So, Ive been sleeping in my yurt for a week now. Its been a learning experience. The first few nights were FREEZING cold. But I am getting the hang of keeping a fire going and wearing lots of clothing to stay warm.
Lessons:
1. Either use tongue and groove flooring, or, insulate the floor. The gaps between regular boards allowed cold air to pump into the yurt. It was horrible. I have been plugging the gaps with string. It is working really well.
2. Be more precise than you think you need to be with all of the construction. It makes a huge difference, at least to me. Even though yurts seem to be fairly forgiving in construction.
3. Be patient.
4. The more
you have, the more comfortable you will be.
5. Be creative and have fun.
On a side note, I think my roof cable may be a little loose. Everything seems stable. I am able to sit on the roof ring. We had crazy winds the other night with no issues. Maybe I am just over thinking this, but should I be concerned?
I should be finishing up some final touches over the next couple days. I will get more photos posted.
Thanks!!!
Ryan