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•YURT•GER•
• Depending on the areas where we are in Mongolia, this type of shelter is called "Yurt" or "Ger".
• Freestanding, it is extremely strong and perfect for our climate.
• When the shelter is equipped with a wood stove (she own an isolated and insulated stove output), it becomes as comfortable as home.
• The structure consist of a lattice unfolding like an accordion and serves wall.
• The roof with a clear vinyl roof, moved over with wooden poles whose ends are threaded through the small holes of a wooden hoop giving it the appearance of a wheel carriage or umbrella frame.
• All this assembly rest on two pillars in the center of the shelter, providing a structure capable of withstanding the weight of snow and wind.
• It can withstand winds of 100 km / h.
• Our Yurt are made in the traditional Mongolian technique, no steel cable and metal rivet is used.
• The insulation of the yurt is entirely appropriate to counter the cold and rain as it include, inside, a vapor barrier insulation closed cell (isofoil, termofoil) thickness of 1" / 2.5 cm of recycled felt, followed by another vapor barrier and, on the outside, a watertight and fire-retardant synthetic fabric PVC.
• Just as a house, our yurt has a rigid wooden door, three windows clear vinyl 24 "x 24" and three anti-ums.
• It is cool in summer and extremely warm in winter, due to it's thick felt insulation in addition to being well soundproofed.
• It is possible to have a surplus insulated floor, waterproof and portable for those who do not wish to have permanent floor.
• This type of flooring is very warm even in cold weather.
• Prices are on request and depend on the desired options.
• If you like to see a closer yurt, there is one at your disposal (on reservation).