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Luxury survival kits for the AI age · Assembled to order in London

Are you prepared to go dark?

Before zero, you prepare. After zero, you last. When the power, the network or the banks go down, a London house stops within hours: no heating, no signal, no card payments. T-⁠MINUS kits keep your family fed, warm, lit and in contact on its own, from seventy-two hours to a full year.

The Government launched Be Ready on 22 October 2026, asking every household to cope alone for three days. Only 13% of adults say their household is largely or fully prepared. Could yours? Prepare now.

Incident clock · live

T+ --:--:--

since the last confirmed incident to reach British homes: Black October: two critical PHP flaws let attackers take over web servers. Help Net Security

  • 12on the Log in the last 30 days
  • 4 a weeknationally significant cyber-attacks on the UK (NCSC)

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BUILT TO UK GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE · ASSEMBLED IN LONDON ·T–MINUSEST. 2026
Oct 2026Black October

Two critical flaws in PHP, which runs about 70% of websites whose server language is known, let attackers take over servers. Dozens of UK and US sites went offline to patch. Source

Jul 2026The AI got out

OpenAI says AI models it was testing escaped their sandbox and broke into Hugging Face's systems. It called it “an unprecedented cyber incident”. Source

NCSC · 20254 a week

Nationally significant cyber-attacks on the UK: 204 in the year to August 2025, up from 89 the year before. Source

Cabinet Office · 202613% ready

Only 13% of UK adults say their household is largely or fully prepared for an emergency. Source

T+0

Zero hour, in a London house

No war, no warning. Just the power, the network or the bank going down on an ordinary weekday evening. This is what happens next, and when.

  1. T+0:00

    The lights go. So does the heating.

    Most gas boilers need electricity to start. Heat pumps and storage heaters stop too. Citizens Advice

  2. T+0:01

    The router dies, and the landline with it.

    Digital landlines run through your broadband router, so they stop with the power unless it has a battery back-up. Ofcom

  3. T+4:00

    The fridge is warm.

    A fridge stays cold for up to four hours with the door shut. Food Standards Agency

  4. T+6:00

    The phones start to go quiet.

    Only about one mobile mast site in twenty has six hours of back-up power. Ofcom, via ISPreview

  5. T+24:00

    The freezer starts to thaw.

    A half-full freezer keeps food frozen for about a day. A full one, about two. Food Standards Agency

  6. T+72:00

    The Government's line.

    Be Ready asks every household to manage three days on its own. 82% of adults have less than a day's drinking water at home. Cabinet Office

T+3 is built for exactly these seventy-two hours. T+7 keeps the heat, the light and the phones going for a week.

A London street of white stucco townhouses at night in a blackout, every house dark except one with its windows lit

T+0

The street goes dark. Yours doesn't have to.

One house on the street still has light, heat and a working phone. None of it is luck: a week of power, water, warmth and food for a family of four, in a case that lives under the stairs. That house has T+7.

The collection · Five kits

Five kits, named for how long you last

Each number is the days it keeps a family of four going without help, dogs included if you add them. Every kit includes the one before it.

Household
people
T+3

The Go Bag

Seventy-two hours

Three days of food, water, light, warmth and first aid for a family of four, packed to leave in ten minutes.

Water
12 L sealed + filter
Food
Freeze-dried, 2,050 kcal a day
Power
Power bank, radio
Pack
Two black roll-top packs
£4,500family of four
View the manifest
Our recommendationT+7

The Household

One week

Seven days at home for a family of four with power, heat and cooking, plus the Go Bags for leaving in a hurry.

Water
24 L sealed + 378 L reservoir
Power
1 kWh + 200 W solar
Heat
Down bags, merino
Pack
Wheeled hard case
£12,500family of four
View the manifest
T+30

The Residence

One month

A month for a family of four with 4 kWh of solar-charged power, gravity water filtration and satellite messaging.

Water
Gravity filter + reservoir
Power
4 kWh + 440 W solar
Comms
Satellite messenger
Pack
3 aluminium cases + hard case
£32,500family of four
View the manifest
T+90

The Estate

One season

Three months, installed: backup power wired into your home, stored water, Starlink and a defibrillator.

Water
500 L stored, installed
Power
4 kWh wired to essentials
Comms
Starlink + satellite
Pack
6 cases + steel rack
£85,000family of four
View the manifest
T+365

The Sovereign

One year

A full year for a family of four, designed around your property, installed, and serviced twice a year.

Water
Rainwater, filtered
Power
13.5 kWh battery + generator
Comms
Starlink + satellite phone
Pack
Provision wall + command case
From£250,000family of four
View the manifest

Prices are the full price, including any VAT and UK mainland delivery. Photography is illustrative: every kit is built to your household, and each manifest lists exactly what is inside.

Neighbour Packs

Every kit pays for a family who can't afford one

Every kit pays for Neighbour Packs: three days of emergency basics for a family who couldn't otherwise get them, handed out by food banks in London and Surrey. One with T+3, a hundred with T+365. £75 of the price pays for each.

The Government's list, ticked

Everything the Government tells you to keep. In one case.

The Be Ready household checklist, line by line, against T+7. Then the things the list leaves out: a stove, a water filter, a power station, walkie-talkies and a plan. See the Government's list.

The Government's Be Ready checklist against T+7
StatusBe Ready asks forT+7 includes
✓Bottled water for 3 days24 L sealed, a 378 L bath reservoir and a water filter
✓Non-perishable food for 3 daysSeven days of expedition meals, none of them needing a fridge
✓Hand sanitiser, wet wipes and bathroom productsA hygiene pouch for each person, a bucket toilet and waste bags
✓Torch and spare batteriesA rechargeable head torch for everyone, two lanterns, and the power to recharge them
✓Blankets, sleeping bags and warm clothingDown sleeping bags, merino layers and Welsh wool throws
✓FM radio, battery or wind-upA wind-up and solar radio
✓Charged power bankTwo power banks and a 1 kWh power station
✓Important phone numbers and informationA printed household plan and field manual, with the numbers that matter
✓First aid kitA comprehensive first aid kit, a tourniquet and haemostatic gauze
◐Pet food and bottled waterThe dog pack: food, water, bowls and canine first aid
◐Baby formula, nappies and wipesPacked for your baby's age when you order
+Cash, coins and notesA fire-resistant wallet to keep it in. You add the cash
+Copies of IDs and documentsThe same wallet. You add the copies
+Essential medicationYou add your own. The manual lists what and how much

✓ In the case (9 of 14)◐ On request+ Yours to add

A family wrapped in wool blankets in a townhouse living room, lit by lanterns during a power cut

For the people you'd protect first

Packed for your family. And the dog.

Every kit is built for two adults and two children as standard, then tailored to yours before it is packed.

The children
Their sizes, food they will actually eat, comfort things, and a small bag each can carry.
The dog
Food for every day of the kit, water, bowls, a canine first aid kit and a lit collar. From £295 per dog.
Finding each other
From T+7: walkie-talkies and a written family plan. Where you meet, who collects the children, what to do when the phones are down.
Your parents
We deliver to them, gift-wrapped with a handwritten card and no prices inside, and set it up with them if they would like.

Why now

The networks have already failed. Repeatedly.

Every one of these happened in the last two and a half years, and none of them needed a war. The question for a household is not whether the systems fail, but what you have at home when they do.

4%

of UK adults have three days of bottled water at home. 82% have less than a day's worth. Cabinet Office, 2026

Get the alert

One email when the clock resets. The week's Log on Sundays. Free, and one click to leave.

The Log · confirmed incidents

  1. Data breachPhase Eight, Hobbs and Whistles owner TFG London confirms customer personal data was accessed

    TFG London said its investigation into the cyber-attack identified on 11 October found some customer personal data was accessed, and it began contacting all customers on 28 October. Contact, delivery and order details may be affected. At home: Customers told to watch for scam emails, calls and texts; the company said no usable card details or passwords were taken. Phase Eight FAQs, Retail Gazette, FashionUnited

  2. NHS & healthHundreds of GP surgery websites go offline after provider Silicon Practice enters administration

    GP practice websites across England and Wales went offline after their supplier, Silicon Practice, entered administration, according to ITV News. NHS England confirmed practices using the firm were affected and gave no timescale for a fix. At home: Patients could not send routine requests through surgery websites; phones, visits and the NHS App still worked. ITV News (via Yahoo News UK), Hits Radio Gloucestershire

  3. TransportPower surge knocks out Stansted Airport systems, delaying about 250 flights

    A power surge on Sunday 25 October hit London Stansted and the local area, temporarily taking down airport systems including immigration control, the airport said. About 250 flights were delayed and six cancelled, according to Flightradar24 data reported by Eastern Eye. At home: Arriving passengers queued for up to 90 minutes or more; the terminal shuttle was replaced by buses. Systems were back by the evening. BBC News (via Shango Media), Eastern Eye

  4. WeatherStorm Boelo closes rail lines across Scotland under Met Office amber wind warning

    Network Rail closed several Scottish lines, including Oban, Mallaig, Ayr and parts of the Far North and Kyle lines, as Storm Boelo brought gusts of up to 80mph. The Met Office amber warning ran from 9pm Saturday to 9pm Sunday. At home: Trains cancelled on rural Scottish lines; speed limits elsewhere; some homes in north-west England lost power, according to the BBC. Network Rail, BBC (via Yahoo News)

  5. WeatherStorm Boelo cuts power and halts trains and ferries across Scotland and Northern Ireland

    Storm Boelo brought gusts of up to 82mph under Met Office amber wind warnings from the evening of 24 October. Rail routes in Scotland closed and ferries and flights were cancelled, and about 7,000 homes in Northern Ireland lost power on 25 October. At home: Homes lost electricity, several Scottish rail lines and CalMac ferries were suspended, and Northern told North West passengers not to travel. ITV News, BBC News (via Yahoo), News Letter

The full Log · RSS

An emergency kit laid out on slate: water pouches, a head torch, a wind-up radio, a filter bottle, foil blankets, a first aid pouch, a fire steel and a map

The ten systems

Everything a home needs when the systems stop

Water, food, cooking, heat, light, power, comms, medical, hygiene, tools. Here is how each kit covers them.

SystemT+3Seventy-two hoursT+7One weekT+30One monthT+90One seasonT+365One year
Water12 L sealed, personal filter, tablets24 L sealed, 378 L bath reservoir+ gravity filter for thousands of litres+ 500 L stored, installed+ rainwater filtration, installed
FoodFreeze-dried, 2,050 kcal a day7 days, plus the Larder30 days, up to 25-yr shelf life90 days, shelved and labelled365 days, plus a seed vault
CookingRapid-boil stove+ wood-burning stove that charges phonesBoth stoves, more gas+ twin burner on LPGTwo of each
HeatWool throw, 4 bivvies+ down sleeping bags, merino, hot-water bottles+ indoor warm-room tent, heated throwsMerino for every seasonAs T+90, for a year
Light4 head torches, lantern+ a second lantern3 lanterns4 lanterns6 lanterns
PowerPower bank1 kWh + 200 W solar4 kWh + 440 W solar4 kWh wired to essentials, 880 W solar13.5 kWh home battery + generator
CommsWind-up and solar radio+ walkie-talkies+ satellite messenger+ Starlink+ satellite phone
MedicalFirst aid kit, tourniquet+ haemostatic gauze, oximeter+ trauma module, course places for two adults+ defibrillator+ courses for four
HygieneHygiene pouches, sanitary, toilet bags+ bucket toilet+ 30-day refills, menstrual cup90-day supply365-day supply
Tools & papersKnife, fire steel, OS map of your home, signal-blocking pouches+ multi-tool, extinguisher, smoke and CO alarm+ hatchet, fire case, signal-blocking holdall+ fire safe, installedTwo of everything that matters
Packed inTwo black roll-top packsWheeled hard case + larder case3 aluminium cases + hard case6 cases + stainless rackProvision wall + command case
ServiceField manual+ written household plan+ video consultation+ survey, install, Rotation year one+ two visits a year, concierge

The method

Assembled to order, never off a shelf

You talk to a person, not a checkout. Each kit is built for the household it is going to.

  1. 01

    Request

    Tell us who the kit is for. No payment is taken until we confirm.

  2. 02

    Tailor

    We adjust for ages, diets, allergies, pets and medical needs.

  3. 03

    Assemble

    Every kit is packed by hand, tested, numbered and signed.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Courier for T+3 and T+7. Our own team delivers or installs the rest.

  5. 05

    Rotate

    We replace anything before it expires, so the kit is ready on the day.

Membership

The Rotation

A kit only matters if it works on the day. Members have the Larder refreshed, batteries serviced, anything nearing its date replaced, and the household plan updated every year.

  • Essentials · for T+3 and T+7£295 a yearAnnual Larder refresh, battery reminders and a postal service check, replacement of anything used at cost, updated field manual.
  • Residence · for T+30£1,250 a yearEverything in Essentials, plus a power-station service, water-filter replacement, and a yearly video review of your plan.
  • Estate · for T+90£3,950 a yearOne home visit a year: systems tested, stores rotated, Larder refreshed, plan updated. The first year is included.
  • Sovereign · for T+365£14,500 a yearTwo home visits a year, a dedicated concierge and priority response. The first year is included.
T+90, The Estate: six matte black cases on a brushed stainless-steel rack beside a home power station and black water containers

Bespoke & white-glove

Estates, family offices and second homes

We design resilience for whole properties: country estates, London townhouses, staff cottages, yachts and offices. One survey, one plan, one team, with white-glove delivery and installation across London and the Home Counties.

Chelsea & KensingtonHampstead & HighgateRichmond & BarnesSurreyBerkshireBuckinghamshireHertfordshireOxfordshire & the CotswoldsCheshire

Questions

Before you order

Everything else is on the full FAQ.

What is a luxury survival kit?
A complete set of what a household needs to get through an emergency at home or on the move: water, food, cooking, heat, light, power, communications, medical, hygiene and tools. Ours are chosen for quality, packed beautifully and kept up to date.
Why the name T-⁠MINUS?
T-minus is how mission control counts down to launch: T-minus ten, nine, eight. Zero is the moment everything changes. For a household, zero is the hour the power, the network or the water stops, whether the cause is a cyber-attack, a storm or a fault. The time before it is the only time you get to prepare. Each kit is named for how long it keeps you going after zero: T+3 is three days, T+365 is a year.
What emergencies are the kits designed for?
Long power cuts, water supply failures, storms and floods, cyber-attacks on infrastructure, pandemics and having to leave home quickly. They are practical kits for disruption, not a promise about any particular catastrophe.
How long do the kits last?
Meals and emergency rations carry up to five years of shelf life, long-life food stores up to 25 years and sealed water five years. Batteries and power stations should be charged every three months. Each kit comes with a dated inventory, and the Rotation replaces items before they expire.
Do you include medicines?
No. Medicines need a pharmacist's advice, depend on the person and expire quickly. The field manual lists what to add from your own cabinet, and prescription medicines should be discussed with your GP.
Do you include gas masks or hazmat suits?
No, and on purpose. In a chemical emergency the Government tells the public to get indoors, close the house up and stay put, and to take off contaminated outer clothing; protective suits are for responders. A gas mask only works with the right filter, a proper fit and training, and gives children false security. Instead, every kit has FFP3 masks for smoke, dust and infection, and from T+7 a seal-the-house pack to close up a room. Bespoke clients can ask us for fitted respirators with training.

Winter allocations open · Christmas orders close 7 December

Prepare now

Every kit is assembled by hand and numbered, so each month's allocations are limited. Tell us who it is for and we will confirm your allocation, delivery date and any changes for allergies, infants, pets or medical needs.

  • No payment is taken until your kit and delivery date are confirmed.
  • Dispatch within 10 working days for T+3 and T+7. Installed kits are scheduled with you.
  • Gifting: we deliver to the recipient with a handwritten card and no prices inside.