Apartment prepping

How can somebody who lives in an apartment prep? Here's a look at what you need to focus on if you live in a small space.

This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com I started this blog just a few months after I started my journey into preparing for emergencies. Now that I've had a little bit of time trying things out, I thought I'd share some of our less than stellar results. Hopefully you will avoid some of the mistakes

The need to protect your home during a disaster or mass civil unrest could become very real in a hurry. The goal of fortification is to deter conflict and prying eyes and prevent forced entry. We’re going to teach you how to barricade your apartment the right way.

Before you run out and begin stockpiling toilet paper and face masks read these practical tips before you start prepping!

You can still get through an SHTF event as an apartment dweller, but there are some things you need to know. Here are some tips.

While we’re not the Apartment Prepper blog, we have somewhat recently moved into a studio flat here in the UK, giving us a lot more insight into the world of prepping from an apartment. Going from prepping in a 5 bedroom house in Canada to prepping in a small studio flat was a choice we made...Read More »

Prepping in small spaces is much easier said than done. So much of what we do revolves around the acquisition of gear and the material provisions so that we may be better equipped when things stop going our way and society starts to come unglued. Everything from food and water to tools and ammunition, things ... Read more

New preppers wonder what they should be buying for their preps every month. More experienced preppers wonder what holes they should be plugging in their food storage to be better prepared. We all know we should constantly add and rotate our food storage every month to have a good supply. Since I wrote the 10

While there are many articles about home defense, very few of them explain how to defend an apartment after the SHTF.

When you think of prepping, the image of apartment preppers probably doesn’t immediately spring to mind. But being a prepper isn’t just limited to those living out in the bush, surrounded by wilderness with several bunkers set up beneath their feet. Preppers also exist throughout some of the largest cities