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Bench from piano??!!??
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lsjtc (
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Tue, Mar 14, 06 at 14:12
| Has anyone ever seen, or made, a bench from an old piano? I thought I had seen one here before, but can't seem to find it now. Thanks!! |
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RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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| Never saw such a thing but I guess you can make something out of anything! LOL Was it a pretty big bench? Did they cut the legs down or something? |
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| Here is a website for a desk made from a piano. I have not seen benches. steve@pianodesk.com |
RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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| I can't get steve@pianodesk.com to work |
RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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Here is a link that might be useful: Piano Desk
RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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| My DH has 'his space' in our den-which is open to the kitchen. Not a very big area and he needed a coffee table for his remotes, etc. I took a piano bench & painted the legs and apron in a blue/grey semi gloss. (Theme in the den is nautical) Then I got an old world map (ebay), cut it to the size of the bench top (leaving a 2" edge for a border-which I painted in a brick red (my accent color in the room). I decoupaged the map onto the tabletop, antiqued it & put a urethane topcoat on it. Looks aawesome! To tie in with this-I made a wall clock& used a remnant of the map in the center of the clock as well. Any theme would work on the tabletop. |
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| Could you post photos? SOunds Interesting. THanks |
RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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I've seen them cut down to ottoman height and padded for a foot rest.
Sue |
RE: Bench from piano??!!??
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I recently purchased a bench made from an old piano!!!
it is a work of art and pretty heavy. Lol!!! |
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