Yurts in winter?

[TLM]

Er.... thanks?!?

I think the shipping container house has been tested here quite a few times, works. People tend to have slightly weird opinions about the looks ... I think some years ago I saw a bigger house made of several 40ft and 20ft containers criscrossed in an artistic way.

 

[Erbswurst]

When my construction trailer was ready to live in I did run out of money and time and didn't finish the last details.
I probably will do that this Autumn or winter and show photos when it's ready.

I still have a few improvised corners that aren't optimal and only want to show a perfectly working and secure thing.

 

[Broch]

When my construction trailer was ready to live in I did run out of money and time and didn't finish the last details.
I probably will do that this Autumn or winter and show photos when it's ready.

I still have a few improvised corners that aren't optimal and only want to show a perfectly working and secure thing.

You mean you haven't done the washing up

 

[Erbswurst]

No, really.
I didn't get as many metal plates as I wanted, also not the right stove pipe attachment, because most shops were closed, and so on.

Could become dangerous if beginners would copy what I am currently using here.

 

[ManFriday4]

This yurt belongs to a friend. Its a British made frame with a felt inner layer about an inch thick. Covered with canvas.

We stay in it periodically.

I thinknit cost about £8k

https://flic.kr/p/2p1KWVM

https://flic.kr/p/2p1Mq6v

https://flic.kr/p/2p1FUbu

https://flic.kr/p/2p1KXQY