43 Bowery, Manhattan
The parts that keep a piano playable
Note labels for the first year of learning, covers for the years after, and the felts, mutes and stand parts that quietly wear out.
Removable labelsDust coversTuning felts
Learning, covering, maintaining
Five groups covering the life of an instrument.
The shop
A piano counter on the Bowery
Rome Piano Co trades from Confucius Plaza on the Bowery. Most of what leaves the counter is small — a label set for a child starting lessons, a dust cover for an upright by a window, a bag of felts for a tuner.
In stock at the Bowery shop
Live from the 43 Bowery counter.
Removable means removable
The silicone label sets lift off without residue on the key.
Sized by key count
88, 76, 61, 54, 49 and 37 key sets are listed separately.
From Chinatown, Manhattan
Free US shipping on orders over $35; a flat $4.95 below that.
Stickers come off. Adhesive residue does not.
Which is why most of this shelf is silicone rather than sticker.
Common questions
Will note labels damage the keys?
The silicone strip sets sit on the key and lift off cleanly, which is why we stock more of them than adhesive stickers. If you do choose stickers, remove them within the first year.
Which size do I need?
Count the white and black keys on your instrument. Sets are listed by key count — 88, 76, 61, 54, 49 and 37 — and the listing states which it fits.
Do the covers fit a digital piano?
Some are cut for uprights and some for digital keyboards. The specification table gives the measurement, so check it against your instrument.
What is shipping?
Free US shipping on orders over $35; a flat $4.95 below that.
Are you open on Mondays?
No. Mon Closed | Tue-Fri 12:30-19:00 | Sat-Sun 09:00-18:00
When new parts arrive
A short note when covers or label sets restock.