During the inclement days the 20 wall panels are being fabricated. The sides of each panel is cut at a 9 degree angle to account for the curvature of the yurt. We are doing 4 picture windows (3.5 feet by 6 feet tall) and a double hung window in the bedroom, bathroom and the kitchen. So we have 7 window panels, 1 door panel and 12 solid panels.



Notice the bottom cedar sheathing has 2 finish screws on each side. This is so that after the panels are set, the piece can be removed so flashing can be installed so water will not wick up the panels.

