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Excellent solution! Like Tom said, those are REALLY nice.
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Like Tom said, those are REALLY nice. Fixed that for ya. 
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Awesome! When you first posted the other day, the photos weren't showing for me....
::::::: No disrespect to Axiom, but my favorite woofer is my yellow lab :::::::
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Those look great, are they 'kid/pet' tested? The looks to be of a good enough size to keep them stable.
Jason
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these stands have been very stable - the bases are loaded with dumb bell plates. i think they have 15 lbs in each base - i needed something inexpensive that would work well. they are kept in place with velcro straps - so the weights can be removed easily if needed.
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