We offer a range of sizes from 12ft up to a 32ft in diameter, giving you flexibility for everything from small backyard spaces tp full-time living setups.

Yurts are incredibly versatile. Common uses include, off-grid living, guest spaces, home offices, studios, retreats, and outdoor accommodations.

Yes. Many people use yurts as full-time homes. With the right setup, they can be comfortable, functional living spaces year-round.

Yes - our yurts are designed for year-round use. With the right insulation and setup, they perform well in both cold winters and warm summers.

The circular shape allows wind to move around the structure rather than push against flat walls. When properly secured, yurts perform very well in windy conditions.

Yes. the angled roof helps shed snow naturally, and optional snow and wind kits add support to handle heavier loads when needed.

Yes. The outer vinyl covers are designed to be weather-resistant and keep the interior dry in rain and typical weather conditions.

Each yurt comes with a standard-size insulated exterior door, complete with secure locking hardware and glass windows featuring an inner laminate core for added strength. While a yurt is different from a traditional home, these features help create a space that feels safe, comfortable, and well protected.

Yes — we provide a full installation manual along with a hardware kit that includes everything needed for setup. The manual walks you through each step clearly, and if any questions come up along the way, our team is available to help and support you during installation.

Yurts have a circular design with an open interior and structural system that works together as one, creating a bright, airy space that feels larger than its footprint. Beyond the shape, many people choose a yurt because of the experience and flexibility it offers. Yurts connect you more closely to your surroundings, bringing in natural light and a sense of openness that's hard to replicate in a traditional home or trailer. They're also a more adaptable option - easier to set up, easier to customize over time, and well-suited for a wide range of uses, from full-time living to guest or retreats. For many, it's not just about having a structure - it's about creating a space that feels different, more intentional, and more connected to how they want to live.

Yes - yurts can be taken down and moved if needed. While they are typically set up for longer-term use, the structure is designed so it can be disassembled and relocated when required.