I love a yurt, and these steel-framed yurts from WeatherPort are a cool modern twist on the traditional structure. Their unique design is wind-and-snow resistant and sets up more quickly than most wooden yurts on the market today.
These yurts come with a number of color options and range in size from 12 to 30 feet in diameter. They make great ADUs and the bigger ones would easily house a small family in “tiny” style. Check them out below!
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They offer a number of color choices that blend in or stand out.
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You can have a comfortable loft bedroom.
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There’s a steel ladder that folds down.
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It would make a great guest house.
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Details:
- Diameter Peak Eave
12′ 10.8′ 8′
18′ 12.9′ 9′
20′ 13.5′ 9′
24′ 14′ 9′
30′ 15.1′ 9′ - Engineered to meet the specific wind and snow loads of your location
- 36″ acrylic dome skylight with actuator
- Powder-coated steel frame
- 36″ w x 80″ h personal door with window and covered awning
- 24″ w x 48” h sliding glass windows with screens
- Cover & liner set, kedered
- Enerlayer™ insulation, kedered (optional)
- Loft with ¾” finished wood decking and hinged ladder system (optional)
- Flooring systems and decking (optional)
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Glamping at its finest.
Yeah, the offer of the company to design it for every weather and wind load is great and a steel frame seems to me more durable, too. Essential is the correct load calculation. I have seen light steel frames bending during FL typhoons.
The modern and fresh look is another plus. Well done.