Early old snap has island temps in the low 40s during the day. Good news: The insulated yurt and wood stove are holding, meaning this might even be a winter residence. Bad news: Not sure I can split wood fast enough to feed this stove.
Service from Colorado was pretty good, and it was slightly cheaper (but not by much). At this point, they both seem to offer the same base product and a la carte upgrades. Happy with mine thus far. Can't complain. The platform is a real pain though. Keep in mind when planning.
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Oh, and it's 24'. Seems big enough, though it's not a house equivalent. Still feels cabin-y. I wouldn't go smaller for anything like permanent living.
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Thanks for all the info! The platform is something I'm extremely interested in. I've been looking at the 33' from Rainier and they have an option for SIP panel platforms that are ready to assemble, but it's about twice the price of building it yourself.
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Yeah. That's one of their advantages: they sell you the platform. Seems a bit pricey though. Note, the diameter on a Rainier platform is a nominal measurement, and won't work for the other manufacturers.
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Oh, that's good to know, thanks!
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I can't recall now, but Rainier 24' is actually 23.5 (or maybe goes the other way). Definitely look at their plans.
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