Steinway Grand Piano Covers

Our Steinway piano covers are custom manufactured in the United States, and combine unmatched craftsmanship, premium-grade materials, and exceptional customization. With a focus on creating an attractive and professional look, our covers not only protect your piano but also elevate its visual appeal, adding a touch of elegance to any setting. Handcrafted by our seamstresses with decades of experience, discover the perfect blend of superior craftsmanship, durability and style with our exquisite Steinway & Sons piano covers.

We have brand-specific templates for all the  Steinway pianos, so we can make a perfect fitting cover for you. To order, select your size of piano from the drop-down menu, and choose from our wide range of options.

A Steinway deserves the ultimate in protection, and furthermore the ultimate in style. As with all furniture, outside of design, the quality of materials is what gives the product an elegant and professional look. That is why it is so important to go with an American manufacturer who uses quality fabric and craftsmanship.

For the ultimate in luxury, we recommend considering custom embroidery for your piano cover. For a small fee, we can add the Steinway piano logo to either the front where the keys are or side (above the leg on the sideboard, as shown above) of your cover. A great way to highlight your beautiful instrument, even when it's covered.

Steinway Grand Piano Models and Sizes

• Steinway Model S: 5'1"
• Steinway Model M: 5'7"
• Steinway Model L: 5'10-1/2" (Square Tail)
• Steinway Model O: 5'10-1/2" (Round Tail)
• Steinway Model A: (Round End): 6'1-1/2"
• Steinway Model A: (Square End): 6'1-1/2"
• Steinway Model A: (Modern): 6'2"
• Steinway Model A: 6'4-1/2"
• Steinway Model B: 6'11"
• Steinway Model C: 7'5"
• Steinway Model D: 9'0"

How to Determine the Model of a Steinway Piano:

You can find the model of your Steinway grand piano by looking at the letter stamped on the plate on the inside of the piano. It will be near the front, above the keys and fallboard. Located within a triangle, you should see a model letter (B, L, M, etc.), as well as the serial number. Please note the serial number will only tell you the year the piano was manufactured, not the model of the Steinway.

Over the years, the Steinway Model A has come in three different sizes: 6-1/2", 6'2" and 6'4-1/2". If you have a Model A, you will want to measure the length of your grand, to verify which size to order. You may find it easiest to measure from underneath your piano.