uk-preppers.co.uk

Husband was another one who "found" a hole through the wall Andy. From kitchen to shed. He did the same setup but not heavy duty cable as he didn't run anything like a drier in the shed. He had a tv and fancy lighting instead

And it's a wee island so not a lot of room to run..

I think the one big difference is that NZ has actually experienced huge upheavals and SHTF episodes in ghe relatively recent past, and we haven't. All the earthquakes and the ground was melting from under them

Never noticed any extinguishers Andy but that's my fault for not looking. No warden just a manager in the office for 2-3 hours in the mornings. The screen on the walls is run by a company called Appello, so it wil be linked to their control room I suppose.

Thanks Andy - that's a great idea re walking the route out and counting the doors, will do that. Built 2002, secure building with entryphone and a screen inside the flat that enables you to talk to a control room somewhere. Somebody burnt her toast and nearly died when she had a man's voice booming ...

Ok great help ta everybody. Onnit today

Cat box close to hand, quite bulky so not anywhere which will cause a trip hazard due to smoke. Hotel bag/BOB on a coat hook near to your exit, plus hi vis jackets and perhaps a whistle. As Pseudonym said multiple torches and extinguishers. Check that there is a floor plan at the main entrance for ...

Arzosah wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 9:02 pm
How mobile are the two of you? In the late 1960s, my grandad bought a fire ladder, a chain link thing you could secure in a bedroom and toss the links out of the window.

A ladder out the window would be perfect! We could manage that. Will look into these, ty arsozah

Thanks pseud!

After 30 years of living in a bungalow we are now in a first floor flat, ina very complicated building. Great fire alarms etc as it's a shelted housing complex of 18 homes (all individual flats for people over 55). Odd shaped block that actually looks like a stealth bomber from google earth :lol: Co...