01-08-2015, 08:35 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2013
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Re: Introduction: Starting the Yurt Journey - Washington State
Blue Eagle, Jafo is right. The cheapjack plastic lattice that you see down at Depot is for decorating the bottom of your front porch. It is strictly decorative, short lived. Very definitely not a load bearing material. Certainly isn't designed to be bent into a curved wall.
Don't think about using the decorative wood lattice at Depot either. It is cheapjack wood strips loaded with knots, stapled together, will break and fall apart when bent to a curve, and simply won't hold up to any stress in the long haul. Total waste of money for yurt wall.
You need to consider building or buying a real yurt wall for any long term dwelling. To get an idea of what is entailed in building a yurt wall, google: Clan Yama Kaminari yurt. Scroll to yurts on the front page, and read up on the wall consytruction. It can be done very cheaply if you have the tools and can follow the instructions. Good luck.
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