Offering Basic Dust Protection for your Grand Piano as well as protecting the instrument from the Sun's rays.
Ideal for normal household dust protection and with a standard skirt length of 18 inches. Manufactured in a durable cotton material and available in Black, Brown, Green or Blue
Reinforced corners can be added for extra strength very useful in schools where individual don't always treat things with care.
D Rings can be added to this piano cover. D Rings are used to pass a long chain round the base of the piano and secured with a padlock stops the cover form being taken off ideal for institutions or schools were unsupervised pianos are left
Manufacturing: Our manufacturing and production process takes approximately 21 days as each cover is custom made specifically to order & to your instruments dimensions. Therefore please allow approximately four weeks for delivery and before requesting delivery updates.
Paper Templates
If the make and model of your instrument is not in our current template library, we may as you to provide a paper template.
Cats, sunlight, heat or a cold room? What we recommend
Your situation
We recommend
Dust only
Cotton Dust Cover
Cats
Vinyl or Heavy Cotton Fleece Lined
Strong sunlight or heat (e.g. a conservatory)
Cotton Dust Cover – breathable, so air can circulate
Cold or damp building (e.g. a church or village hall)
Heavy Cotton Fleece Lined or Quilted
Working to a budget? Use the steps above – any cover protects against dust, and each step up adds protection.
Choosing your size, and do I need to send a template?
Size: measure the lid from one end to the other, then add the depth of the keyboard. Use that length to choose your size option.
Yamaha, Kawai, Steinway and Blüthner: no template needed – we already hold templates for these makes. Just give us the make and model.
Other makes: we may need a simple paper template of the top lid and one side. Brown paper, newspaper or wallpaper is fine. Send it straight after you order and we'll confirm when it arrives. How to make a template.
Make and model: please give the full model, not just the make, for example "Yamaha C3" or "Kawai GL-30".
The model is usually on a label inside the lid or on the back of the instrument.
