Quite possibly the prettiest bentwood ger frame I have made so far.

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Quite possibly the prettiest bentwood ger frame I have made so far.
Installed a flashing kit from Champion Stove Company, it was very easy to fit and now we can have fire inside the yurt. I have got a Wildo wood-burning stove which is ex-military and has a flat top perfect for cooking on. As well as keeping you warm on a cold night you can also cook breakfast, lunch and tea.
Yurts finished now and been a bar, bunk-room and bistro but foolishly didn't manage to get a photo of it in action so here is some of the lead up and hopefully completed picture to come soon. I made my cover with canvas from Spirits Intent using their yurt cover sewing course.