SafeShel Emergency Shelter

Private and safe shelter, when you need it most

Introduction

Designed by experienced coastguard Peter Larkin, SafeShel provides a secure, weatherproof, and rapidly deployable solution for emergencies, ensuring privacy and dignity for individuals and responders.

By shielding from public view and harsh elements, it allows for efficient medical care and reduces anxiety and distress in critical situations.

Features

Inflates in under 15 seconds

SafeShel offers three inflation methods: manual pump, battery-operated, and 60g CO2 canisters.

Weatherproof

SafeShel is fully weather-resistant and durable, making it suitable for any environment.

Multiple entry points

Continuous medical attention privately and efficiently delivered via six strategically placed access points.

Foil base

Our foil base provides additional shelter to maintain body temperature, critical in shock management and trauma care.

Lightweight

Weighing only 5.5kg, it is engineered for rapid deployment in any weather or location.

Easy Deflation & Pack

Essential accessories are neatly packed into a purpose-made rucksack, ensuring effortless portability.

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Why SafeShel

Using an emergency shelter like SafeShel to cover a person requiring medical assistance can enhance their recovery process in several ways, although the direct impact on medical outcomes may depend on various factors.

Benefits for Recovery:

Maintaining privacy helps reduce anxiety, embarrassment, and distress. Studies show (link to studies) that calm, low-stress environments can support better physiological responses and aid stabilisation during trauma.

Weather exposure (cold, heat, wind, rain) can worsen certain medical conditions, such as hypothermia or heat exhaustion. Sheltering a casualty helps maintain body temperature, which is critical in shock management and trauma care.

Reducing public interference (crowds, media, social media exposure) allows medics to focus on treatment without added distractions, especially in high-profile incidents (e.g. sports).

While not a sterile environment, a shelter can reduce airborne contaminants and minimize exposure to dust, rain, or potential biohazards in some emergency settings.

Testimonials

The process with Megan from first contact to delivery was excellent. We are very pleased to have the shelter available on our premises for all age grades of rugby at the club.
City of Armagh Rugby Club

The process from first contact to delivery was really good and we are very pleased with the shelter. We didn’t experience any issues with our purchase and sales support has been good.

Ballincollig RFC

Case Study: Armagh & Tyrone First Responders

Meet Aiden, a dedicated first responder for Armagh and Tyrone. Aiden purchased SafeShel in 2024 and believes it plays a critical role in preventing hypothermia. During medical emergencies, it has allowed responders to manage casualties’ core body temperatures while providing much-needed privacy.

About Us

SafeShel was designed by a devoted team consisting of esteemed professionals from the Coast Guard, Military, and various fields of expertise. With years of invaluable experience and an unwavering commitment to saving and protecting lives, we are pioneering a revolution in the realm of outdoor safety and rescue.

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