The First Zombie-Proof House

[Mark CMG]

The First Zombie-Proof House - All That Is Interesting

 

[Kzach]

Why do they need concrete window shutters on the second floor?

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Why do they need concrete window shutters on the second floor?

2 words: Zombie Parkourists.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Why do they need concrete window shutters on the second floor?

because as zombies mass, they crush other zombies, slowly building a ramp around the house, soon covering it under the zombie horde. The only zombie proof house is one that keeps zombies away from it.

 

[Kzach]

because as zombies mass, they crush other zombies, slowly building a ramp around the house, soon covering it under the zombie horde. The only zombie proof house is one that keeps zombies away from it.

Yeah, although I'm impressed that someone spent that much money on a concept they're clearly obsessed over, I think they'll last all of a month in their 'zombie-proof' house, solely on the basis that they think it'll actually be zombie-proof.

What you need is team of truly dedicated nerds, like us, to design a REAL zombie-proof home.

 

[Bullgrit]

Maybe the residents won't set up cameras and run a reality TV show during the Zombie Apocalypse. Anyone read what happened to a similar "zombie-proof" set up in World War Z? It wasn't the zombies that got in.

Bullgrit

 

[Kzach]

Maybe the residents won't set up cameras and run a reality TV show during the Zombie Apocalypse. Anyone read what happened to a similar "zombie-proof" set up in World War Z? It wasn't the zombies that got in.

You really should watch the new TV series, "Death Valley"

 

[Umbran]

The only zombie proof house is one that keeps zombies away from it.

Keeping them at a wall a mile away is about the same as keeping them at a wall three feet away. Either they get through your wall, or they don't.

 

[Gronin]

Thanks for the link --- seriously cool -- would love to know the price tag on this (not so I can save up --- just curious how far some people's paranoia goes - 'cause this seriously outdoes the whole bombshelter thing).

This has all kinds of possibilities as a base for any kind of post-apocalyptic RPG.

Also for anyone who is interested there are more photos here Safe House by KWK Promes | HomeDSGN, a daily source for inspiration and fresh ideas on interior design and home decoration.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Keeping them at a wall a mile away is about the same as keeping them at a wall three feet away. Either they get through your wall, or they don't.

But if you live on a mountain and have a wall angle to the edge of a cliff, they will follow the wall and off the cliff!