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24.01.2022 I asked what this 500kg laser thingy table with floating legs was for. Apparently I need to watch the Big Bang theory for the answer ! Thanks kennards for the kick ass pallet jack

23.01.2022 Moving to the coast, Sydney or just down the road. professional piano moving is close by.

22.01.2022 Yamaha CFX 9 foot ready for a few end of year gigs

22.01.2022 Piano moving next door to the Morrison’s

21.01.2022 This piano looks fantastic here

20.01.2022 Our Yamaha trans acoustic grand for a wonderful event tomorrow for the international day of persons with disabilities,enjoy

19.01.2022 If you need something very heavy moved with awkward access or stairs don't risk it, call us , why risk it.

16.01.2022 Extreme piano sauce

16.01.2022 Spas,stairs ,pianos of the bed. Can do

15.01.2022 This evening at the miss Australian Chinese pageant this was Jennifer Lee on this traditional instrument

15.01.2022 During the Victorian era, pianos and organs were shipped by the only means available -Ship, freight train, riverboat, horse & buggy and wagons. Stories of... the family piano being shipped over mountains by wagon or down a river by boat or hauled across the desert by horse & buggy. Imagine the elements that these pianos were subject to! These instruments would often spend months on end in the heat and cold being moved at a snails pace from one destination to another before finally reaching their new homes. Often pianos traveled hundreds of miles by these crude means of transportation, only to arrive safe and sound, and in reasonable tune! That alone is a testament to the quality and durability of these antique instruments. There are stories of old-timers in the USA who would take a wagon with a piano loaded on the back and venture out into the countryside, only to pretend to have a wheel or axle "about to break" in front of a rural farmhouse. As a favor, the farmer's family would allow the salesman to leave his piano in the home for safe-keeping while the salesmen took the wagon for repair - often over a period of several days. More often than not, the salesman would return to find that the farmer's daughters had taken a liking to the piano while he was gone! Imagine how many pianos were sold this way, all unbeknownst to the farmer and his wife! By the 'teens and 'twenties, pianos were still being shipped from major industrial areas by train, but the introduction of the automobile made home delivery a much easier task. Early trucks were equipped with special piano lifting mechanisms that would allow one man to load a piano at the factory, transport it to the suburbs and countryside, and unload it in the yard to demonstrate to a potential buying customer. Today, piano moving is somewhat of a science, if not an art to itself. There are a handful of specialized freight companies that move nothing but pianos & organs across countries and internationally. These companies have all the necessary experience, equipment, and knowledge necessary to make sure that pianos are safely moved from the factory to the store and to your home without damage or difficulty. It is amazing how easy they can make it look! Raymond Day-Hakker, Golden Era Piano Museum. With special thanks to the Antique Piano Shop USA, for "The easy lifter piano loader" photos.

10.01.2022 Arianne playing our Yamaha baby grand at the miss Australian Chinese pageant and well done on getting runner up .

10.01.2022 How nice are the lights in this Canberra house

09.01.2022 At last the Canberra symphony orchestra are doing gigs and it’s our pleasure to provide our new Shigeru SK3 in such a great sounding room #shigerukawai #nationalportraitgallerycanberra #kawaiaustralia

09.01.2022 This beautiful song by Lucy Sugerman, it was played on our new Kawai Shigeru SK3 when it was only a day old Please enjoy she has a wonderful musical journey ahead of her I know. #kawaiaustralia #shigerukawai

06.01.2022 Special day yesterday we packed up Colleen Grafton- greens Steinway and other bits and prices she’s headed home to her family in NZ. She’s such a bright wonderful lady and will be missed in Canberra by all that know her.

06.01.2022 this is what it must have felt like when Beethoven died, what a loss.

05.01.2022 How nice is this wine rack behind the Grand #kawaiaustralia

05.01.2022 Well done to all at the Miss Australian Chinese pageant here in Canberra

04.01.2022 This magical blanket will make this grand go up and around this tight bend

02.01.2022 This is dumpling ,what a poser

Canberra Piano Relocations & Grand Hire | Businesses