What is it?
Yurts have housed people in Central and East Asia for centuries. The portability and easy assembly of their homes was, and continues to be, crucial for these nomadic communities. Our Yurta is inspired by these principals.
The Yurta can serve as a long or short term dwelling (like a cottage or a festival booth) and vary according to its purpose (it can be installed on a platform or directly on the ground). The Yurta is an ideal shelter for backcountry expeditions, base camps, and leisure housing inspired by nature (to name a few).

Why Yurt+a?
"Yurta" represents the core ideology behind our product: a marriage between a building tradition of the Far East and a touch of "polished" innovation.

YURTA is the Polish pronunciation of the word YURT.

Where is it made?
Our Yurtas, and their components, are carefully crafted in Lanark Highlands, on the picturesque outskirts of Canada's Capital Region - where we strive to use local and sustainable materials, such as white ash and cedar.

How is it made?
The base model for our yurts is typically customized according to our client's needs.

There are many options in material choices and finishes. The main structure, visible on the inside, is made of wood; showcasing the natural feel and aesthetic qualities of the Yurta (such as the frame) The outer covers are sewn with great care and precision and can be made of various materials, like marine canvas or polyesters.

How is it used?
The possibilities are endless!

You decide... it can be used as a temporary booth at an outdoor event, or a long term dwelling away from city lights.

NOTE: The Yurta can be assembled by two people in about 45 minutes.

Why this design?
We believe that our design will not only satisfy our client's expectations but will also serve to inspire its inhabitants.

The circular space is simply beautiful; combining the finest elements of traditional and modern designs. The structure of the wall, or lattice, is minimized to not only make transport and setup easier, but to add a lighter look and feel to the space. With less structure in the way, windows are accessible and airy…making the indoors of the Yurta feel like an extension of its natural surroundings. The canvas shell allows for a gentle glow with little to obstruct the sounds of its outdoor environment.

And tilt your eye to the sky! The large sky window in the centre of the space allows for the tracking of the passing sun and clouds throughout the day...and quite possibly, the Milky Way.

What now?
To find out more, please feel free to contact us with any question that you may have. If you would like more information on our company please visit www.bakerygroup.com

Yurta specifications (17.72 base model):
17' (5.2m) in diameter
226'sq (21m2) in area
10'(3m) height at centre
270lbs (112kg) packed weight
8'x3'x2' (2.4m x 0.9m x 0.6m) packed dimension

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