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Yurt Workshop Yurts - FAQs
Authentic Design Specialised for the European Climate
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How long does it take to put up my yurt?
It depends on the yurt size. In general after doing once or twice the following times are accurate:
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Size
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Time to Put My Yurt Up
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| 10' (3.05m) |
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20-30 mins |
| 12' (3.66m) |
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45 mins |
| 16' (4.9m) |
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60 mins |
| 21' (6.4m) |
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120 mins |
How much will my yurt weigh?
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Size
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Weight
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| 10' (3.05m) |
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40-50 Kg |
| 12' (3.66m) |
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120-130 Kg |
| 16' (4.9m) |
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220-230 Kg |
| 21' (6.4m) |
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450-460 Kg |
Using Your Yurt as a Permanent Dwelling
A yurt can be lived in all year round. With a heater or log burner the yurt is very warm in winter. A felted yurt makes a great home.
Can I leave my Yurt Up All Year Round
If you plan to occupy your ger then you can leave it up all year round. If you don’t plan to live in it all year round and if you plan to leave it up all winter then you need to make sure it doesn’t get damp. Visit the yurt regularly and put the stove on to heat it through.
Note: If left up unoccupied in a wet climate during the winter the chances are it will gradually get damp and if it has no chance to dry out this could result in mould forming on the frame and canvas. The solution to this is to take it down in the winter or use it regularly so it is dried out.
Yurts need using to ensure they stay in good condition. What about Planning PermissionYurts work very well as homes and many of our customers live in their yurts full time in the UK and Europe. There are no hard and fast rules and what you can and cannot do and what permissions are required varies from place to place even within the same country.
To have a yurt in your garden should not require panning permission* Putting a yurt in a filed and living in it full time may require a permission for change of land use. *However, if you are at all concerned check this with your local authority.
How to Find Out More
There are lots of questions when you are buying a yurt. The process of looking and thinking is both exciting and challenging.
We hope our website goes some way to helping making your information gathering simpler and enjoyable.
Those that know me will tell you I like to talk about what I love. So if it helps please feel free to call me.
However, I am often not available to take calls so if there is no answer then email me with some good times to call you back.
Whatever questions you have, feel free to call me or email and I will only be too glad to help you out.
Our Office hours are 10am until 4pm Monday to Friday.
We will try to respond to your email or message as soon as we can but sometimes this is not possible and there maybe some delay.
email: rob@yurtworkshop.com
UK Inquiries: 0208 123 6241
European Inquiries: 0034 _622 045 789
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My Yurt Escape
I have recently moved into a Yurt. Ever since going on my first meditation retreats, I have longed for somewhere quite, somewhere still, to escape to, to be in nature close to the teachings. I am so very lucky that I did not have to wait all that long, only four or so years.
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