Pre-WW2 Steel Room

["Rob Gunter" <rjgunter@chpconsultants.com>]

Greetings All,



I have come across an iron room made from steel fabricated prior to

WW2.  This is particularly useful to those of you out there doing low

background counting.



The material is described below, with an estimated weight of 22,000

Kg(!).  Please contact me at the address below if you are interested

in purchasing it.



The metal room consist of two sides...14' 6" x 8' x 3 "...a back wall

of 8' 6" x 8' x 3" and a top piece of 14' 6" x 8' 6" x 3"...The room

walls are bolted together...There are miscellaneous pieces consisting

of one piece that is ~7' x 4' x 3"...two pieces that are 8' x 2'

3"...one piece that is 2.5' x 1' x 3"...one piece that is ~6.5' x

3.5' x 3"...and one piece that is 4' x 1' x 3"



It is not my custom to advertise items here on RADSAFE, but this item

is very unusual and of interest to people like us.



Yours,



Rob

Robert J. Gunter, CHP

CHP Consultants

Oak Ridge, TN

Ph:  (865) 387-0028

Fax: (865) 483-7189

rjgunter@chpconsultants.com

www.chpconsultants.com



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