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With that information, I would add one inch to to the legs. I think having a range from 19" - 22" would be better, but I'm assuming you want the height to be taller than the current bench's 19.5"? That does seem like it would make sense. I realize that I can buy different length legs after the purchase but I save a little money if I get it right the first time. I’ll measure a little more and make a decision. Thanks for your help.
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I can’t seem to add an inch to the legs on the PianoWorld affiliated site.
I’ll order the bench on Monday.
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I got a Jansen Artist bench with the Estonia in leather. The advantage of leather is the more it wears the more comfortable it gets like a saddle. Years from now aged leather looks better than new, unfortunately most other fabrics don’t age as well. I ran out of room in my normal storage bench years ago. The only things in there were the digital metronome and piano cleaning cloths.
Jansen adjustable in leather would look gorgeous with your piano Larry. Thanks, yeah, I think I’m going with the leather because of the long term wear and comfort. I have a leather Brooks saddle for my bicycle and the more I ride it, the more comfortable it becomes. I think I love you!
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I got a Jansen Artist bench with the Estonia in leather. The advantage of leather is the more it wears the more comfortable it gets like a saddle. Years from now aged leather looks better than new, unfortunately most other fabrics don’t age as well. I ran out of room in my normal storage bench years ago. The only things in there were the digital metronome and piano cleaning cloths.
Jansen adjustable in leather would look gorgeous with your piano Larry. Thanks, yeah, I think I’m going with the leather because of the long term wear and comfort. I have a leather Brooks saddle for my bicycle and the more I ride it, the more comfortable it becomes. I think I love you! Me too !
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I can’t seem to add an inch to the legs on the PianoWorld affiliated site.
I’ll order the bench on Monday. If it isn't too late, you can contact PianoSupplies.com by phone or email. They have the ability to order options like longer legs even if the drop-down menus aren't integrated into the ordering page.
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I can’t seem to add an inch to the legs on the PianoWorld affiliated site.
I’ll order the bench on Monday. If it isn't too late, you can contact PianoSupplies.com by phone or email. They have the ability to order options like longer legs even if the drop-down menus aren't integrated into the ordering page. I sent a note about longer legs and am waiting for a reply. I am trying to order the thing. 
Last edited by LarryK; 09/29/20 11:56 PM.
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