Thursday 18 June 2015
Perth Piano Movers Can Help You Move Instruments of Any Type and Size
Horizontal pianos, meanwhile, are more known as grand pianos. These could take up large amounts of space inside a home, yet serious piano players prefer these over vertical pianos because of their ability to produce finer tones and having the most responsive key action. Whatever the type, be it petite, baby, medium, parlor, semiconcert, or ballroom, a grand piano could be as tall as 6 feet and could weigh upwards of a thousand pounds. Carrying this kind of instrument would definitely require help, especially when moving into your new home. Moving these items can’t and shouldn’t be done alone, as pianos in general are quite intricate, and any damage could affect the quality of sound. Moving your piano, whatever its size and weight, could be done efficiently by firms such as Forte Heavy Removals, who specialise in piano removals for Perth customers.
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Monday 8 June 2015
Putting the Moving Crew on the Case
Pianos are one of the more intricate musical
instruments that take ample dedication to master, whether it’s just you
starting out with keys to “The Entertainer” or Frederic Chopin’s “Number 20.”
Still, what if you have to move somewhere and the piano has to go with you?
Some general characteristics of pianos require skilled piano movers to ensure
they are transferred in one piece.
Weight
The most noticeable difference of pianos to other
musical instruments, as well as other household items, is the weight. Smaller
types weigh around 135 to 225 kilograms and full-size uprights around 315kg.
Grand pianos can weigh upwards of 455kg with concert grands reaching about
590kg.
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