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Yurt
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Structural Composition and Materials
The typical yurt comprises three primary load-bearing components: the lattice wall (khana), the roof poles (uni), and the central crown wheel (toono). The overall stability is derived from the compression exerted by the radial tension of the roof poles against the central ring, counteracted by the outward pressure of the lattice wall.
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Yurt
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Lattice Wall (Khana)
The khana is constructed from interlocking, collapsible wooden slats, often made from willow or hazel, though in the Altai region, specialized wood harvested only during the second lunar cycle is preferred for its superior tensile strength. The lattice system allows the wall to expand outward significantly while maintaining [structural integrity](/entries/structural-integrity/…