Not sure why them have not decided to go for that yet, that was a thing that I was after fro long time, even while I had the M3ti, the stands they provide are not os sturdy as they should be, at least they could do a lot better...Honestly with the excellent performance of the spekaers they made, and some of the finishes they have (keep in mind that mine is one of the worst) those glass stands, or any other, will look terrigfic and will provide a lot more support at the narrow/tall cabinet configuration...difinitelly they will be more eye candy...

Axiom does already have operations in China. I wonder if Alan will read this.

If they need CAD drawings (DXF files), I will be more than glad to create or modify them for Axiom, even while I'm assuming they will have peope for that, I think that there is no harm in volunteer for that...

Wow, I love those glass stands. I just added them to my 'unexpected winfall' list.

Really like those stands.

I'm trying ot get the standoffs of stainless steel or chromed, and some bigger spikes to avoid using the rubber feet...let's see how it ends...After that will go for the all glass audio video rack!!!!

Going chrome won't take you home!!!

Oh wait, that only applies to to 4x4s.

/digging this post out of the past

Did anyone on here actually start producing and selling any similar products?

Are there any other readily available consumer products other than Soundocity and the Mi-Stand?

How sturdy is the M60 or M80 naturally in a wild toddler environment?

Where toddlers are concerned, I would advise getting some outriggers to stabilize the speaker better. I would also add, that the surface the speaker is sitting on also makes a difference. Personally I feel that a hardwood floor and rubber mounts are more stable than spikes on carpet, but either way it would be a good idea to use some outriggers if you've got curious carpet crawlers.

There are always "strings attached". If you check the Aperion website this "Free Shipping" both ways deal only applies to within the "Lower 48 States". Axiom being a Canadian company that sells all over the world with much of its business in North America, quite frankly, I realistically don 't see how this could be economically feasible.