A yurt is a circular shelter originally developed by Mongolian nomads. Its unique aerodynamic shape helps withstand high winds and offers a surprisingly spacious and calming interior. At The Out Factory, we’ve taken this ancient concept and added high-performance fabrics, weatherproofing, luxury interiors, and modern comforts to make it suitable for glamping, homes, studios, or weekend retreats.

A yurt blends the portability of a tent with the comfort of a cabin. Unlike a regular tent, a yurt has a solid wooden frame, insulation, doors, windows, and even electrical and plumbing options. Unlike a cabin, it’s fast to install, modular, and cost-effective.

Yurts originated in Central Asia where Mongolian herdsmen used them as movable homes on the steppe. They needed to be quick to assemble, wind- resistant, and easy to transport. Today, yurts are a global symbol of sustainable, soulful living.

Structural-grade Canadian wood (SPF, Douglas Fir, Yellow Cedar) - High-performance French fabric (Serge Ferrari Soltis 502) - Supreme reflective insulation (8mm) - Stainless steel and galvanized hardware - Clear polycarbonate dome (manual or remote-operated)

Advantages: - 72-hour installation - Weatherproof (waterproof, windproof up to 280 kmph, can handle 4 feet snow). Can be placed in eco-sensitive or remote zones. Customisable aesthetics and layouts - Portable and relocatable. Qualifies to be a permissible back yard dwelling- is being used as an ADU (Accessory dwelling unit), Backyard room and is viewed as a great option for well designed affordable homes. Limitations: - Needs external contractors for utilities - AC/ heating recommended in extreme climates