7' 8"

9' 2"

10' 3"

8' 3"

7' 2"

5' 8"

LOFT CEILING HEIGHTS

25'30'35'

24"

knee wall

LOFT FLOOR1' increments

25'30'35'

3' 10"

3' 0"1' 10"

5' 0"

5' 0"

6' 2"

8' WALL

10' WALL

LOFT FLOOR1' increments

41'

41'

5' 0"

4' 2"

Central Ring

Central Ring

117"

141"

These drawings show relative ceiling height you may have in a loft with either 8 or 10 walls. 9 walls will

be either 1 higher than the 8 measurements or 1 less than the 10 wall measurements. The heights

above the yurt size (25, 30 & 35) are the maximum achievable height for that size yurt.

Essentially the ceiling height grows 7 with every 12 away from the wall you move.

The segments of the loft floor in the drawing are 12 apart for reference.

This drawing represents a top view of the loft. You can see how and where the height changes follow

the contour of the roof making the height fluctuate in a curve instead of a straight line. Using the math

from the above drawings you can get a pretty good idea where the ceiling will be at any point in the loft.

The gray dotted line represents 1 increments starting at the outside walls.

Possible Loft Area

35'

30'

25'

41' yurt skylight

41'

Other yurt skylights