To order a String Cover for your grand piano, you must have the make and model number. If you have the bill of sale from the purchase, that will most likely tell you the information. These two bits of information can also usually be found on the gold-colored cast iron plate, near the tuning pins. To see them you will probably have to remove the music desk.

To remove the music desk, you may need to close the fallboard (key cover) first. The music desk may slide off to the front, or it may lift up. Some desks have to be slid forward or backward while lifting so a catch will pass through a slot. Some models may have a screw which must be removed before the music desk comes off.

Some makes of pianos will have the model number at the far end of the plate, toward the back end of the lower treble strings.

Model numbers are frequently a combination of letters and numbers, such as "C-3", "M-1", "KG-155", "50-C", etc. Some makes use only a single letter designation such as "S", or "M".

If the model number is not available, you will need to make a paper pattern for the string cover to be made from. Contact us for more information about this.

Once you have the make and model, you will need do decide what color of string cover you want. They are available in black, dark brown, medium brown, tan, maroon, royal blue, light blue, and white.

Then you can decide if you want to have an embroidered border in a red, blue, or gold thread (or white or black). It is available in a Greek key pattern or a feather pattern. A double row is also available.

Once you have decided on these options, please call Wally Scherer at 561-432-4121 for final ordering instructions. (Note: This is for retail sales only.)