Good thought, but very in need of improvement (this simple and inexpensive to solve)

First, the product photos:
As you can see a lonely notebook next to a screen. Only the power cord protrudes from the notebook. How far from the reality is this almost cordless state yet! Anyone who buys for his precious and scratch-sensitive aluminum Apple notebook a notebook stand? Someone who wants to probably bring it next to his large monitor at eye level. And he needs to connect it with cables. In my personal reality is that - in addition to the charging cable - a) a USB hard drive for data backup b) the HDMI cable to the monitor c) a Thunder Boldt adapter to connect the network, d) a jack plug for connecting to the sound system and e) another USB cable for the hard drive with pictures and videos.

Slip resistance and protection devices:
I have two copies (one for home, one for the office) and get ordered. In just one box were four tiny (5 x 10 mm) foam rubber strips that you probably (wherever) to fix at / near the stand to prevent a) the expensive Apple laptop from inevitable scratches through the metal bars of the stand and b) to protect the stand in front of it, that the above-mentioned wiring or careless handling leave the stand and the notebook from sliding off the table. The foam rubber strips are short of a joke. You already crumble when trying somehow to attach to the metal and could even, if it is possible a life expectancy of just a few days. In the second box, the loose set added foam rubber scraps had already taken independently and glued inside the box and laid indiscriminately on metal frame - they were really not to save.

Quality:
Against stainless metal can not object. Only it should really lie flat on the floor space. Unfortunately, that was one of the two stands is not the case. He wobbled and was thus even more slip risk than the other. Well - you can even set up on site.

My personal solution:
I kept the two stand. Using selbstverschweißendem tape, which behaves permanently elastic, I'm 8 points Gummierungen attached - for footprint and where the notebook rests. Now it slips only by force and my notebook Pro from Apple is not unnecessarily scratched on the bottom.

Dear Mr. Fox!
On the website of your company, I can see that you specialize in wire bending technology. Among other things, they offer several coatings to in this context. Among other things, even rubber coatings. Maybe a totally coated with rubber wire would be perfect for a non-slip notebook stand? Or maybe there are rubber feet and slotted rubber tube that you click on the wire and can invert? Personally, I would be very happy if you could thus find a lot more friends of your product here on Amazon.