🏞️Building a hut in the wilderness requires clearing a space, marking a circle, and cutting and lashing natural materials.
🌿Loya cane is used for the main structure of the hut, while vines are used for lashing the materials together.
🌧️Grass is cut and lashed onto the frame of the hut, with layers overlapping to shed rain.
🔪A stone blade is used to cut grass for thatching.
⛏️A loop is created to lift the hut into place using a stick.
What materials are used to build the hut?
—The hut is built using loya cane, vines, grass, and natural materials found in the wilderness.
How long are the cane poles?
—The cane poles used for the hut are 2.75 meters long.
How is the grass lashed to the frame?
—The grass is lashed to the frame using vines.
What is the purpose of overlapping layers of grass?
—The overlapping layers of grass help to shed rainwater and provide insulation.
What is the loop used for?
—The loop is used for lifting the hut into place using a stick.
00:00Clearing a space and marking a circle for the hut.
00:20Cutting and lashing loya cane poles for the main structure.
01:18Lashing cane crossbars to the frame of the hut.
01:56Using a stone blade to cut grass for thatching.
02:17Lashing grass to the frame of the hut.
02:48Creating overlapping layers of grass to shed rain.
03:08Making a cap to go over the top of the hut.
03:19Creating a loop to lift the hut into place.
