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No frills cab stand.

Yeah, I asked and then I went looking - it is sold as a "stepping box" for exercise - but it looks to me like a few screws allow you to remove a side, seems like it'd be a great shipping crate. Or take one side off and use it as a schlepping box for your stuff, then flip over and set your amp on?
 
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30” metal stool from your nearby home improvement center. Used one of these with an Ampeg BA-210v2, a Rumble 500c, & a Studio 40 at various times, and never saw any vibration-induced movement on the stool.

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I decided to go with a couple of heavy duty stackable crates from a local hardware store. They were a little larger, all around, than a regular milk crate. I'm going to cut a piece of the 3/4" plywood to completely support the bottom of the cab. The feet are hanging off and it's something, though minor, I'm not crazy about.

I want to thank all of you for the suggestions that you have offered. I do appreciate it.
 
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Using one already, but in tilt up mode. It’s great. My PJ C4 speaker cabinet is the right size and seats nicely.

The handle holes must be aligned with how your speaker cable enters the cab. If using a combo, then disregard.

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I want to build a stand/base for my SL112 to get it off of the ground with some 3/4” plywood I have laying around. What would you recommend for the height?
Well now, I have a Genz Benz single 12” plus horn(matched to a Shuttle Max 6.0)that gets set on top of the road case it fits perfectly in, wheeled into the joint with other stuff piled up on top.