fatigue or untrained occupants
CBSS shelters are realistic — not sci-fi.
Yes. Every bunker requires:
• Annual filtration checks
• UPS battery tests
• Generator maintenance
• Water system testing
• Structural inspection for moisture
A bunker is a system, not just a room.
Yes — but with different requirements:
• Troodos & Moniatis = rock excavation, deeper drainage
• Limassol = mixed soil + coastal moisture
• Nicosia = clay expansion control
• Paphos = limestone + water channels
• Larnaca = shallow water tables
Each site is surveyed before final pricing.
Typical timeline: 6–9 months, depending on:
• Permitting
• Excavation difficulty
• Weather delays
• Availability of imported systems (blast doors, filters, etc.)
Permit delays are outside CBSS control — depends on Land Registry & Planning.
CBSS offers:
• Discreet scheduling
• No signage on vehicles
• No imagery used without client permission
• Workers briefed on confidentiality
Privacy is a core element of our brand.
Four models:
• LIGHT™ — Panic room / safe room (1–2 persons)
• SHIELD™ — Hybrid shelter (3–4 persons)
• FORT™ — Swiss-standard civil shelter (6–8 persons)
• CORE™ — Multi-family / institutional (20–24 persons)
Custom sizes available.
Price varies by:
• Depth, soil, site access
• Concrete & rebar tonnage
• Ventilation & filtration spec
• Power autonomy
• Interior fit-out level
• Shipping & imports
Typical range: €20k – €650k+, depending on model.
CBSS builds functional civil-defence shelters with optional luxury upgrades.
We prioritise:
• Safety
• Structural integrity
• Filtration
• Power
• Water
• Sanitation
Luxury styles are available — but not at expense of safety.
Yes. CBSS manages:
• Architectural plans
• Structural design
• Ancillary building permit (required for underground spaces)
• All submissions
Permit approval time varies by municipality.
Typical depth: 2.6–2.8 m interior height, with additional soil cover totaling 3–5 m depending on site.
Depth is chosen based on soil conditions, water table, and blast-physics considerations.
Yes— depends on site geometry
Tunnels require:
• Additional RC shell
• Reinforced exit chamber
• Secondary blast door
• Waterproofing upgrades
Not always possible on urban plots.
100% private.
Client identity, drawings, location and specifications are never disclosed.
CBSS signs NDAs on request.
Yes — bunkers are inherently strong against drones because:
• Sub-surface positioning
• Reinforced RC roof
• Non-flammable interior
• Filtration that prevents toxic ingress
Drones are a major reason shelters are resurging globally.
• Rising drone activity in the region
• Civil defence shelter coverage only ~30% nationwide
• Seismic considerations
• Limited public shelter network
• Cyprus is geopolitically exposed
A private bunker = insurance you hope never to use.
They are compact but engineered for:
• Air quality
• Lighting
• Temperature control
• Privacy
• Sleep cycles
• Sanitation
• Noise reduction
Comfort rises further with optional upgrades.
Yes — annual or bi-annual plans covering:
• Filters
• Batteries
• Generators
• Sensors
• Waterproofing
• Door/mechanism inspections
Yes — where site conditions prevent deep excavation.
Protection level is adjusted accordingly.
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