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Hi,
Can anyone help me? I've recently bought a 9' Otto Steiner Concert Grand but it is missing the main bolts which bolt the pedal frame to the piano and I've no idea where to get new ones/ I'm currently wedging the pedal frame with books underneath to stop them moving! (N.B. Make of the piano is a derivative of Estonia Pianos). I've tried contacting Estoina Pianos - but nothing as yet.
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I'm surprised no one has replied. You may wish to try Schaff Piano Supply Co. | 451 Oakwood Road | Lake Zurich, IL | 60047 | Phone: 847-438-4556 |

Hope they can help - and hope you're enjoying that piano. Do you have pics?



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I want some pics too! smile


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Also try pianotek supply and pianoforte supply. If all else fails, you can probably get custom made bolts from a machining company.

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Most of the time, these are standard hardware items, although often larger than you will find in a hardware store. Do they screw into wood or a metal insert? Once you determine that, you need to know the length and diameter. The diameter will probably determine the pitch if it is a metal insert. You also should determine if it was countersunk, or if there were washers.

A knowledgeable tech should be able to help you.


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BDB is right. If you've got a tech who does rebuilding, he/she might have some or be able to help.



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