FRAME & FABRIC, Assembling a YURT | Living Intent Yurt co.

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Комментарии • 36

  • @rafaelcamilo2904
    @rafaelcamilo2904 2 года назад +3

    Great living alternative. In this time in history where housing is out reach for many.

    • @Lythaera
      @Lythaera 11 месяцев назад +1

      sadly it's hard to find places where these are permissible.

  • @Snehasinghvi1972
    @Snehasinghvi1972 3 года назад +2

    You have shown lots of secrets... Thanks bro

  • @benmzuri
    @benmzuri 3 года назад +9

    Love your yurt videos from the making of the platform to this. Learning so much but also very relaxing to watch. I will keep watching and stealing ideas. Regards from Canada.

    • @JoeSimple
      @JoeSimple  3 года назад

      Glad you enjoy it! take al its ideas you want! :)

  • @Prophet10Joseph10
    @Prophet10Joseph10 10 месяцев назад

    Been studying yurts for a time now. While they are interesting for sure. Now really my cup of tea as they are built today. So a am making a different kind of yurt system. No lat wall system, real walls, composite lamb beams that are build with the post and beams as one unit. 3 inch roof planks with insulation. That you can single. Windows all around. AC and heat pump. Sitting on a slab With running water and a septic system.

  • @attilazsomborburian1120
    @attilazsomborburian1120 Год назад +2

    Officially, the structure of the side wall supports the structure of the roof. The top of the crossbars, and not the string covering the crossbars. This soft suspension of the roof is a faulty construction. The roof lives a separate life from the side wall structure by stretching and compressing the wire.

  • @RDFore
    @RDFore 11 месяцев назад +1

    Amazing craftsmanship guys

  • @MrNickb-s500
    @MrNickb-s500 Год назад

    Very cool build process 😊😊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @DereksVideoEdits
    @DereksVideoEdits 3 года назад +1

    Great Video. Very informative and engaging. Well done. ; )

  • @markobenz4981
    @markobenz4981 2 года назад

    Respekt 💪

  • @patricewhitiker2646
    @patricewhitiker2646 3 года назад

    Nice video thanks

  • @davidbulson9283
    @davidbulson9283 3 года назад +1

    This was an excellent little series! I was inspired to put up a 20’ yurt on our SW Colorado property and your deck building video really helped me understand how to get off to a solid start. I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. Thanks!

  • @MedievalMan
    @MedievalMan 2 года назад +3

    Why does it look like spiders and other bugs can just squeeze in through the gaps and get inside? Do you have this problem over there?

  • @yurtman6548
    @yurtman6548 3 года назад +4

    I think these guys need a little more experience. First tip. Take (2) 2x4 and run them through the ladder rungs just below the ladder top. then place the ring on top of those 2x4. (Ladder should be the center point in the ring) You'll soon find out how out why. then start attaching your rafters at 12, 3, 6, 9 0'clock. raise to the height needed as you add more rafters.
    This way one person on the ladder can set the rafters all the way around while another places their end to the top cable. And you can easily adjust level and center of ring. plus the added peace of mind that you wont drop the ring 12+ feet.

  • @Erdni_Stepnyak
    @Erdni_Stepnyak 2 года назад

    👍👍👍👍

  • @highjack5555
    @highjack5555 2 года назад +1

    Why do you put the roof on first, and then the siding?

  • @chrismcdougall7399
    @chrismcdougall7399 8 месяцев назад +1

    Hey Joe, owner builder here. I am looking for a tradesman to build a 30' platform for a permitted Pacific Yurt off grid on 5 acres in Lassen CA. The concrete has already been poured. Would you be interested? Thanks, keep up the fantastic work.

    • @JoeSimple
      @JoeSimple  8 месяцев назад +1

      Sounds great!, shoot me an e-mail joesimple30@gmail.com

    • @chrismcdougall7399
      @chrismcdougall7399 7 месяцев назад +1

      Perfect! Just did.@@JoeSimple

  • @rockingredpoppy9119
    @rockingredpoppy9119 2 года назад

    Love the yurt, but, I would like to see the doors open "in" rather than "out."

  • @cameralife8617
    @cameralife8617 Год назад

    I think this is a great solution for those who lost their homes in Ukraine, if you build it yourself. I am looking for any information and I plan to repeat the factory variant

    • @WniGrup
      @WniGrup Год назад

      Yes, why doesn't the U.S. taxpayer shell out another few hundred billion for $20,000 in results as Ukraines neighbors donate nothing. We are getting screwed.

  • @joeramus5216
    @joeramus5216 3 года назад +3

    Hmm I've never seen that before. It's engineered to stay up in wind?

    • @JoeSimple
      @JoeSimple  3 года назад

      It is designed to withstand most weather, another option i have seen for high snow and wind load, is they can add 2x4 under the "rafters" to the floor.

    • @diannamaree7854
      @diannamaree7854 2 года назад

      Yards are seriously wind resistant due to their round shape. It's why they have used them on the Mongolian steppes forever

    • @diannamaree7854
      @diannamaree7854 2 года назад

      * yurts not yards, clearly. Sorry it will not let me remove and edit my comment

  • @muratbekmadimar6628
    @muratbekmadimar6628 Год назад

    Gentlemen, autumn is great that you are doing this! Is it possible to get technology from you i.e. diagrams, drawings, dimensions?! I would be very grateful. I'm from Kazakhstan!

    • @JoeSimple
      @JoeSimple  Год назад

      www.livingintentyurts.com they have tons or resources online here

  • @shitsandgiggles1695
    @shitsandgiggles1695 2 года назад

    A bear would walk through the walls to get at the food. Very cool though. Just don't use it in bear country.

  • @ericksontheresa
    @ericksontheresa 2 года назад +1

    Can I hire you for our 16ft build in Febuary. Salem Oregon.

    • @JoeSimple
      @JoeSimple  2 года назад

      Hello Thereasa, just want to clarify, I built the platform. The yurt was installed by living intent, the locals that made it. If your looking for a platform we may be able to help.

  • @aidarboshan
    @aidarboshan 2 года назад

    Kazakh's left chat

  • @topmobaplayer2000
    @topmobaplayer2000 2 года назад

    excuse me 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
    hi sir, may i reuse your video to post on facebook?
    I will include the name of your RUclips channel in the post.
    please answer🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
    thank u.

  • @giraysoganc7479
    @giraysoganc7479 Год назад

    This is not an effective framing roof is too heavy for the walls and it is also missing the central poles like it is in the original ones. But I guess this type serves well for the purpose and they also used materials such as sleet rope so I can no really say...

  • @lillyro8636
    @lillyro8636 11 месяцев назад +1

    Купол слишком массивный и тяжёлый не соответствует толщине сетки, если только сетка сделана из лиственницы.. Такую юрту снесёт сильный ветер или землетрясение. Такое ощущение, что нарушены законы сопромата, хотя, если это временная площадка для проведения каких-либо мероприятий, тогда сойдёт, но, не для постоянного жилья, коим является юрта, у которой массивной частью является диск, а вся остальная конструкция выполнена из лиственницы одинаковой толщины.