First Layer – 100% Natural Wool Insulation
Second Layer – Heavy Duty Canvas
Crown Wheel Cover – Transparent PVC cover
Outer straps. There are three straps for the top, middle and bottom. They encircle and tighten after the outer cover is placed.
Inner straps. Although it might be difficult to see in the picture above, there are two straps, for the top and bottom, that encircle the lattice wall.
Side straps. There is one side strap that tightens over crown cover.
Khayavch. Its main purpose is to regulate the Mongolian yurt temperature. When it is removed, wind flow in the yurt increases significantly. When it is on, it keeps warmth, or, coolness inside the yurt.
Floor/foundation. The Yurt needs to be set up on an even surface. Floor/foundation can be made of lots of material: wood, concrete, etc. In Mongolia, nomads do not use the floor during summer; they just set the Ger up on grass. Our standard Ger does not include floor/foundation. We recommend the customers to set their own foundation suited well to their landscape and environment. Also, the Wooden floor is too heavy and expensive to ship around the world.
Door. It is made of larch wood. This is the part most exposed to the elements of the wood parts. It needs exterior grade glue to last long in non-Mongolian, humid climate.
Wall. Compared to the Mongolian Yurt, It’s made of one whole wall.
Rafters. There are 21 rafters on the Glamping Yurt, 2 rafters can hang fully grown adult.
Crown wheel /compression ring/skylight. There are three different names for this part; we generally use the name “crown wheel”. This is the part through which rain and snow water can come in.
Since the Glamping Yurt is lighter than the Traditional Yurt, we send our yurt to the customers door within 10 – 15 days upon receiving order.