Detail 01
6 inch interior height
This is the slim constraint. Stage pianos fit; workstations with tall panels, wheels or a raised spine often will not.

Independent shopping perspective
Wheeled case for slim 88-key stage pianos. For players who move an 88 alone and want to roll it rather than carry it.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
This is the slim constraint. Stage pianos fit; workstations with tall panels, wheels or a raised spine often will not.
Detail 02
Covers most 88-key hammer-action boards, but measure your own — some 88s push past 57 inches.
Detail 03
That is empty. Add your keyboard and you are rolling 60 pounds or more, which is why the wheels matter.
Detail 04
Longer than many car trunks and back seats. Check your vehicle and any narrow hallways before buying.
Detail 05
Turns a two-person lift into a one-person roll on flat ground. Stairs and gravel still mean carrying it.
Detail 06
Only 2.66 inches thicker than the interior, so shell and padding are thin. Built for handling, not for being dropped.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
If it measures under 57.5 inches long, 18 inches deep and 6 inches tall, yes. The 6-inch height is where most boards fail, so check the tallest point.
It is a lightweight case, not an ATA flight case. Airline handling calls for something rigid enough to survive being stacked and dropped.
The case alone is 18.8 pounds. An 88-key hammer-action board typically adds 35 to 50 pounds, so expect roughly 55 to 70 pounds on the wheels.
Plan on a separate bag. The interior is cut to the board's dimensions, and loose items pressed against a keyboard cause damage.
Reference
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