Yurts

In general, yurts were meant to be open round structures without a traditional ceiling and an abundant amount of headroom. In some cases, however, folks may consider installing a loft. If you are on the fence about adding a loft when you first put your yurt up, my recommendation is to try living in the yurt for a year and then make your decision. I find that most people learn to live within the allotted square footage and prefer to leave it open.

There are a variety of reasons why joining two separate yurts might make sense.

We choose to build with Douglas Fir Wood because it makes all the difference in strength, function, and looks. We don’t just pick any wood, we pick Douglas Fir wood and then we get picky about that wood!