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1. 
   joinerswork | Jul 11, 2007 08:42pm | #1

   emr,

   Make sure you leave plenty of room on the bench for a pick-a-nick basket...Oh...that's a yogA bench.  Thought you said Yogi...I'll leave now.

   Ray

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   murphreejz | Aug 13, 2007 05:39pm | #2

   My girlfriend just opened a yoga studio, and I built all the props as outlined in "Working Plans of the Props Used for Iyengar Yoga" by Francois Lozier. Here's the link: http://www.toolsforyoga.net/store/MainStore?action=view&type=byword&key=working+drawings

   If the link doesn't work, go to yogapropshop.com and do a search for "working drawings" or something of the sort.

   It's a tiny book full of rudimentary drawings, but it gives the specific dimensions (i.e. height, length, etc...) necessary to be considered "Iyengar approved". I've found through research that the dimensions are similar across different yoga styles.

   Namaste,

   JM

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   manuvital | Feb 06, 2014 11:24am | #3

   Working Plans for Iyengar Yoga Props

   Hello, 

   Thank you for providing the reference to Francois Lozier's Plans. The Plans are out of prints, would you be willing to sell a copy?

   With gratitude,

   Emmanuelle

3. 
   Bodhitree31264 | Dec 27, 2014 12:51am | #4

   Working Plans of Iyengar Yoga Props - LINK

   Working Plans of Iyengar Yoga Props by Francois Lozier

   Free PDF:

   http://www.iyengaryoga.co.in/measurement-for-props.pdf