Sorry if I sound silly, can you show us a picture of the yurt clip? On Saturday, August 3, 2013 1:35:55 PM UTC-7, Al Noel Sansolis wrote: > > Great Qs! > > This is a jpeg of the 8x16 configuration. You can see that the smallest > configuration is 8x4 but you can get all Tetris and Galaga on the > design depending on your imagination. For example: a 16x16 yurt will need > a center post for support. > > <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-1sRrUBRRdv4/Uf1LS5R2DKI/AAAAAAAAAAY/t26aTWZoRWo/s1600/8x16assy.jpg> > The yurtclipz are at 180deg and 90deg angles. The 180deg clipz can be > used for the roof. > Hexayurts that have features with the sheets parallel or right angles to > each other can utilize yurtclipz. Made out of recycled ABS with a stock > length of 94", they can be sawed to the needed length. > They cannot be used on hexayurt walls because they are 120deg angles. > They can be counted from the sky. "Should they?" is a loaded question. > Ask more questions! > > The yurtclips have 1/4" holes at the ends to attach an L-bracket that can > be staked. > > <https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-TcPXbfOgfxA/Uf1TzuBSxgI/AAAAAAAAAAo/P-e6Wj7ZIqc/s1600/L-bracket.jpg> > >
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