Grand Piano Covers – British Made & Tailored to Fit
Made-to-fit protective covers for baby grand and grand pianos, available in two levels of protection and manufactured in Britain.
ROQSOLID grand piano covers are made in Britain to provide reliable, long-lasting protection for both grand and baby grand pianos.
With their distinctive curved cases, large polished lids and varying dimensions, grand pianos benefit particularly from a cover designed to fit the individual instrument rather than a generic one-size-fits-all solution.
Tailored to suit your specific make and model, our covers help protect against dust, sunlight, spills, scratches and everyday knocks, with PowerGuard and PremierGuard protection levels available to suit everything from the home to schools, studios and performance spaces.
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Why Fit Matters With a Grand Piano Cover
Grand pianos aren't simply the same shape made in different sizes. While overall length is an important measurement, the width, case profile and curve, keyboard dimensions, lid shape and proportions can all vary between manufacturers and individual models.
That distinctive shape is precisely what makes a grand piano beautiful — but it also makes producing a properly fitted cover more complicated. A generic cover designed around approximate dimensions may technically cover the instrument, but it cannot account for all the differences in shape and proportion between one grand piano and another.
1,000+ Piano Makes & Models
Over the years, ROQSOLID has built an extensive database containing dimensions and patterns for more than 1,000 piano makes and models. Where we already have your particular grand piano on file, those model-specific dimensions are used to produce a cover designed around the shape and proportions of your instrument.
The result is a smarter, closer and more tailored fit that follows the piano's distinctive profile and provides effective protection without the excess material and poor fit associated with generic covers.
If your grand or baby grand piano isn't already in our database, that's not a problem. Simply provide us with the measurements we need and we can make a cover specifically for your instrument.
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Why Does a Grand Piano Need a Cover?
A grand piano's distinctive design also makes it particularly exposed to everyday wear and accidental damage. Unlike an upright, a grand piano has a large area of horizontal casework, including its expansive lid, providing considerably more exposed surface for dust to settle and sunlight to reach.
That broad, polished surface can also become an inviting place for people to put drinks, sheet music, bags, keys and other objects — each bringing the possibility of spills, scratches or marks. In busy environments, people may lean against the piano or place equipment on or around it without appreciating how easily a high-gloss or polished finish can be damaged.
The risks increase further in schools, universities, studios, theatres, churches and performance venues, where chairs, music stands, cables, lighting and other equipment are regularly moved around the instrument. Grand pianos may also spend significant periods between rehearsals, performances or teaching sessions without being played, leaving them exposed to accumulating dust and the surrounding environment.
A properly fitted grand piano cover provides a practical protective barrier whenever the instrument isn't in use, helping shield the lid and casework from dust, sunlight, spills, scratches and accidental knocks. For an instrument that can remain in service for generations, protecting those exposed surfaces is a simple way to help preserve both its appearance and condition.
Baby Grand or Grand Piano – Does Size Matter?
Terms such as baby grand, medium grand and concert grand are commonly used to describe grand pianos of different sizes, but there isn't a single universal set of dimensions that every manufacturer follows. Two instruments both described as baby grands, for example, can differ in length, width, case profile and overall proportions.
That's why choosing a grand piano cover based simply on whether your instrument is described as a baby grand or full-size grand isn't enough to guarantee a good fit.
For ROQSOLID, the important information is the manufacturer, model and dimensions of the individual piano. Wherever possible, we match your instrument against our existing database of piano patterns and measurements so that the cover is produced to suit its particular shape and proportions.
This means our baby grand piano covers aren't simply smaller versions of a generic grand piano cover. Whether you own a compact baby grand, a larger domestic grand or a concert instrument, the aim is the same: to provide a properly fitted cover designed around the piano you actually own.
If you don't know the exact model, or your piano isn't already listed, simply go HERE and provide us with the template and measurements we need and we can produce a cover specifically for your instrument.
Grand Piano Protection for Schools, Venues & Performance Spaces
Grand pianos in schools, universities, concert halls, theatres, churches, rehearsal spaces and recording studios often face very different conditions from instruments kept in the home. These are busy working environments where the piano may share its space with performers, students, technicians and constantly changing equipment.
Chairs, music stands, microphones, cables, lighting equipment and other stage or teaching equipment may regularly be positioned or moved around the piano. In theatres and concert venues, instruments can also be moved between rehearsals and performances, while in schools and universities they may be used by numerous students and teaching staff throughout the week. All of this increases the possibility of accidental knocks, scratches and damage to exposed casework.
There can also be significant periods when the piano isn't being used. Between performances, rehearsals, services or teaching sessions, an uncovered grand piano remains exposed to dust, sunlight and general activity taking place around it.
A properly fitted padded grand piano cover provides an additional layer of protection whenever the instrument is not in use. For higher-traffic environments where the risk of accidental impact is greater, our PremierGuard construction offers increased protection, while PowerGuard provides an effective solution for everyday protection in lower-risk settings.
For organisations responsible for valuable instruments that may remain in service for decades, a quality cover is a relatively small investment in helping protect the piano's appearance and condition.
Grand Piano Cover FAQs
Should you keep a grand piano covered?
Yes. When a grand piano isn't being played, a properly fitted cover helps protect its large exposed lid and casework from dust, sunlight, accidental spills, scratches and everyday knocks. This can be particularly valuable for instruments in schools, universities, churches, studios and performance venues, but it is equally useful for protecting a grand piano in the home.
Do grand piano covers protect against sunlight?
A grand piano cover provides a physical barrier between the instrument and direct sunlight, helping to protect polished, painted and veneered surfaces from prolonged exposure and potential fading or discolouration. Where possible, however, we would still recommend positioning a piano away from strong direct sunlight and excessive heat.
How do I know what size grand piano cover I need?
Don't rely simply on descriptions such as baby grand, medium grand or concert grand. Grand pianos vary considerably between manufacturers and models, not only in length but also in width, case profile, curves and overall proportions. The best starting point is your piano's manufacturer and model, which we can match against our extensive database of piano dimensions and patterns.
What is the difference between a baby grand and grand piano cover?
Baby grand pianos are generally shorter than larger grand pianos, but there is no single universal size or shape shared by every baby grand. For this reason, ROQSOLID baby grand piano covers aren't simply generic smaller versions of our grand piano covers. Wherever possible, the cover is produced using dimensions for your particular manufacturer and model.
Does a grand piano cover need to reach the floor?
No. Our grand piano covers are intentionally designed to protect the main body, lid and casework of the instrument rather than extending all the way to the floor. This provides protection for the areas most exposed to dust, sunlight, spills and accidental damage without surrounding the legs and pedal assembly with unnecessary material. Because grand pianos vary in height and construction, the precise drop will depend upon the individual instrument.
Are ROQSOLID grand piano covers padded?
Yes. ROQSOLID grand piano covers are available with two different levels of protection. PowerGuard uses a three-layer construction designed for everyday protection, while PremierGuard uses a five-layer construction to provide additional protection against knocks and impact in higher-risk environments.
How do I identify my grand piano model?
The manufacturer's name is usually clearly visible on the piano, while the model or serial information may be found inside the instrument or on the frame. The exact location varies between manufacturers. If you're unsure which model you have, contact us with the information you can find and we'll help you identify the most appropriate cover.
What if my grand piano isn't listed?
That's not a problem. Grand pianos have been produced in a huge variety of shapes and sizes, including many older and less common instruments. If we don't already have your particular piano in our database, simply go HERE and provide us with the template and measurements we need and we can produce a cover specifically for your instrument.
Which is better for my grand piano – PowerGuard or PremierGuard?
For grand pianos in homes, studios and other relatively controlled environments, PowerGuard provides excellent everyday protection. PremierGuard is designed for situations where additional physical protection is desirable, making it particularly suitable for schools, universities, theatres, concert venues and other busy environments where people and equipment regularly move around the instrument.
If you're unsure which level of protection you need, consider where your piano is located and the type of activity taking place around it. The greater the risk of accidental knocks and impact, the stronger the case for choosing PremierGuard.