what direction should kimball baby grand piano legs face

Use an L shaped Piano Board with some padding inside its part that fits to the Piano (you can make one of these, the L bit doesn't need to be very long and locates to the side of the Piano) and either tie it to the side of the Piano (preferably) or lay it on the ground next to the long side of the Piano (it should be longer than the longest side of the Piano) it will eventually be tied via very strong webbing tapes around the top and bottom of the Piano to tie it securely, so that it doesn't move about. The same applies for the top etc.Ĭover the Piano top and sides with a thick Piano Removers Blanket if you can borrow one, or use several large thick blankets, and tie or heavily tape the blankets over all the 'finished' parts of the Piano completely and securely, so the blankets don't move when you move the Piano. Leave the action in place because where it is now, is probably much safer than anywhere else you will put it, and as its very delicate, it's easier to damage it out of the Piano whilst moving it, if you are inexperienced at this. Whilst the Piano is stood in Place, turn every bolt on every leg of the Piano, loosen no more than half a turn so that you are not straining to unlock a difficult bolt when the Piano is in a 'vulnerable' position.

Remove bolts underneath holding Pedal Board in place and any additional connecting struts. Place some protective material on the ground so that the Piano and its parts you are removing cannot come into contact with any hard surface accidentally that might damage anything. Ensure top and keyboard lids are closed safely.

What direction should kimball baby grand piano legs face