JURTEN FABRICS
The fabrics for the tent covers are made in Europe and the tent covers are processed by our European partner. Our close and long-standing cooperation guarantees constant and high quality. The processing of the double felled seam is ideal for tent production due to the four layers sewn together. The extremely robust nylon straps are used for optimal bracing. The side walls are reinforced at the bottom with a durable PVC material. For the yurts, an extra strong tent fabric made of cotton or various robust mixed fabrics is suitable as the outer shell. We would be happy to advise you on which fabric is best suited to your needs. Our tents are the result of many years of continuous development and impress with their quality and workmanship.
All our natural products are twice finished, impregnated and treated against mildew. They are therefore perfectly equipped for outdoor use.
Tent fabric «Plus»
This material impresses with its good price-performance ratio. A very hard-wearing, quick-drying blended fabric with a natural look. Has been used successfully by us for years. This fabric has a long lifespan and withstands the worst storms, continuous rain, snow, frost and heat. With regular care, it is ideally suited for year-round use.
- Composition: 50% cotton / 50% polyester
- 450g / m²
- Color Nature (undyed)
- waterproof impregnated
- treated against mold
Tent fabric «Premium»
A modern, durable mixed fabric with the look and feel of a natural fabric. It is also made flame-retardant in accordance with current European standards. We recommend this material to customers with high demands and for installations on public land. It is the ideal material for permanent outdoor use.
- Composition: 30% PPAN-fr (fr = flame retarded) / 30% CV (Viscose) / 30% PVA-fr / 10% PVA
- 420g / m²
- Color natural and brown
- wind and waterproof
- Flame retardant (M1) / Stage: FR-1
- treated against mold
Tent fabric «Deluxe»
A robust blended fabric of top quality. A high tear resistance and an additional coating make it the ideal choice for high demands and damp locations. It is also flame-retardant according to the current European standards. We recommend this material to customers with high demands and for installations on public land. It is the ideal material for permanent outdoor use.
- Composition: 30% PPAN-fr (fr = flame retarded) / 30% CV (Viscose) / 30% PVA-fr / 10% PVA
- 420g / m²
- Color: brown
- wind and waterproof
- Flame retardant (M1) / Stage: FR-1
- treated against mold
- Dirt-resistant coated
Sunbrella Plus, Dickson
A hard-wearing fabric that offers maximum protection from sun, rain and snow. An additional acrylic coating increases the water resistance and mold resistance of the fabric without impairing breathability. This material is not fireproof and therefore not suitable for all tents that are heated with fire.
- Composition: 100% acrylic
- Color available in brown or Oyster
- equipped with special synthetic resin coating
- waterproof
- treated against mold
- UV protection
WOOD
Why do we prefer a yurt from our own production, an imported yurt?
The wood resources in Europe are very large, so yurt production has no impact on the ecology, unlike in Mongolia, when the demand from the western world increases. According to the foundation Ushuaia The devastation of the remaining forests in Mongolia grows with every yurt exported. The yurt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and should therefore not be imported if possible. The materials we use correspond to our climate and conserve local resources.
We obtain the wood for our yurts from Europe and it is carefully selected according to our criteria. The rays and crowns are made from glazed fir or, on request, from natural larch wood. The wood for the concertina gate is cut to size, placed in water and thereby bent into the final shape. The connection points are then linked by hand and the ropes welded.
The pegs are made by hand from beech, oak or acacia wood. We use beech wood as standard. It is an inexpensive, sustainable and weather-resistant material. The oak is somewhat more robust than that of the beech and was previously used for shipbuilding. After the beech, it is the most widespread deciduous tree genus and occurs in mixed forests. Acacia trees are rather rare in forests and are grown as decorative woods. They belong to the group of hardwoods and are therefore very weather-resistant.
