Diorite

Terms of sale

Short, because the product is simple: a printed stand, sold to a consumer, with a fit promise attached. Anything below that looks like it protects us at your expense, read twice and tell us if we have overreached.

Last updated 16 September 2026.

Who you are buying from

SOULCORE LTD, at Flat 1, 132 Haverstock Hill, London NW3 2AY, registered in United Kingdom under number 14143714. VAT number: VAT — not set. Contact: cam@diorite.pro.

No order can be placed yet. Checkout is closed, the add-to-cart control on every product page is inert and labelled as such, and nothing on this site is able to take a payment.

What a stand is

A 3D-printed, hand-finished desk wedge for one named piece of hardware, supplied flat-packed with standard M4 fasteners, protective cushions and desk grip strips. The hardware itself is never included.

Prices are in euro and include VAT where it applies. Delivery is charged separately and shown before you commit.

Every image is a render

There is no photograph of a finished stand anywhere on this site, and none of the machines in the images are photographs either — they are CAD reconstructions built from published dimensions and retailer images.

Colour, surface texture and the flecking of the paint will differ from the renders, because they are hand-applied and no two are identical. If a stand arrives and you consider it materially unlike what the page showed, that is grounds for a refund and we will not argue the point on a technicality about rendering.

The fit promise

We say on each product page that a stand was designed from the measured dimensions of specific machines, and each page lists those dimensions and the machines they were taken from.

So the promise is this: if a stand does not fit the machine it was sold for, we refund it and we pay your return postage. That sits on top of your statutory rights, not instead of them.

It covers the machines named as designed-for on the product page. A device listed as expected to fit but not verified is exactly that — we will still refund it under the same promise, which is why we would rather label it honestly than quietly widen the claim.

Cancelling and returning

You have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason. The full policy — including who pays postage, what the refund covers, and the model cancellation form — is on the returns page, which forms part of these terms.

We do not claim the made-to-order exception, even though stands are printed after you order.

Using the stand

A stand is furniture for a desk. Assemble it as described, put the machine it was drawn for on it, and it will hold that machine's published weight.

It is not a mounting system, not rated for a load it was not sold to carry, and not designed to be stood on, hung from, drilled, heated or transported with the machine strapped to it. Printed polymer creeps under sustained load in a hot car and softens in direct sun. None of the six has been through a sustained-load test, which is stated on every product page.

Liability

If we supply a defective stand and it damages your property, that is our responsibility and we will deal with it. We do not attempt to exclude liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else the law does not permit us to exclude — and consumer law voids such attempts anyway, which is why you will not find a wall of capitals here doing it.

What we do not accept is liability for loss that has nothing to do with the stand: a session missed, a gig, a machine damaged by something else in the room.

Intellectual property

The CAD models, the renders, the text on these pages and the DIORITE name are ours. Buying a stand buys the object, not the drawing, and does not license you to reproduce or sell copies of it.

Akai, MPC, Universal Audio and Apollo are the trade marks of their respective owners. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any of them, and we name their products only to say which machine a stand was drawn for.

Changes to these terms

The terms that apply to your order are the ones published when you place it. Changing this page later does not change a contract already made. Substantive edits move the date at the top.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. Wherever you live, you keep the protection of the mandatory consumer rules of your own country and can bring a claim in its courts — a choice-of-law clause cannot take that away from a consumer, and this one does not try.

Nothing here reduces the rights you have by law. Where this page and a consumer statute disagree, the statute wins and we will read it that way without being asked.