What are the dimensions of an upright piano?

What are the dimensions of an upright piano?

The standard upright piano dimensions are 58 inches in width, 48 to 60 inches in height and around 24 inches in depth. The average upright piano height tends to differ, according to the manufacturer and model.

Is Kemble a good make of piano?

A Kemble compact piano with 85 keys; one of the best smaller upright pianos in the UK. A taller Kemble upright; this one is of very high quality. A walnut Kemble Minx….-Details of Kemble Pianos-

Are Kemble pianos still made?

The doors have shut at the UK’s last large-scale piano manufacturer, Kemble & Co, which produced its final piano this week. Their main shareholder, Yamaha, has cut 90 jobs and transferred production to Asia. Kemble has been making pianos since 1911.

Are all upright pianos the same size?

Upright pianos tend to vary in height, and grand pianos tend to vary in length. The reason for this is the same; it’s to do with the size of the soundboard and the length of the strings. With an upright piano, the keys are perpendicular to the soundboard and strings.

Are upright pianos a standard width?

There are four types of upright pianos: spinet, console, studio, and full size (also known as the Professional type). Remembering the measurements you have taken of the space available, know that a standard width for an upright piano is about 5 feet, with a depth of between 2 and 2 ½ feet.

How much space do you need for an upright piano?

Basically, if it physically fits and is aesthetically pleasing to you, you have enough room. Most vertical (upright) pianos are about five feet wide and about two feet deep.

How heavy is a Kemble piano?

Depth: 54cm, Width: 148cm, Weight: 174kg.

Where are Kemble pianos made?

Following the closure of the UK factory in 2009 Yamaha moved production of Kemble pianos to one of their factories in Indonesia where all new Kemble models are built today.

What are the sizes of pianos?

Grand Pianos

• Baby grand pianos are from 4′ 6″ in length up to 5’3″ in length. They weigh approximately 550 lbs.
• Medium grand pianos are usually from 5’5″ in length up to 6’3″ in length.
• Large grand pianos are usually from 6’5″ in length up to 7’4″.
• Concert grand pianos are usually from 7’4″ up to 9’6″ in length.

Should an upright piano be against a wall?

Upright pianos should be placed against an inner wall, away from direct sunlight, air vents, doors, and windows. These measures help to preserve your piano’s overall condition, tuning stability, and longevity. The majority of sound from an upright piano comes from the back of the instrument.

How far should a piano be from the wall?

2. Look at the distances of your piano from walls. I’ve been in homes where pianos are pushed up against the wall. Four inches (about a fist width) from the wall will give a better sense of tone.