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HOIGRBOM HGPC15A

A stretch cover that wraps an 88-key piano where it stands, music stand and sheet music included, and goes in a washing machine afterwards. It carries nothing and protects against nothing that falls.

HOIGRBOM stretchy spandex dust cover on an 88-key digital piano

HOIGRBOM HGPC15A

A stretch cover that wraps an 88-key piano where it stands, music stand and sheet music included, and goes in a washing machine afterwards. It carries nothing and protects against nothing that falls.

Type
A stretch dust cover, not a carrying case. The shelf’s own scale, published on another page here, puts anything under about 5 mm (0.20 in) of padding in this category — and this cover publishes no padding at all
Fits
88 keys, stated for most leading brands including Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Kawai and Korg (maker’s bullet). HOIGRBOM asks that the key count be confirmed before ordering
Material
High-elasticity spandex, soft-touch, stated to resist friction and not scratch the instrument (maker’s bullet)
Fixing
Heavy-duty round elastic with an ABS cord lock, for a fit stated to stay in place without slipping, sagging or gaping (maker’s bullet)
Coverage
Wraps the piano, the music stand and the sheet music together, and is stated to block dust, animal hair, food residue and moisture (maker’s bullet)
Care
Hand or machine washable, stated to resist shrinking, fading and staining. The only item on this shelf that can be washed (maker’s bullet)
Included
A matching drawstring storage pouch, so the cover folds into a bag rather than a drawer (maker’s bullet)
Padding
HOIGRBOM puts nothing in writing on this. There is none: it is a fabric cover, and the two bags on this shelf that publish a figure give 8 mm (0.31 in) and 12 mm (0.47 in)
Dimensions
HOIGRBOM puts nothing in writing on this, which is why the key count is the only fit check available
Also available
The same cover in a 61-key size under the reference HGPC15B, at the same price
Manufacturer reference
HGPC15A
Weight
Not in the product record
Amazon reference
B0GT9BPJZ8
EAN
0649226717288
  • The lowest published price on this shelf, for the one problem a standing piano actually has
  • Covers the music stand and the sheet music with the instrument, which no bag here can do
  • It is not a case. It carries nothing and absorbs nothing, and the shelf’s own scale says so

Best for: An 88-key piano that lives in a room and never moves, gathering dust and animal hair between sessions.

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Specifications

Type
A stretch dust cover, not a carrying case. The shelf’s own scale, published on another page here, puts anything under about 5 mm (0.20 in) of padding in this category — and this cover publishes no padding at all
Fits
88 keys, stated for most leading brands including Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Kawai and Korg (maker’s bullet). HOIGRBOM asks that the key count be confirmed before ordering
Material
High-elasticity spandex, soft-touch, stated to resist friction and not scratch the instrument (maker’s bullet)
Fixing
Heavy-duty round elastic with an ABS cord lock, for a fit stated to stay in place without slipping, sagging or gaping (maker’s bullet)
Coverage
Wraps the piano, the music stand and the sheet music together, and is stated to block dust, animal hair, food residue and moisture (maker’s bullet)
Care
Hand or machine washable, stated to resist shrinking, fading and staining. The only item on this shelf that can be washed (maker’s bullet)
Included
A matching drawstring storage pouch, so the cover folds into a bag rather than a drawer (maker’s bullet)
Padding
HOIGRBOM puts nothing in writing on this. There is none: it is a fabric cover, and the two bags on this shelf that publish a figure give 8 mm (0.31 in) and 12 mm (0.47 in)
Dimensions
HOIGRBOM puts nothing in writing on this, which is why the key count is the only fit check available
Also available
The same cover in a 61-key size under the reference HGPC15B, at the same price
Manufacturer reference
HGPC15A
Weight
Not in the product record
Amazon reference
B0GT9BPJZ8
EAN
0649226717288

High-elasticity spandex. Heavy-duty round elastic with an ABS cord lock. 88 keys. Machine washable. A matching drawstring pouch in the box. $9.89.

This is the only item on this shelf that is not about carrying something, and that is the point of it rather than a shortcoming. A piano that stands in a room is not damaged by impacts; it is damaged by dust working into the key gaps, animal hair into the action, and whatever gets rested on the lid. A stretch cover over the instrument, the music stand and the sheet music together, is the answer to that and to nothing else.

It should be said clearly, because the shelf says it first: this is not a case. Another page here publishes the scale — under about 5 mm (0.20 in) of padding is a dust cover, 8 to 12 mm (0.31 to 0.47 in) handles ordinary transport, and anything going into an aircraft hold needs a hard shell. This cover publishes no padding because it has none. It will not survive a knock, and it carries nothing.

What it does uniquely well is get clean. It is the only item on this shelf that can be washed, by hand or in a machine, and stated to resist shrinking and fading. Every bag here can be wiped; this one can be laundered, which for something that spends its life collecting dust is the more useful property.

The fit check is the key count and nothing else, because no dimensions are published. Stretch fabric on an elastic cord absorbs a range of cabinet widths instead of matching one, and the listing names Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Kawai and Korg. The same cover exists in a 61-key size as HGPC15B, at the same price.

At $9.89 it is the lowest published price on this shelf. It is also the item here most likely to be the right purchase for a reader who was not actually going anywhere.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $10 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions players ask

Is a dust cover worth buying at all?

For an instrument that stays where it is, yes — and this shelf is otherwise entirely about moving instruments. A piano standing in a living room collects dust in the key gaps, animal hair in the action and whatever gets put down on it. That is the damage a standing instrument actually takes, and it is slow and cumulative rather than sudden. What this cover will not do is anything a bag does: it has no padding, no straps, no shell. Another page on this shelf sets the scale out plainly — under about 5 mm (0.20 in) of foam is a dust cover, and this one has no foam.

How do I know it will fit?

By the key count, and nothing else — HOIGRBOM publishes no dimensions. The cover is stretch spandex with an elastic cord and a cord lock, which is a design that absorbs a range of cabinet widths rather than matching one, and the listing names Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Kawai and Korg as brands it fits. The same cover exists in a 61-key size as HGPC15B. Confirm the key count before ordering, which is the one instruction the maker repeats.

Instruments it is stated to fit

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