This is the single best yurt set-up video out there that I have found. Much better than even Pacific Yurt own youtube channel. Thank you for putting this out.
@@zacharysmith9472 the yurt took about 3 weeks in real time. 1.5 weeks for the platform and 1.5 weeks for the walls/cover/roof. Really the hard work comes after the assembly of figuring out how you'll heat it. If you'll plumb it and run electrical, and how you'll design it.
My husband and I just bought a fifth wheel to live in while we develop our land and build our yurt!! Then I found your channel today. Thanks for the video it gave me confidence we can do this!! 🤍
@@klh-arts9464 Haha, was it hard? Moving from Finland to states? I'm still dreaming about my yurt everyday . But Finland is not as free as it used to be. Need 1000 and 1 permits for building a simple lovely home..
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I started crying about 6 mins into it and then a hummingbird came flying up to me. All I heard after that was "Don't Give Up". Again THANK YOU FOR YOUR SHARING THIS BEAUTIFUL MEANINGFUL STORY WITH ME.
Children are serious competition for you, this little Boss Princess perfectly organizes all employees :D KEEP CALM AND CONTINUE TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE!
@@OneFootOfftheGrid I think Oregon and a yurt village at least 5 and build more when my family has more kids and shipping container for veggies and horses and cows pigs the dream
That was amazing to watch! Three adults and two kiddies (and the dogs were a great help as well). I also liked that you added that circumference to keep the rain out. And maybe the bugs as well.
Thank you! The dogs definitely help. Lol! We've lived in the yurt for almost a year now, and the bugs have been VERY low that make it into the yurt so the perimeter edge must help with that. We also sealed it with a foam strip when we screwed down the skirting. And we have been SO impressed with how dry the yurt has stayed. With the pellet stove going it stays very low on the moisture side!
Wonderful, it's always great to see videos about yurts and yurt building :) We also plan and manufacture mobile yurts suitable for winter, of the highest quality. Handcrafted and individually according to customer requirements. Greetings from Austria :)
We have also visited Pacific Yurts, put in our specifics on a 3D build for the 30fter. Me and my girlfriend are looking for land in Joshua Tree, then will purchase the Yurt. I’m not as handy as you, so I’m going to have some friends help build the base.. I was very impressed by the two/three of you and this video. Has got me very excited. Hope to hear back from you on this comment.
It was a great experience for us. Check to see what the lead time is. It took ours 90 days to build do we were able to build the platform during that time. What are you planning to use for flooring? Watch the dull episodes on our channel and I’m sure you’ll pick up a few things Not to do.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Thank you so much for responding, I’m talking to my girlfriend right now about you all at this very moment. I have the pamphlet with all the quotes and floorplans. We know we are going to have a floating floor, we’re not sure what material. First we thought about cork , but we found out that it scratches up real easy and mice will eat it. We don’t know what type of flooring we will have, do you have any suggestions, will be building in the desert. Of Joshua tree.The people at Pacific Yurts told us it would take about 3 to 4 days to put up.. but of course that’s not taking into affect the time to build a base. I will look at your whole video to see the “dull moments” 🤣.. depending on the land, will determine if we are using solar panels, batteries, or electricity. We will probably have a lot of questions. We just came back from Pacific Yurts Last Saturday. We live in Sacramento California.
For us, building the platform was harder work than setting up the yurt. We went with T&G car decking for our floor which meant we didn’t have to put down plywood. We have been happy with it so far.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid We were thinking of some type of tongue and groove flooring. That’s what we did in our house, with laminate. What type of power are you using, solar, generators, electricity? Based on what type of land we get in Joshua Tree, that will determine what source of power. Most likely solar panels I’m thinking. Yeah I see You guys did a great job putting the Yurt together..I watch the other videos were people put the rafters on with the slit upside down..And had to rotate it on the tension wire after they had everything up.
I just bought a 24' used yurt and refurbished it. It was months of work. I wish I had seen your videos before I started. You both (+helpers) did a remarkable job. WELL DONE!
Amazing with only three people you managed to assemble the yurt. I know how heavy and awkward it is to maneuver canvas. What seemed minutes was a very long time to put it together.
That was probably the hardest part of the setup. And I got the privilege of carrying it up there twice! Can’t imagine what their “Heavy duty” version weighs.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Offgrid stuff is extremely interesting, and I actually hadn't stumbled upon a yurt build before. So, thanks for the video :) now I know how that looks like.
We ended up putting up the insulation after the side cover went on. It wasn’t super interesting footage so I left it out. Here is the full episode though if you want to see that part. ua-cam.com/video/vXc2HmexzO4/v-deo.html
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Oh cool, thanks! I have a yurt ordered for living on the Big Island of Hawaii, and we opted out on the side insulation; so that's why I noticed. Enjoy your yurt!
Unfortunately we realized the scaffolding would not fit out the door so we had to disassemble the entire project and we returned to our jobs as actuarials. Hello from West Baltimore.
What was the building permit requirement. When we asked our permit office in Mason County, they requirements were only around the height of the platform.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Over 200 square feet was when the county's permitting requirement kicks in. That's separate from any electrical or water needs. I'm thinking of adding a propane gas heating stove to simplify the venting stack compared to wood burning.
@@leewhitmore5350 We did a pellet stove which allowed us to vent out the side and we’re really happy with how it heats up the yard. Remember when using propane that you introduced a lot of moisture into the air which for a yurt can be a problem sometimes.
The tent (yurt) you have built; It is a species unique to us Turks. The model you made is called "Otağ", which belongs to the greatest Hakan (the person at the highest level) in the Turkish tribes in terms of size and splendor.
With the platform, add ons, isulation, and our used pellet stove, we are right around $20,000 put into the yurt. This is a 30 ft. yurt, so you can get smaller models, and you can choose less or more add ons.
Hi Sara and Ryan! Thank you for sharing your journey :) Our family bought a small piece of property last year by the Hood Canal and we also considering building a yurt. I would love to touch base with you and learn more about the do's and don't! Have a Wonderfull day!
Hey there! Sara thinks she just started "following" you on FB. Give her a follow back or shoot her a friend request and then can connect farther down the road. :)
How well does this handle the winds here? I’m hoping that my husband and I will eventually settle down and maybe get something like this. Right now we are doing the rv thing. Thanks for sharing!
So far it has done great but we only just installed it this summer and we haven’t had a big wind yet this winter. That being said, I’m not very concerned. We installed the optional snow and wind kit that provides a lot more stability. We are in Washington state by the way.
wow, that was some build, love the timelapse .. such a beautiful place.. the drobe shots at last was mesmerising 😻 i just say, the lenght of the video was a bit long
I'm really struggling with finding the right fabric for the outside that's natural, but protective from the rain. What kind of fabric did yall go with?
We insulated the floor in the areas that would be hard to reach once the floor was on. We came back and completed the rest of the insulation once the yurt was assembled.
The floor insulation was only on one side of the yurt, why was that? The roof was insulated, but the sides only showed one layer, for the walls. I was looking into Pacific Yurts earlier and the walls have more layers, including insulation. Thank you for the video, it did help me to get a better overall look at building a Yurt.
Love the video, thank you for sharing your journey. Can i ask for your plans on your deck? We are about to try the same thing and any guidence would be appreciated Minty thanks
While these tents are commonly referred to as Yurts...yurts have rafters which curve downwards just before the sidewall...this design with straight rafters is called a Ger. Dig holes three feet deep, put in a tire, fill with dirt, tamp well, use lag bolts to screw through the sidewall of the next tire, screwing it to the first one, repeat until you are 2 feet above grade. This will give you almost free footings that go below the frost line, which will prevent the floor buckling in the winter. Either make a mechanism which will raise the clear plexiglass dome on the roof ring, so you can vent heat when it's hot outside, or just use the cloth cover the Mongolians used for centuries. Build a Rocket Mass Heater, with the thermal mass built into the wood deck to save space, so you can heat the Ger efficiently all winter.
Hello! Me and my family are going to start a community farm with many yurts and one huge yurt for religious purposes, I tried to gather as much as I could from the video but if it isn't to much to ask what are some things that made the job a whole lot easier?
Very smart to ask these questions before trying to install. A couple of the most important ones: 1. Have more help than you think. The covers are extremely heavy. I'd say having 4-5 people would make it go pretty smoothly. 2. Use a scaffolding. I've seen people place the center ring with only using ladders, but the scaffolding make things so much easier. 3. Think about unfolding the cover first and then refolding. Ours what so stuck together it made it almost impossible to unfold. We put some baby powder between the folds to make it easier to install (the second time). 4. Platform - Use construction adhesive to secure the boards to the joists to prevent squeaks.
Thanks for watching and sorry the music wasn’t your jam. We keep trying new artists so check out some of our recent episodes and give us your thoughts.
This is the single best yurt set-up video out there that I have found. Much better than even Pacific Yurt own youtube channel. Thank you for putting this out.
Thank you so much!
This SO FUN to watch and relive it all. It also looks like it was SO EASY 😂😂
Thanks for the video! How long did this take in real time haha
@@zacharysmith9472 the yurt took about 3 weeks in real time. 1.5 weeks for the platform and 1.5 weeks for the walls/cover/roof. Really the hard work comes after the assembly of figuring out how you'll heat it. If you'll plumb it and run electrical, and how you'll design it.
My husband and I just bought a fifth wheel to live in while we develop our land and build our yurt!! Then I found your channel today. Thanks for the video it gave me confidence we can do this!! 🤍
You can do it! Feel free to ask us any questions along the way. Watch so big our earlier videos ands it shows in more details our process. B
We're doing a yurt too! Debating between concrete and platform. We have the yurt ordered.
How much overall in supplies did it cost to build the yurt?
My husband and I are doing this. Where can I order this same one. Send me link pls
Did you build it?
Wow , i can't believe you guys did it in 15 minutes. Thats crazy!
We work fast. What can I say.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid My dream is yurt in lapland. Thanks for sharing yours! 👍🏻
@@klh-arts9464 Haha, was it hard? Moving from Finland to states? I'm still dreaming about my yurt everyday . But Finland is not as free as it used to be. Need 1000 and 1 permits for building a simple lovely home..
THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!! I started crying about 6 mins into it and then a hummingbird came flying up to me. All I heard after that was "Don't Give Up". Again THANK YOU FOR YOUR SHARING THIS BEAUTIFUL MEANINGFUL STORY WITH ME.
i could feel the joy coming through
We're so glad. Thank you for watching.
This is the ideal yurt video
letting the algorithm know ;)
Appreciate the help! The Algo hasn't caught on yet.
Amazibg achievement. And no divorce. 🤣🥳🥳🥳. You guys are awesome. Yay to the yurt! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lol! We made it through. This was practice for the cabin build. Thank you so much! We're so excited!
This is AMAZING! I would love to build my own yurt one day.
We have lots of tips for you on what NOT to do. Feel free to reach out if you start looking. We loved working with Pacific Yurts.
Very interesting video and great to see how things developed through the use of the time-lapse. Thanks for posting this. Bex & Carlos xx
Children are serious competition for you, this little Boss Princess perfectly organizes all employees :D KEEP CALM AND CONTINUE TO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE!
The kids have been good helpers while their parents do these crazy projects. It’s something they will remember fir sure.
Loved the team work in this! You are clearly very skilled and know what you are doing! 😍
Honestly we are learning a lot as we go. But that is all part of the fun.
Биринчи жолу коруп жатам америкада боз уйду куруп жатканын. Азаматсынар
I'd love to see how you decorated it after the build. Great work
We have a tiktok account where there are some videos of the inside. Just look for One Foot Off the Grid on TikTok and you should see it. :)
Me and my family are building. Yurt village in a year so excited
That sounds exciting! Where are you building and how many yurts will you have?
@@OneFootOfftheGrid I think Oregon and a yurt village at least 5 and build more when my family has more kids and shipping container for veggies and horses and cows pigs the dream
Son fabulosos este matrimonio mis bendiciones para todos ellos.❤❤❤❤
Fantastic team/family work. I am amazed and impressed. Congrats! from Brazil!
We are currently looking for property with or without a home on it and entertaining the idea of building a yurt. Love this video!
me and my husband are thinking the same thing >_< we were thinking an rv at first too
Pulled in the gate with the lumber & thought “well damn, there goes a million dollars”
LOVE your story and the whole concept of living off the grid!!
Thanks for watching. We are having a lot of fun in the process. Hope it shows. 😄
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Loved the dancing 💃🕺
So great. One day I want to buy my Independent and built a Yurt.
Wow, very cool video guys! This is an experience y'all will remember forever!
Thanks. That means a lot coming from our 1000th subscriber. We will have to get you up there soon!
I am amazed that the latticework walls could handle the weight of the roof! Very cool structure
It’s amazing how strong they are!
isnt it required to post the lattice wall or is this model different
what a great yurt, you inspired me to do one. congrats from Argentina
Awesome! What size did you go with?
How could someone possibly dislike this. Insane... Regards from Istanbul
Thank you for your support. Some people just don't like good stories I guess.
Loved watching this! Great job on the base, I see you took your time and added insulation etc. Nice!
Love it! Looks amazing & so does the view!
That was amazing to watch! Three adults and two kiddies (and the dogs were a great help as well). I also liked that you added that circumference to keep the rain out. And maybe the bugs as well.
Thank you! The dogs definitely help. Lol! We've lived in the yurt for almost a year now, and the bugs have been VERY low that make it into the yurt so the perimeter edge must help with that. We also sealed it with a foam strip when we screwed down the skirting. And we have been SO impressed with how dry the yurt has stayed. With the pellet stove going it stays very low on the moisture side!
Wonderful, it's always great to see videos about yurts and yurt building :) We also plan and manufacture mobile yurts suitable for winter, of the highest quality. Handcrafted and individually according to customer requirements.
Greetings from Austria :)
Excellent job by couple. Love from Australia❤
Oh no way too much fun, more work less play😁
Absolutely Fantastic!!!!
You guys did a great job. The dance moves were dope too.
LOL. We were a tad bit excited to have made some progress. Glad you enjoyed it.
That was awesome to watch thank you so much
We have also visited Pacific Yurts, put in our specifics on a 3D build for the 30fter. Me and my girlfriend are looking for land in Joshua Tree, then will purchase the Yurt. I’m not as handy as you, so I’m going to have some friends help build the base.. I was very impressed by the two/three of you and this video. Has got me very excited. Hope to hear back from you on this comment.
It was a great experience for us. Check to see what the lead time is. It took ours 90 days to build do we were able to build the platform during that time. What are you planning to use for flooring?
Watch the dull episodes on our channel and I’m sure you’ll pick up a few things Not to do.
Let us know if we can answer any questions.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Thank you so much for responding, I’m talking to my girlfriend right now about you all at this very moment. I have the pamphlet with all the quotes and floorplans. We know we are going to have a floating floor, we’re not sure what material. First we thought about cork , but we found out that it scratches up real easy and mice will eat it. We don’t know what type of flooring we will have, do you have any suggestions, will be building in the desert. Of Joshua tree.The people at Pacific Yurts told us it would take about 3 to 4 days to put up.. but of course that’s not taking into affect the time to build a base. I will look at your whole video to see the “dull moments” 🤣.. depending on the land, will determine if we are using solar panels, batteries, or electricity. We will probably have a lot of questions. We just came back from Pacific Yurts Last Saturday. We live in Sacramento California.
For us, building the platform was harder work than setting up the yurt. We went with T&G car decking for our floor which meant we didn’t have to put down plywood. We have been happy with it so far.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid We were thinking of some type of tongue and groove flooring. That’s what we did in our house, with laminate. What type of power are you using, solar, generators, electricity? Based on what type of land we get in Joshua Tree, that will determine what source of power. Most likely solar panels I’m thinking. Yeah I see You guys did a great job putting the Yurt together..I watch the other videos were people put the rafters on with the slit upside down..And had to rotate it on the tension wire after they had everything up.
Yall made me smile!!!!
So much fun to watch!
That was so cool to watch!
You twose are so talented! Great work ☮️ thanks for sharing this!
Wow, loved watching this!! The final result is AWESOME!!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
That is a massive yurt ! 😅 looks like the great khan himself would live in something like this
I just bought a 24' used yurt and refurbished it. It was months of work. I wish I had seen your videos before I started. You both (+helpers) did a remarkable job. WELL DONE!
Glad you enjoyed the videos, but sorry you didn't see them earlier. Was the yurt you bought a Pacific Yurt?
Always love watching you guys!~
We r watching you from Romania ! We r living the same way, in the middle of the forest ! And we r taking advice's from you to ! :)
Amazing job guys!!!!
This looks awesome!
Love timelaps video! And what you did is amazing!
Thanks. It was a ton of work but now we get to enjoy it for years to come.
I love this cute family and team work spirt they have, May Allah guide them to Islam
This was so satifying and exciting to watch! Thanks for sharing! :)
Glad you enjoyed it! We had a lot of fun making it. Thanks for being a Subscriber.
This is awesome! Thanks!
This is fantastic! I LOVE IT!
this was truly amazing to watch!
I really enjoyed this video, I'm new and will try to catch up.
Thanks for watching. Things are starting to get exciting.
Great video! Definitely inspires thoughts of building one of my own...
I’d love to see it. Hope to be able to lend you a hand.
That is fabulous!
Amazing. Well done
Thank you! Cheers!
This was so fun to watch! Love the timelapse and the drone footage. Great video!
Thanks for watching.
Great job!
Thanks for watching.
Amazing with only three people you managed to assemble the yurt. I know how heavy and awkward it is to maneuver canvas. What seemed minutes was a very long time to put it together.
That was probably the hardest part of the setup. And I got the privilege of carrying it up there twice! Can’t imagine what their “Heavy duty” version weighs.
Greetings from Reddit. Good stuff and good luck going forward :)
Thank you for following us over.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Offgrid stuff is extremely interesting, and I actually hadn't stumbled upon a yurt build before. So, thanks for the video :) now I know how that looks like.
@@eowendyl I’d recommend having at least 3 people to raise the roof. We tried with just the 2 of us and it was a little scary.
I didn't see you put any insulation on the sides of the yurt. Did I just miss that part. Really awesome work, so glad you filmed it!
We ended up putting up the insulation after the side cover went on. It wasn’t super interesting footage so I left it out. Here is the full episode though if you want to see that part.
ua-cam.com/video/vXc2HmexzO4/v-deo.html
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Oh cool, thanks! I have a yurt ordered for living on the Big Island of Hawaii, and we opted out on the side insulation; so that's why I noticed. Enjoy your yurt!
Great job. 💞 Wow
Thank you! Cheers!
How long did it take to build this?
New sub.Cant wait to catch up!💥
Yay! Things are starting to get exciting. Can’t wait to hear what you think on some of the other videos.
Super cool.
I love it!
I didn’t want this video to end 😢
Thank you! Be sure to go check out our complete Yurt Build playlist if you want MORE!. :)
You did a goodjob
Well, that wore me out and all I did was watch!
You've been cheering us on from the sidelines the whole time.
Thank you
Unfortunately we realized the scaffolding would not fit out the door so we had to disassemble the entire project and we returned to our jobs as actuarials. Hello from West Baltimore.
Thanks for watching Mark. Seems like something we would have done.
Gorgeus!!
Yurt is a Turkish word. It means home, country, place of residence.
You guys are the best very inspiring:)
We are doing this!!!!
good stuff!
That's a lot of work.
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nice :)
Pacific Yurts is in Cottage Grove, Oregon. I just bought a 16 footer to stay under building permit requirements in Washington state.
What was the building permit requirement. When we asked our permit office in Mason County, they requirements were only around the height of the platform.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Over 200 square feet was when the county's permitting requirement kicks in. That's separate from any electrical or water needs. I'm thinking of adding a propane gas heating stove to simplify the venting stack compared to wood burning.
@@leewhitmore5350 We did a pellet stove which allowed us to vent out the side and we’re really happy with how it heats up the yard. Remember when using propane that you introduced a lot of moisture into the air which for a yurt can be a problem sometimes.
@@OneFootOfftheGrid Thanks, I will consider the pellet stove.
The tent (yurt) you have built; It is a species unique to us Turks. The model you made is called "Otağ", which belongs to the greatest Hakan (the person at the highest level) in the Turkish tribes in terms of size and splendor.
Osha wants your #
Lol great video though < 3
Glad you liked the video. We are certainly still learning.
Do you mind sharing budget? I’d like to put one in our area. Thank you
With the platform, add ons, isulation, and our used pellet stove, we are right around $20,000 put into the yurt. This is a 30 ft. yurt, so you can get smaller models, and you can choose less or more add ons.
Hi Sara and Ryan! Thank you for sharing your journey :) Our family bought a small piece of property last year by the Hood Canal and we also considering building a yurt. I would love to touch base with you and learn more about the do's and don't! Have a Wonderfull day!
Hey there! Sara thinks she just started "following" you on FB. Give her a follow back or shoot her a friend request and then can connect farther down the road. :)
My wife and I are considering the same. We are debating a 40ft platform to have a deck already built too.
Wow the view of the lake at the end!!!! Where are you? Tahoe?
It’s actually the Hood Canal in Washington State.
V nice
How well does this handle the winds here? I’m hoping that my husband and I will eventually settle down and maybe get something like this. Right now we are doing the rv thing. Thanks for sharing!
So far it has done great but we only just installed it this summer and we haven’t had a big wind yet this winter. That being said, I’m not very concerned. We installed the optional snow and wind kit that provides a lot more stability. We are in Washington state by the way.
wow, that was some build, love the timelapse .. such a beautiful place.. the drobe shots at last was mesmerising 😻
i just say, the lenght of the video was a bit long
"Oh crap we left the scaffolding inside."
Lol. We still had to do the snow and wind kit so the scaffolding came out a little later.
I'm really struggling with finding the right fabric for the outside that's natural, but protective from the rain. What kind of fabric did yall go with?
Best video everrrrr!
I have a question - why didn't you put isolation under the entire floor but only some?
We insulated the floor in the areas that would be hard to reach once the floor was on. We came back and completed the rest of the insulation once the yurt was assembled.
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The floor insulation was only on one side of the yurt, why was that? The roof was insulated, but the sides only showed one layer, for the walls. I was looking into Pacific Yurts earlier and the walls have more layers, including insulation. Thank you for the video, it did help me to get a better overall look at building a Yurt.
We put insulation under the whole deck. The portions that had decent crawl space area we did after the platform was completed.
Does the foundation need to be below the frost line?
Love the video, thank you for sharing your journey.
Can i ask for your plans on your deck?
We are about to try the same thing and any guidence would be appreciated
Minty thanks
They are the official plans from Pacific Yurts. www.yurts.com/downloads/
While these tents are commonly referred to as Yurts...yurts have rafters which curve downwards just before the sidewall...this design with straight rafters is called a Ger.
Dig holes three feet deep, put in a tire, fill with dirt, tamp well, use lag bolts to screw through the sidewall of the next tire, screwing it to the first one, repeat until you are 2 feet above grade. This will give you almost free footings that go below the frost line, which will prevent the floor buckling in the winter.
Either make a mechanism which will raise the clear plexiglass dome on the roof ring, so you can vent heat when it's hot outside, or just use the cloth cover the Mongolians used for centuries.
Build a Rocket Mass Heater, with the thermal mass built into the wood deck to save space, so you can heat the Ger efficiently all winter.
Hello! Me and my family are going to start a community farm with many yurts and one huge yurt for religious purposes, I tried to gather as much as I could from the video but if it isn't to much to ask what are some things that made the job a whole lot easier?
Very smart to ask these questions before trying to install. A couple of the most important ones:
1. Have more help than you think. The covers are extremely heavy. I'd say having 4-5 people would make it go pretty smoothly.
2. Use a scaffolding. I've seen people place the center ring with only using ladders, but the scaffolding make things so much easier.
3. Think about unfolding the cover first and then refolding. Ours what so stuck together it made it almost impossible to unfold. We put some baby powder between the folds to make it easier to install (the second time).
4. Platform - Use construction adhesive to secure the boards to the joists to prevent squeaks.
i didnt see any wall support. how is thar?
Where did you buy your cabin kit from? Great video thanks!
We bought our cabin from conestoga log cabin homes. The yurt is by Pacific Yurts.
Awesome video, but the music makes me want to jam freshly sharpened pencils into my ears.
Thanks for watching and sorry the music wasn’t your jam. We keep trying new artists so check out some of our recent episodes and give us your thoughts.
I would not leave the insolation unprotected from below .First plywood then insolation
That's a super smart idea, and I wish we would have done it because we have chickens now and they really like to peck at the insulation!