How long will My yurt last?
Yurt Specialists’ yurt timber frame—if oiled every 2–3 years—can last more than A few decades; with annual cleaning and reproofing, the outer canvas typically lasts more than 7 years at least. Some customers informed us that they never needed parts replacement for years.
Where should I place my yurt?
Avoid exposed, windy areas and overhanging trees, as they increase maintenance. Opt for a site with good airflow to prevent damp and help the yurt dry quickly.
What kind of base should I build?
A raised circular timber base overlaid with planks (with 3 mm gaps) is ideal. A circular base sized to the yurt, with a ~75 mm upstand, tucks under the canvas skirt, preventing water ingress.
Why Mongolian Yurt?
A Mongolian Yurt – or Ger – is a remarkable structure used by nomads for thousands of years. Today, they’re used worldwide for permanent homes, glamping retreats, classrooms, and more. Their beauty, strength, and portability make them perfect for anyone seeking a sustainable and unique living space. Our skilled craftspeople hand-make every yurt in Inner Mongolia using sustainable timber and ethically sourced textiles. We adapt each build for the UK and European weather, ensuring durability without losing the charm of traditional design.
who are we?
We are a family-run business with over 35 years of expertise in designing and crafting authentic, handcrafted yurts. From cosy 3.5m private yurts to impressive 10m event spaces, each yurt is carefully made in our workshops and delivered directly to Oxford, UK. By working without middlemen, we ensure fair-trade practices and keep our yurts affordable. Our customers range from the National Trust and the Environment Agency to schools, glamping sites, landowners, farmers, holistic practitioners, and individuals looking for a unique, sustainable lifestyle.
Why Choose Us?
✔ Authentic, Handcrafted Quality
✔ Built for UK & European Weather
✔ Fast Delivery From Our Oxford Stock
✔ Full Setup Guidance & Optional Installation
✔ 1-Year Setup & Take-Down Guarantee
How Our Yurts Are Made? Traditional Craft Meets Modern Durability
Our yurts are produced by our long-standing partners in Inner Mongolia. Each structure is handcrafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Materials include:
Locally sourced, flexible timber
Thick Sheep Wool felt insulation made for harsh climates
Canvas outer layer treated for durability
Hand-painted patterns using eco-friendly pigments
All models are adapted for UK humidity, rain, and long-term outdoor use