Avery, Kristina Anderson had a mini-tech in Chicago'02 on a cover system that allowed the lid to be lifted etc. As I remember she used the heavy padded material which was waterproofed. It was not your B flat cover, but divided into sections. The web site listed in the directory is not active, but check her phone and email. Jansen can also custom design a cover. pljansen.com or 1 800 benches. Somewhere I remember seeing covers for the music desk and rack. Good luck. Let us know if it actually keeps the finish in new condition. Joel On Sep 13, 2006, at 9:49 PM, Avery wrote: > List, > > Does anyone know who it is that makes those custom covers that have > "seams" so that the piano can be protected and still have the front > part of the lid able to fold back. I'm not talking about the usual > cover. Am I making any sense here? > > We just got back a restored 'B' with a great refinishing job on it, it > feels and sounds great, and the head of our piano department would > like to protect it as much as possible. It's in our Choral Recital > Hall and she doesn't want to see it turn into a "typical" > institutional choir room piano! It can be removed for recitals but for > day to day use, it's semi protected. > > Can anyone help? I just can't remember the name. Thanks. > > Avery Todd > University of Houston >
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