There are four basic types of Upright Pianos, Spinet Piano, Console Piano, Studio Piano and a standard Upright Piano. All types are based upon the Upright Pianos height. The average width of any type of Upright Piano is approximately 5 foot and the depth varies between 20 to 30 inches.
An older Spinet Piano, the shortest Upright Piano; The action Lifts or Pulls the hammers up to strike the strings. Whereas a Console Piano, a Studio Piano and a standard Upright Piano; The action Pushes the hammers up to strike the strings, like the action operates in a grand piano.
The depth of an Upright Piano is measured from the front of the keyboard to the back of the piano. The height of an Upright Piano is measured from the floor to the top of the piano lid. Generally, Taller 48″ to 52″ Upright Pianos produce a better sound quality provided, the soundboard is larger and the strings are longer. If the piano wheels are larger in diameter or the upright piano cabinet is taller but it contains the same size soundboard and string length. Then the piano will not produce a better sound quality due to it's height. You must Compare the Square inches of the soundboard and the length of the strings when seeking an Upright Piano with more volume and better sound quality. The floor space required for an Upright Piano is 5 foot wide by 44″ to 54″ deep, including 2 feet for the bench.
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Steinway Model K52
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