Dedrgaporupe Canvas Yurt

A canvas yurt — a round lattice-walled tent with a domed roof and a crown ring, a spacious, characterful glamping structure with room for real furniture and a wood stove. A timber lattice frame under a breathable canvas cover with a stove-jack option and a roof window; assembled on a prepared, level base and guyed, with a stove run only on a proper jack, flue and CO alarm. Dried and re-proofed to last for years. The glamping structure you move into.

• Type: lattice-frame canvas yurt
• Build: timber lattice, domed roof, crown ring, breathable canvas, stove-jack option, roof window
• Install: assembled on a level base and guyed; stove only with jack, flue and CO alarm

Pitch a glamping tent on suitable, pegged ground with all its pegs and guy lines tensioned — a canvas tent is wind-dependent, and in high wind it can be damaged or lift, so take it down or de-rig in storms. Canvas weathers: dry it fully before packing (packing it wet causes mould and rot), and re-proof it as it ages. If you use a tent stove, it must have the correct stove jack (flashing), a flue to outside and a working carbon-monoxide alarm inside — a burning stove gives off carbon monoxide, which is deadly; never sleep with an unvented burner and keep flames clear of the canvas. These are seasonal/leisure structures; a permanent glamping pitch can need site permission. CE marked where applicable. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers.