Tilde Woodworking Launches Monolith MagSafe Stand: A Sustainable Alternative to Plastic Phone Chargers

Colorado Springs Woodworking Studio Introduces Handcrafted Solid Wood MagSafe Stand Built for Longevity
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO - January 26, 2026 - Tilde Woodworking, a Colorado Springs-based woodworking studio specializing in handcrafted furniture and accessories, today announced the launch of the Monolith MagSafe Stand. The stand addresses common stability and durability issues found in mass-produced plastic alternatives by using solid hardwood construction and precision-milled aluminum components.

The Monolith MagSafe Stand is carved from a single piece of sustainably sourced hardwood and weighs 1.25 pounds, providing rock-solid stability for iPhone 12 and newer models. Available in three wood varieties (walnut, maple, and black ash), each stand features unique grain patterns and is finished with zero-VOC natural oils.

"After six years working in local woodshops, I started Tilde Woodworking with a focus on creating pieces that last decades, not seasons," said Nicos, founder of Tilde Woodworking. "I wanted to make the best MagSafe stand possible. Most MagSafe stands are designed around price points and trends. The Monolith takes the opposite approach: solid materials, thoughtful engineering, and a commitment to sustainability through longevity."

Key Features:

* Handcrafted from single-piece solid hardwood (walnut, maple, or black ash)
* 1.25-pound weight for wobble-free stability during use
* Precision-milled anodized aluminum MagSafe holder
* 75-degree viewing angle optimized for StandBy mode and video calls
* Dimensions: 5.5" H times 3.5" W times 3.5" D
* Zero-VOC natural oil finish
* Compatible with iPhone 12 and newer
* Works with 1st and 2nd generation Apple MagSafe chargers (charger not included)

Unlike disposable plastic alternatives, the Monolith is designed to outlast multiple phone upgrade cycles. The solid wood construction means the stand develops character over time rather than degrading, and the natural finishes are food-safe and designed to let the wood age gracefully.

"We're seeing a shift away from disposable tech accessories toward products that feel like furniture," Nicos added. "The Monolith brings warmth and intention to tech setups while addressing the practical problems of lightweight, unstable stands."

Each Monolith MagSafe Stand is made to order in Tilde Woodworking's Colorado Springs studio, ensuring quality control and reducing the carbon footprint associated with overseas manufacturing.

The Monolith MagSafe Stand is available now at tildewoodworking.com, with prices starting at $75 USD.

About Tilde Woodworking

Tilde Woodworking is a privately owned woodworking studio based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, crafting refined, small-batch furniture and objects that honor traditional craftsmanship and natural materials. Founded by Nicos, the studio focuses on creating enduring pieces built from honest materials with zero-VOC finishes and sustainable sourcing practices. Every piece is handmade in the Colorado Springs studio with attention to detail and a commitment to longevity over trends.

For more information, visit https://tildewoodworking.com

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