They do wear out, in spite of claims to the contrary. Nothing that is under tons of tension for decade after decade will last forever. What do you do with an old piano after its useful life is over?
Here are ten good ideas.
Frame the keys to make wall art.
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Create a tear-drop hanger from the keys to display house plants.
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Use the pent-up pressure in hammer felt to unleash intricate insect sculptures.
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Set the cast-iron plate by your porch steps for a sturdy railing.
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Use the lid and legs to make a piano-shaped table.
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Create a coat rack from the keys and music desk.
Re-purpose the cabinet into a desk and book shelf.
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Put the piano shell on buggy wheels for parades and public functions.
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Give the piano a leading role in a suspense novel. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AZUMTZS
OR EVEN
Rebuild the piano and learn to play it.
Through creative ideas and a bit of hard work, an old piano can bring pleasure in many ways to a few more generations.
you are so awesome, Ann!!