When I retire, I would like to construct an Earthen material Yurt (or round house) not the modern type but much sturdier and permanent then the kinds used by nomadic peoples. There would be 4 circular rooms connected by earthen halls with the center room being the "bath" (I will explain bath in a moment) . the Main room with kitchen and living area will have a center fireplace and the two rooms adjacent to the "bath" will be bedrooms, My hopes is that the bath will create a resonant heat to the 2 bedrooms while the fireplace heats the living area.

Now by baths, I mean to construct, to the best of any knowledge a miniature Roman style bath. The Yurt style home will be placed on a terrace so that under the bath the room will be raised on brick pillars with cement and marble flooring above the pillars. this room under the path will be connected to a shallow flu that will lead out to a "furnace or
a large fire pit and 2 flus indoors will create a suction to bring in the heat under the floors. My question is, Does anyone think that this can work in real life and will the two rooms actually be able to gain resonant
heating from the bath area?

I hope I wrote that out clear enough….Even if you don’t know the answer I would appreciate any ideas that may add to this or alternative ideas for a natural heating system .

When I retire, I would like to construct an Earthen material Yurt (or round house) not the modern type but much sturdier and permanent then the kinds used by nomadic peoples. There would be 4 circular rooms connected by earthen halls with the center room being the "bath" (I will explain bath in a moment) . the Main room with kitchen and living area will have a center fireplace and the two rooms adjacent to the "bath" will be bedrooms, My hopes is that the bath will create a resonant heat to the 2 bedrooms while the fireplace heats the living area.

Now by baths, I mean to construct, to the best of any knowledge a miniature Roman style bath. The Yurt style home will be placed on a terrace so that under the bath the room will be raised on brick pillars with cement and marble flooring above the pillars. this room under the path will be connected to a shallow flu that will lead out to a "furnace or
a large fire pit and 2 flus indoors will create a suction to bring in the heat under the floors. My question is, Does anyone think that this can work in real life and will the two rooms actually be able to gain resonant
heating from the bath area?

I hope I wrote that out clear enough….Even if you don’t know the answer I would appreciate any ideas that may add to this or alternative ideas for a natural heating system .

When I retire, I would like to construct an Earthen material Yurt (or round house) not the modern type but much sturdier and permanent then the kinds used by nomadic peoples. There would be 4 circular rooms connected by earthen halls with the center room being the "bath" (I will explain bath in a moment) . the Main room with kitchen and living area will have a center fireplace and the two rooms adjacent to the "bath" will be bedrooms, My hopes is that the bath will create a resonant heat to the 2 bedrooms while the fireplace heats the living area.

Now by baths, I mean to construct, to the best of any knowledge a miniature Roman style bath. The Yurt style home will be placed on a terrace so that under the bath the room will be raised on brick pillars with cement and marble flooring above the pillars. this room under the path will be connected to a shallow flu that will lead out to a "furnace or
a large fire pit and 2 flus indoors will create a suction to bring in the heat under the floors. My question is, Does anyone think that this can work in real life and will the two rooms actually be able to gain resonant
heating from the bath area?

I hope I wrote that out clear enough….Even if you don’t know the answer I would appreciate any ideas that may add to this or alternative ideas for a natural heating system .