Yurts

» Details At A Glance

» 10 Foot (305cm) Yurt

» 12 Foot (365cm) Yurt

» 14 Foot (426cm) Yurt

» 15 Foot (457cm) Yurt

» 16 Foot (488 cm) Yurt

» 18 Foot (548 cm)Yurt

» 20 Foot (610cm) Yurt

» 21 Foot (640cm) Yurt

» 22 Foot (672cm) Yurt

» 24 Foot (732 cm) Yurt

» 25 Foot (762 cm) Yurt

Buy Your Yurt

from the yurt workshop

Buying a yurt from the yurt workshop starts with choosing the size you want.

Step One: From the list below decide which size is for you.

Step Two: Click the more details link next to the size you are interested in. We offer three levels standard, insulated and glass wall yurts. On the MORE DETAILS page, you can see the price for all three specification levels for the size yurt you have selected.

Step Three: Decide on what door and windows you would like using these links.

Choose My Door

Choose my Windows

Step Four: Select the colours you want. You can choose a different colour for the walls, roof and crown cover.

Choose the colours of my yurt

Step Five: Now contact us and let me know what you have decided on. You can ask me any questions you still have and I will prepare a layout diagram and final cost estimate for you.

Find out more about the fine yurts we make.

» 10 Foot (305cm) Yurt

» 12 Foot (365cm) Yurt

» 14 Foot (426cm) Yurt

» 15 Foot (457cm) Yurt

» 16 Foot (488 cm) Yurt

» 18 Foot (548 cm)Yurt

» 20 Foot (610cm) Yurt

» 21 Foot (640cm) Yurt

» 22 Foot (672cm) Yurt

» 24 Foot (732 cm) Yurt

» 25 Foot (762 cm) Yurt

16 foot Luxury Yurt
16 foot yurt in stock 16-foot diameter
Natural chestnut frame with solid oak, 8 spoke traditional crown
Insulated and lined for all season usage
One 75 cm width glass window.
Lockable Moorish door with window

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18 foot Glass wall Yurt
18 foot yurt in stock 18-foot diameter
High wall (190cm)
Natural chestnut frame with solid oak, 8 spoke traditional crown
Insulated and lined for all season usage
One panel door with window
4m glass wall with one opening panel

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In Kyrgyzstan

I intend to recall and share more details of HOW I learned to make yurts and why we make them as we do.

Much of my influence comes from studying with other yurt makers. And one of the most influential of these was a Kyrgyz family based in a yurt making village near to lake Issyk Kul, close to the Tian Shan mountains, Kyrgyzstan.

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Richard Everiss, Yorkshire Planetarium:

The Ger itself is simply a thing of understated beauty...the care and attention which has been lavished on it during its construction is evident. Rather like finding a smooth pebble on a beach, so Robert and his wife Ratna have handcrafted a building that is wonderful to touch and feels naturally balanced.