YURT WORKSHOP
YURT SIZES
makers of fine quality yurts
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"LOVE it, absolutely love it. Many thanks to Ratna for her help. And to you and your team for such beautiful craftsmanship : WOW (photos on your site do not do it justice."
Gillian from France
One of the most important steps in buying a yurt is choosing the right size for your needs. On this page, we’ve provided the dimensions of each size we offer, along with a visual guide to assist you in making your decision.
OUR MOST POPULAR YURTS
TEN FOOT YURTS
The ten foot yurt is a brilliant addition to any garden! They make wonderful paly rooms, meditation spaces,
offices and bedrooms. The 10 foot also makes an excellent yurt pod using our unique YurtJoin link.
FIFTEEN FOOT YURTS
Our 15-foot yurt is one of our most popular options. Like the 10-foot version, it enhances any garden beautifully. Whether for an extra bedroom or rental, the 15-foot yurt is a great choice, also ideal as a spacious pod for sleeping or activities.
EIGHTEEN FOOT YURTS
The 18-foot yurt is one of our most popular choices. Whether for an extra bedroom, rental, or versatile pod, the 18-foot yurt provides plenty of space for a comfortable stay or activities, enhancing your garden’s appeal.
TWENTYONE FOOT YURTS
The 21-foot yurt is a popular choice, with many opting for it when embracing yurt living. This versatile yurt serves as a home, classroom, yoga or therapy space, or even a shop. Like all our yurts, it adds charm to any garden!
TWENTYFOUR FOOT YURTS
Many of our yurts feature a 24-foot diameter, favored by those embracing the yurt lifestyle. This versatile option works as a home, classroom, yoga or therapy space, or even a shop.
Below is a diagram showing the relative sizes of the yurts, along with a single bed, double bed, and yoga mat for reference. You might find it helpful to print and cut these out, and create your own cutouts to represent items you'd like to place in the yurt. To scale the cutouts accurately, assume a king-size bed is 6 feet (183 cm) wide and 6'6" (198 cm) long.
Another option is to mark out the size you're considering using string, chalk, sawdust, or stones on rough ground. Keep in mind, though, that the space may feel much smaller than it will once the yurt’s walls are up.
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