Changing Humidity Level
Hurts Your Piano

Your piano is made primarily of wood, a versatile and beautiful material ideal for piano construction.
However, being made of wood, your piano is greatly affected by humidity.

Seasonal and even daily changes in humidity cause wood parts to swell and shrink, affecting tuning stability and touch. Extreme swings in humidity can eventually cause wood to crack and glue joints to fail.

Other materials in your piano also affected by changes in moisture content in the air. Felts and leather parts in your piano’s action can change dimension, affecting regulation and function, or stiffness of the touch. Very high humidity can even create condensation on metal parts such as strings, tuning pins, and hardware, eventually causing them to rust.

The Solution: Piano Health System

Piano Health System (PHS) keeping the humidity level around your piano as constant as possible, will help your piano stay in tune longer as well as prevent such damage as soundboard cracks, loose tuning pins, and glue joint failures.

PHS helps you to monitor the humidity level 24/7 around the clock, with real time LED display to indicate the humidity level.

Stable and conditioned environment will extend your piano’s life time, and help to create the best sound of it.

If You Love Your Piano...

The first and simplest action you can do, positioned your piano away from areas where it would be exposed to extremes of temperature and humidity such as heating or cooling vents, stoves, doors, or windows.

Avoid direct sunlight, and well insulated piano room is the best.