concrete tents

[mkguthrie]

Dont know if this has been posted, but these things look pretty cool. Not sure what the cost would be.

http://www.wimp.com/concretetents/

[Swampa]

That's interesting. I wonder what if anything circulates air in/out? Seems like it could get a little stagnant.

[RdRdrFan]

Now that is freaking cool!

[Bisch]

I'll bet those are real cheap! If you could get it in the right size they would make some bad a** ground blinds.

Bisch

[Woodlizzard]

Pretty cool


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[BIG IRON]

That is pretty slick

[curtintex]

I don't NEED one of these, but I sure WANT one.

[keatonskidmore]

went to their website..no pricing and contact info is all european..wonder if we could get them here?

[down2hunt]

went to their website..no pricing and contact info is all european..wonder if we could get them here?

On their website they list http://www.cavesystems.com/ as their US distributor, but they don't have any info on their website. I guess you just have to contact them.

[APDBrad]

I'll bet those are real cheap! If you could get it in the right size they would make some bad a** ground blinds.

Bisch

^^^^^^^

[Ol' Squeek]

thas freakin awesome!!! haha i wonder how much all that weighs?

[pazthru]

That was the most innovative thing I have seen in a long time.
Thanks for posting.
On a smaller scale-concrete blinds with this material could be popping up like mushrooms.
After it's set I bet you could cut additional openings in it for vents, windows, etc., where ever you needed them.,
Just to get the material to put over an easy metal or pvc framework would be interesting without the cost of the inflation portion of the system.

[DaveS903]

That would make a heck of a storm shelter in a hole with dirt on top.

[C.W.Ashby]

Wonder if you could do the same thing with spray in bedliner? Hmmm?

[Snakelover]

That's pretty neat. It reminds me of the material they used to splint my mom's leg. It was basically a plaster impregnated fabric. They took it out of the package, soaked it in water, formed it to her leg and waited for it to harden. Same concept only with concrete.

Thanks for posting. Very interesting.