We used 6 on the corners. It was solid as a rock. We had some dust
storms plow through that really did a number on surrounding camps and
our yurt didn't budge at all.

On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Ray S <[email protected]> wrote:
> So lately I've been prepping my yurt for the burn.  I've seen these
> guys on the Playa, and could have sworn most I'd seen only had 6
> anchors, and I'm thinking these were at the corners of the yurt.
>
> My question is, has anyone done this?  Had a successful burn with high
> wind loads and only having 6 tape anchors?  Or does everyone just make
> 12?  The only reason I'd prefer not to do 12 is I'm trying to do as
> many tapes as I can.  I'll be bringing my yurt in 3 pieces - roof in 2
> pieces, walls in 1 piece.
>
> Also I'm curious if anyone has figured out a way to do tape anchors at
> home so when you get to the playa you just pop it up, tape two joining
> sides in my case and then anchor to the ground?  I can't think of
> anyway without sacrificing the tape going all the way over (which
> would require the roof to be popped out).  Sorry if some of this
> doesn't make sense, it's pretty early for me!
>
> Any replies or ideas would make me feel much more confident in my
> setup of this puppy :)  BTW - my first burn with a yurt - I'm stoked.
>
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