Piano Stores/Accessories

Owning and playing a piano is something that brings great pride to a person. There is no doubt that your piano might be one of the most prized possessions in your home and placed in a spot where your family loves to gather, or perhaps in a room where you can find some peace and quiet. However, in order for your piano to continue functioning properly and looking as majestic as the day you bought it, there are a few things to keep in mind regarding its placement. Here are a few factors to keep in mind to protect your piano by knowing the best and worst places to keep it.

Beauty. Grandeur. A rich, enchanting sound that can fill up any room it’s placed in.

Grand pianos are designed with a variety of features that make them so prized among musicians—of course, with all those features, comes the need for an instrument big enough to house them all!

In today’s blog, we will be exploring the weight breakdowns for some of the most common kinds of grand pianos (as well as a few reasons why opting for a professional move might save you time, money, and sore muscles!). Take a look.

When your piano is placed in your home, it’s easy to keep an eye on it and give it the proper attention and maintenance it requires to continue playing perfectly. Keeping it safe while in storage, however, can get a bit stressful. Whether you need to store it for a short while or a longer period of time, you need to make sure you are picking the right place for it where you know it will remain safe and cared for. Modern Piano Moving offers climate-controlled storage facilities across the country where you can store your instrument without any stress. Here are a few reasons why you should store your piano in climate-controlled storage facilities managed by professionals.