Constructing an Albion Canvas 30ft yurt
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can they be made to withstand heavy rain?
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@neuroleptika its gunna be cheeper than a house though
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how much money
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I am going to use bamboo, cable ties, bubble wrap, tarpaulin and rope (or car roof rachet straps). I was going to use a bicycle wheel for the middle of roof.
Going to buy Russian military blankets for inside.
Got some cheap rugs from IKEA.
This should be cheap and a 'Just -in-case the SHTF' Yurt.
It won't look pretty but I hope it will be cosy.
I plan to make one of these but I can't think of a cheap/easy door.......
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@erikandreasnilsson Yeah true! I project to build one out of hardware store cheap components.
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@neuroleptika They are not very hard to build yourself for a small cost of material.
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No insulation? Can the canvas shed the rain and the snow?
Rhinoch8 1 year ago
@Rhinoch8
Hi - No insualtion as its not for living in. Canvas easily sheds the rain, and snow is not an issue in the UK.
alanthetent 1 year ago
I bet these cost a fortune and will never be vailable for the average man...I hate that :(
neuroleptika 1 year ago
@neuroleptika
Hi - yes they arent cheap but then handmade quality cant be. Its all about sustainability - sustainable materials and a business run to ensure future employment and maintaining those skills we need to survive, when the mass production global economy collapses.
alanthetent 1 year ago
wow! from the inside it looks so much bigger! i am torn, i live the look of tipis but the yurts look more livable
shoobedoorocketship 1 year ago
@shoobedoorocketship The yurt is a much more practical structure for the European climate than the Tipi - it doesnt have a hole in the roof to start with!
It gives more useable space, a door you can lock and walk through without crouching down, easier to insulate, heat, furnish, add rooms too and lots more. I would go yurt every time for living. But I love my tipi too!
alanthetent 1 year ago