feet and legs


I had a 250 lb 'slab' of maple made on which I will place all of my equipment. It is 7.5' long x 2' wide x 4" thick.
My room has a suspended, hardwood floor.
Right now the slab is on the floor but I would like to raise it up 1" to 3" and I'm looking for something to put between the floor and the slab that will treat the vibrations coming up from the floor. I say 'treat' rather than 'absorb' because I've always disliked the effect that rubbery substances and textiles have on sound.
Whatever I put under the slab has to hold at least 750 lbs.

I'm considering Sistrum stands but am having a hard time getting in touch with the manufacturer.

I'd like to go with a Harmonix product but they are outrageously over-priced.

I'm thinking about making my own feet from wood: can someone suggest a species of wood that might work for this purpose? If so, what shape should it be? I wonder if ebony would work?

Any ideas would be appreciated. Please don't comment if all you want to say is something like: "why didn't you just buy a rack from..."

Thanks
exlibris
Don't know if you can find someor have it fashioned to what you want, but Iron Wood, yes there is such a thing, is about as dense as it gets and as heavy, Ebony is right up there with it. Check it out, if it will do what your looking for, you can stay with wood
One caution about the V-pads or similar cork-between-rubber isolation devices.

They work well from an isolation point of view but the black rubber surface on them will leave a large, very permanent black mark on any wood surface they are in contact with for awhile. I would suggest a layer of plastic wrap or something similar to protect your wood floors.
Get Machina Dynamica Promethean Springs, cut your 4" in half and make a sandwich. You will have a fabulous equipment base