The yoga wall is designed around our patented ball and socket hardware system. You mount the spring-loaded socket wall plate into 3/4" hardwood veneer plywood. The wall belts and bars snap into the wall plates with a brass ball. This system allows for tremendous flexibility of use. The basic setup has 3 rows of wall plates. The deluxe setup has 5 rows of plates. The plates are mounted to the plywood in columns 16" apart. The plywood is then attached to a wall by bolting 2"x4"s horizontally into existing wall studs and then screwing the plywood into the 2x4s. We have a template available, used with a router, to prepare the plywood for the wall plates.

WORKING ON THE WOOD:
1. Place your sheet of 3/4" plywood across a pair of horses with the finished side up.
2. Measure marks from the bottom:
3. Place the template on the plywood so that the "center line" is on the marks you measured. Clamp the template snugly to the ends of the plywood. If the template moves, the plywood is trashed.
4. Run the router around each of the openings in the template. Router the rows. Keep wood chips and dust away from template as you router.
5. Drilling the holes: Drill 6 holes in each recess. To find the centers, place the "Hole Marker Plate" into each recess and use a pencil to mark the centers to drill.
6. Use the 5/16 drill bit to drill the four corner holes. Use the 1 &3/8" butterfly bit or hole saw to drill out the two center holes. You may need to cut them just a "tad" to give you a little play.
7. Install hardware: Place the facing plate into the recess with the small hole down. Put the backing plate in place with the spring pointed down. Bolt in place with the nuts and bolts provided. Make sure the plates line up by putting a Wall Belt into the facing plate. The brass ball should sit evenly in the small hole. If not, adjust the black plate until the brass ball sits evenly in the small hole.

 Standard 3 Row Station
Plate Spacing from Bottom to Top

 Single Station
Plate Spacing from Side to Side

ATTACHING TO YOUR WALL WITH WOOD STUDS.
The wall plates are made up of two parts, a front plate and a back plate. The back plate sticks out 3/4" from the plywood. There fore the plywood must be mounted away from your wall. This is done by bolting 2"x4"s onto your wall and screwing the plywood into the 2"x4"s. The 2"x4"s can be mounted horizontally or vertically onto your wall. Horizontal work best for multiple stations.

1. Find the centers of the studs in the wall. Put the 2"x4"s flat onto the wall and bolt them into the center of the wall studs with 3/8" x 3 1/2" lag bolts.
2. Drill holes in the plywood for #10 wood screws 2" to 21/2" long. Counter sink these holes. The holes should be spaced about 8" apart for horizontal or 16" apart for vertical 2"x4"s you've attached to the wall.
3. Place the plywood on the wall and screw into the 2" x 4"s
4. Finish the edges as desired.