Sukup Safe T Homes are patented engineered structures that are suitable for all phases of recovery effort. They are quick and easy to construct, making them ideal for emergency situations. The all-steel construction makes the Sukup Safe T Home® perfect for longer-term use, since they are weather-proof, fire-proof, and termite-proof. They are also movable, making them well-suited to transitional shelter needs. The round shape of the Safe T Home® allows the unit to withstand high winds. They are also virtually earthquake-proof.
The Safe T Home® kit includes basic hand tools, which a crew can use to build one home in one day.
An added feature of the Safe T Home® is a rain water collection system for clean drinking water.
A solar panel bracket can easily be affixed to the roof of the Safe T Home® to provide a source of energy.
The Safe T Home® is used primarily for shelter, but also for dental clinics and birthing centers.
• Join Tim Dwight, Sage Rosenfels, Jack Whitver, Greg Bruner, Lane Danielsen, Jeff Horner, Jessie Sindlinger, and other Cyclone and Hawkeye stars, who will be building a Safe T Home® at the Krause Family Plaza at Kinnick Stadium
• There will be a feature about the build on the jumbotron in Kinnick during the game, as well as streaming on Hawkeye Football social media channels
• Team Sukup, Tim Dwight, and Sage Rosenfels will bike to Ames in Sukup Jerseys
• Safe T Home® on display at Jack Trice Stadium
• Thelma’s Treats Grain Bin promotion
• Safe T Home® on display at Sukup site at Farm Progress Show
• Sharing the Safe T Home® story with more than 150,000 attendees!
GoServ Global has teamed up with Sukup Manufacturing Co. to bring relief to the families without homes. Using highly-modified grain bins, what we call a Safe T Home®, we have been able to provide nearly 200 homes in Haiti alone. This has allowed people without homes since the massive and devastating earthquake in 2010 almost to finally have a place of their own. In addition, GoServ Global’s latest Safe T Home® project in Peru is the Hidden Creeks Bible Camp.
HurricaneMatthew Matthew, hitting Haiti in October 2016 with winds of up to 145 mph, put the nearly 200 Safe T Homes® in Haiti to the test. ALL of the Safe T Homes® withstood the hurricane with minimal damage!