I'm Paul Elkins of http://www.HighMileageTrikes.blogspot.com
This hexayurt style foam board insulation pyramid shelter will house my wife and I for the burningman art festival. This could also be an emergency shelter or homeless shelter, Using only gorilla tape, this allows the structure to be folded into a 4x8 demesion. Come visit my sight where you'll see more ideas I've created on minimalist living.
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Love your style! Wish more people could embrace their Eco-creativity like yourself. Nevertheless, your videos have inspired me and undoubtedly others! Thank you!
BumBeachRum 6 days ago
Ideas= Steel frame 4 hammocks? Dig the floor to give space for step down bench style seating? Great price for the level of insulation you get. Sure I bought an argosy camper for $2K but not all happen upon these deals your structure is repeatable off the shelf items. Your hot pocket sleep system is great too install solar panels and some coleman refrigerator parts to remove heat from the HHP and you have someone that can sleep during the day in total darkness and creep at night when cool.
cdltpx 1 month ago
I live in Alaska, I can see why this would be nice up here. Zero snowload, easy to heat and light. Might be questionable in windstorm though.
AsamuraiK 3 months ago
I hope you enjoyed it... Did it work well?
drethedog 5 months ago
this is pretty awesome. A great energy booster too I think this pyramid home.
shanna1950 6 months ago
this is pretty awesome. A great energy booster too I think this pyramid home.
shanna1950 6 months ago
Where are you camping at? :P I would LOVE to see this! I'll be with BRC at 9 and Divorce!
MetroGypsy 6 months ago
Curious how the Gorilla tape works for you. Also really like the wooden "railing" inside with the desk. Might do something like that in my yurt. Come by and say hi 6:00 & Divorce, ask for Twisty with Otis Spankmore.
ctuck28 6 months ago
We've built something similar here in Boston and we're trying to figure out how to keep our pyramids from blowing away. How are those pieces of wood at the base keeping your pyramid attached to the ground? Are you also adding tape anchors?
jfenwick 6 months ago
This is awesome! Are the 2x4's along the inside required to keep structural integrity do you think? I want to try something similar as this looks like it's more roomy than the regular hexayurts, and a lot more comfortable, also using less than 12 pieces! I'll also be at BM2011! Come say hi at 2:15ish and Esplanade :)
mrwhodr 7 months ago