Yurts are great, but so freaking expensive!π₯² My cubs we're in yurt kindergarten last year, had that big one that could easily be split is few rooms and the energy of the building was awesome. But then the priceπ₯²
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I bought this yurt used for less than the cost if I were to buy all the materials at the big box hardware store. It was listen on eBay, strange place to try to sell a yurt so I was the only person to bid on the auction. I had to take it apart and rebuild it as well as replace a lot of missing/broken boards. This one is 20ft, I feel like it could be build diy style, even if you purchased the skin, for a very reasonable price for the square footage. If you pay someone for a kit or to build it for you, definitely expensive.
Interesting. But you're right, smaller one shouldn't be so difficult and expensive to create.π€ My poison is thinking all the time in big numbers, like a house instead of a tiny cottage, then the costs undercut my imagination and will completely.
You can get a big one for cheap from China. You'll want to waterproof it, since it's just canvas, but... It's cheap. Your husband knows how to get a hold of me if you want more info.
Here the covers are something plastic I guess, not canvasπ€ Or it looks like fabric of some sort, but is heavily covered with some rubber. What I saw was a yurt with isolation and outer and inner layer, I'm not sure canvas would survive the winterπ€