I want to move a grand piano about 15 feet. It has wheels, but they will leave marks in the floor if the piano is rolled. Are there small dollies made for supporting piano legs?
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What is the best way to move a grand piano?
Posted on16 June 2010.
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Depends how far you want to move it, and over what obstacles. If you need to move it over stairs or between buildings, hire a piano moving company (your piano tuner can help find one for you).
If it’s a shorter move, say, across the living room, bribe 4 neighbor guys with half a coffeecake.
Try asking some of your friends to come over and help you lift and move the piano
Honestly, pay a professional mover to move it. It was worth it for me.
two words…..
Professional Movers.
If they break it they have to fix it. (they have insurance for that)