Re: [hexayurt] Hexacombs

[Mike Osborne]

Hey Phoenix -

I built my H13 last year using these panels. They worked great. We had a mild year on the playa last year, but I've used it twice more in a big wind/rain storm and it worked out fine.

I got them significantly cheaper from Uline by ordering an entire pallet:  http://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-15175/Corrugated-Pads/Honeycomb-Pad-48-x-96-x-1  I bought a roll of radiant barrier from Farmtek to glue to the outside, which made a very stylish yurt (if I do say so myself :) ).

I still have enough for 2 more yurts, but I'd be willing to sell 1 yurt's worth of panels at my cost to anyone interested. They are currently in Las Vegas, so I don't know how convenient that is. Contact me off list if you are interested.

Cheers -

Tryp

On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 1:39 PM, )(hoenix <vjrainb...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, anyone have any experience with this?:

http://www.sannahpackagingsupplies.com/productcart/pc/viewCat_M.asp?idCategory=1442

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[Hal "Phoenix" Muskat]

remember how much the pallet costs? Perhaps I'll order one. . .

[Oz]

With shipping to LV (around $130 IIRC), the total was around $720 or so. Made it just under $18 / panel.

[Hal "Phoenix" Muskat]

thx

[Cassidy]

Mike,

 

In rainstorm too?  Are they waterproof?  They just look like cardboard, which I can't imagine being waterproof, especially on the innards.???

[Mike Osborne]

I use this to cover the exterior of the hexacomb. I won't go so far as to say it's waterproof, but it's pretty darn water resistant. Water just rolls off of it.

-Tryp-

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