Laurel Nest Yurts

The 20’ “bungalow” is the perfect yurt for families or individuals, seeking to settle on their land while building their dream home.  It is spacious enough for a small family and still requires minimal energy to heat or maintain. This yurt can usually be built and set up on a deck in a week with three to four people making it one of the best  inexpensive and strong solutions to the need for a functional shelter in a short amount of time.

Specs:

Circumference: 62.8’

Area: 314 sq ft

Wall Height: 6’10” from cable to floor

Wall Canvas Height: 7’2”

Total Height:

Standard Features

Number of Khanna 112 full pieces and 16 shorter angled door pieces

Number of rafters 32

Rafter length

Rafter angle 35

Cable length 56.5

Cable diameter 1/4” steel aircraft cable

Roof ring 36” outer diameter 28” inner diameter

Dome 34” OD with 1” flange

Dome rod 7’

Door Frame curved bottom and top to fit yurt curve

New door low E double pane insulated full glass door with hinges lock and deadbolt or another door of choice

Door dimensions 36” x 80” rough opening

Standard cover 13 oz  Sunforger marine duck canvas with mildew resistance or 11 oz Polaris poly/cotton blend with vinyl coating fabric

Windows: 6 clear vinyl windows with zippers and heavy duty no-see-um screen

Detailed instructions for setup in both DVD and written format

Yurt Options

Wind/snow load kit generally recommended for wind/snow  or semi-perm setup.

Insulation reflectix double bubble white cut and taped to fit

Roof liner our standard roof liner is

Additional windows available

Framed in solid windows available $500 each

Gutters fabric gutter and water catchment system to fit standard rain barrel

Wood stove panel 2’ by 2’  fire fabric rated at 500 deg F used with insulated pipe

Fabric floor allows yurt to be set up on the ground or an existing over sized deck

The bungalow model offers  a spacious but modest home or studio space.  Using partitions or frame walls to separate the space can allow a small family private and shared areas.  It usually requires a couple of days for two or three people to put up and less than a day to take down if needed.