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Hi John,

The best piano covers we have here at CalArts are the padded/quilted ones from Instrument Covers By Jill with perimeter bumpers that run along the outside of the lid.

If there is a better cover available, I, too, would like to know about it.

Best,

Alan

If it is going to be moved through doorways or stored next to walls you may want to look at using foam pool noodles to protect the edges of the lids and the sides of the case. Perhaps even using padded mats mounted on walls is not a bad idea. Chips/gouges/crushed edges are hard repairs to make on polyester finishes. consider parking this piano in its own stall 

Hi John,

The best piano covers we have here at CalArts are the padded/quilted ones from Instrument Covers By Jill with perimeter bumpers that run along the outside of the lid.

If there is a better cover available, I, too, would like to know about it.

Best,

Alan

The cover made by Jill with the built in bumpers is very protective, but it is very cumbersome to take off and put back on. I would try to put the piano protection on the walls and just use a regular thickness padded cover. The last 3 covers purchased here were from American Piano Covers and I really like the quality and the price was good too. 

If it is going to be moved through doorways or stored next to walls you may want to look at using foam pool noodles to protect the edges of the lids and the sides of the case. Perhaps even using padded mats mounted on walls is not a bad idea. Chips/gouges/crushed edges are hard repairs to make on polyester finishes. consider parking this piano in its own stall