


# How to dispose a piano in Melbourne

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1. **Full Piano Disposal Service for normal uprights:** This option costs $400. The service includes picking up the piano from your location and transporting it directly to a disposal facility. This is a hassle-free option for those who prefer a complete service.

2. **Hard Waste Collection:** This service is priced at $230 for upright and $350 for pianolas. It involves taking your piano to a designated hard waste collection area on the street in front of your house. 

   Your responsibility is to contact the local council to inform them about the piano, so they can prepare for its collection. This service is typically free.

3. **DO NOT try to dismantle a Piano:** It is strongly advised not to attempt dismantling a piano to reduce its weight. The majority of a piano's weight comes from its iron frame; the wood and strings are relatively light. Disassembling a piano improperly can be dangerous and may not significantly reduce the disposal effort or cost.

The fees mentioned include the handling of the piano up to two steps during the move. This means if your piano is located in a place that requires navigating steps, the service covers up to two steps without additional charges.



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To dump or get rid of a piano in Melbourne, you have several options. For a complete service, a full piano disposal service is available for around $400, which includes pickup and transportation to a disposal facility. Alternatively, for about $230, you can opt for a hard waste collection service, where the piano is taken to a designated collection area. It's important to contact your local council to arrange this, as it's usually a free service provided by them. Dismantling a piano to reduce weight is not recommended due to safety concerns and the piano's construction. These methods outline how to throw away a piano in Melbourne, with costs varying depending on the chosen method, ensuring you know what to do and how much it might cost, even for free disposal options through council services.