SONOS Sound Bar Stand

I have an (old) SONOS soundbar that we no longer need for our current TV, as the TV now provides some sort of sound on its own. However, we still wanted to use the soundbar as an additional speaker for listening to music. The question was: where to place such a long, oddly shaped speaker without it looking out of place?

Instead of overthinking it, I decided to design a simple stand that wouldn’t require drilling holes in the wall. I created legs that attach to the existing wall-mount bracket of the soundbar, allowing it to stand freely and securely. I think the result looks quite neat and fits well in the room – maybe someone else might find this idea useful too.

Printing Instructions:

I printed the legs on the Prusa XL by flipping them upside down, with the screw mounting side at the bottom. This orientation made it easier to reduce support material. I used PLA for the supports and PETG for the legs, which helps a lot to easily remove the support.

For securing the legs to the soundbar, I printed a small piece for each leg, which accommodates a heat-set insert, allowing an M4 screw to be used effectively.

I also designed small foot pads, which I printed in flexible TPU to protect the floor.

Assembly:

Attaching the legs to the soundbar is a bit fiddly, but using a long screwdriver (with an extension)  makes the job manageable.

The setup works well for me, and I hope it might be helpful to others too ;-)