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Q: Can the Piano Be moved safely on wooden and tiled floors?
A: Yes, special rubber piano wheels are used to cross most types of floors.
Q: Are steps a problem when moving?
A: Four steps, up or down, can be overcome by use of ramps. Over four steps requires extra manpower.
Q: How do you get a piano upstairs?
A: Most pianos can be taken up or down the stairs. In some cases, it is possible to use a crane, Straight stairs are easier than stairs with turns and curves, naturally. Width and ceiling height are also very important.
Q: Can you lighten the piano?
A: Yes, it is possible to remove the top and bottom doors. Remove the action and also the fall with ease. However, the weight reduction is minimal.
Q: Do you take the legs off of a grand piano?
A: Yes. The piano is first covered with a tailored protective cover before a special shoe is fitted and strapped to its side. It is not necessary to remove the lid or music desk. Once prepared, the legs and lyre are removed and the piano is moved on its side.
Q: When is the piano tuned?
A: Normally they are left for up to two weeks to settle and adjust to temperature change.
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