13 Jul 14
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Originally posted by redbadgerA friend in the Rocky Mountains built a similar structure only it was permanent. The framing was mostly old wooden pallets, the siding, windows, doors and sheet rock were all old construction debris. 😉 Plywood sheets and roofing shingles were the only non plumbing/electrical purchases.
thinking of going camping someone said the new thing is yurts anyone been and tried it.
13 Jul 14
Originally posted by ChessPraxislike a posh wigwam
A friend in the Rocky Mountains built a similar structure only it was permanent. The framing was mostly old wooden pallets, the siding, windows, doors and sheet rock were all old construction debris. 😉 Plywood sheets and roofing shingles were the only non plumbing/electrical purchases.
13 Jul 14
Originally posted by redbadgerSimilar. The heat was supplied by a wood burning stove in the center which was also used to cook. Summertime cooling was done with 2 window A/C units for rare humid days. The main cooling was supplied by a massive swamp cooler on top of the roof. Rooms were divided similar to cubicles.
like a posh wigwam
13 Jul 14
Originally posted by ChessPraxisswamp cooler?
Similar. The heat was supplied by a wood burning stove in the center which was also used to cook. Summertime cooling was done with 2 window A/C units for rare humid days. The main cooling was supplied by a massive swamp cooler on top of the roof. Rooms were divided similar to cubicles.
