taking a piano apart
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taking a piano apart
I have recently moved house and cannot get my piano up the stairs into the new flat. It is a Kingston upright piano, straight strung (i think) about 80yrs old, with an iron frame. I can't bear to part with it and I would like to try and take it apart a bit to get it up the stairs. Any advice on how I might do this, is it even possible?
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Post by Barrie Heaton »
its not the taking apart its the putting it back have you tried a different removal company Piano Logistics have Cranes on their trucks ans would work out cheaper to take the piano into an upstairs window than pay for it to be taken apart and put back togetherfra wrote:I have recently moved house and cannot get my piano up the stairs into the new flat. It is a Kingston upright piano, straight strung (i think) about 80yrs old, with an iron frame. I can't bear to part with it and I would like to try and take it apart a bit to get it up the stairs. Any advice on how I might do this, is it even possible?
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