Freedom Yurt Cabins Assembly Overview - How to Build a Wood Yurt Cabin Kit in 3-5 Days 

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+Margaret Tilley Thank you!!

Additional windows are $400 per window, our floor insulation sheathing kit is $500. Wiring and plumbing is all up to you. Think of the Yurt Cabin as a round house with wooden walls and a plywood sub-floor. We provide you with the shell structure and you can build it out however you'd like to. The walls and roof come with two inches of insulation standard. All of our customers who live in Yurt Cabins year round are very happy with the quality of the insulation which is exponentially more efficient than any insulation available in fabric Yurts.

+Sandra Goetz yes it completely rain proof. The gaps between wall panels are sealed with UV Guard from Weatherall, a premium log cabin caulking.

We deal our Yurt Cabins there through a company called Yurts of Hawaii. The first Yurt Cabins will be arriving on the island in January. If you are interested in ordering one, please call 303-344-0499 and we will get you in touch with the team who can handle your project!

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Hi Sasha, the panels consist of LP SmartSide on the interior and exterior, surrounded by a Lodgepole Pine frame. There is 2" of fiberglass insulation between the panels for an overall R-value of 9.7. The walls are completely insulated and waterproof. Any offgassing from the LP SmartSide is negligible and below 20 ppt when brand new. The LP Smartside is painted your choice of color for the interior and exterior. For an additional fee, you can choose Behr Premium Plus zero-VOC paint. Thanks for the questions, and happy to help further if you'd like to submit a quote or inquiry on our website.

Hello! Our prices depend on the size of Yurt Cabin you're looking for. Currently our pricing is $15,900-$24,900 with the top end being our 490 square foot Yurt Cabin that we're rolling out soon. Visit www.freedomyurtcabins.com for more detailed pricing or send an email to josh@freedomyurtcabins.com and I'll draw up a quote for you. Josh

Nevermind... Read some other comments. However as a builder I would have specified this in the subfloor portion of the video so I didn't look like I had no idea what I was doing. Lot of people wont bother asking questions. They'll just move on to the next guy who SHOWS insulation going into a floor when there is clearly snow on the ground.

+johnathan hawkins the DuroLast roof comes with a 15 year warranty. In a rainy environment, it should last quite a while. DuroLast is degraded more by sunlight than anything else, and excessive rain is certainly not a problem.

The floor insulation sheathing kit is made with a highly treated subfloor that has a vapor-barrier coating on the bottom to help protect the Yurt Cabin from the elements.

All of our walls and doors are carefully crafted to fit together and create a beautiful structure that has the aesthetics of a yurt, and the solidarity of a cabin! We have real, working house windows and doors that come standard with each Yurt Cabin, and allow for easy construction from start to finish!

@@FreedomYurtCabins whis there a gap on each side of the doorway.

@@paulmelnychuk5477 As you build the Yurt Cabin, the walls progressively come closer and closer together, leaving a very small gap between each wall panel that is sealed with high grade log cabin chinking. The walls and door panels are all cut and designed to fit together to make a solid structure!

+Gwin Webb yes, we can certainly arrange shipment to Europe.

Hi Carl, this specific yurt is an art studio that is connected to the electrical grid, so they use a radiant heater. However, the majority of our customers living in their Yurt Cabin or using it as a vacation cabin install wood burning stoves. The stove pipe is routed out through the wood walls, and the chimney is connected to the exterior log frame. You can also choose to install a mini-split AC/heater, a heat pump, solar window heating, radiant floor heat, etc. Thanks for your question!

At first glace, you might be correct, but if you're comparing apples to apples, our yurt cabin kits are on the same level after considering the added costs of building a platform/foundation required for a traditional fabric yurt. All the upgrades you would need to add to a traditional yurt to match ours, come standard on our yurt cabins, with an additional factor of overall safety. With locking doors and windows, and solid walled construction, our yurt cabins are much more secure than a traditional fabric yurt. Not to mention the increased lifespan of our yurt cabins as compared to a fabric yurt that requires heavy maintenance every few years. Once you factor in all of the included benefits of a Yurt Cabin, and understand that our Yurt Cabins will last 3-5 times longer than a traditional fabric yurt, it is clear that a yurt cabin is a much better financial investment. You can find more great information regarding our yurt cabins at freedomyurtcabins.com or check us out on our other social media platforms to discover the difference!