Piano Benches with Leather Seats

GeekStands.com products are designed to bring optimal comfort to Pianist of all ages and skill levels. Our expansive selection of benches, chairs, and stools offers something for everyone, regardless of their piano or budget. Our adjustable artist piano benches and hydraulic variable-height piano stools provide the perfect blend of support and adaptability. We also have upright piano stools and chairs for versatile play and unique keyboard and organ benches for alternate gaming environments. All our products are guaranteed for superior quality and performance!

For any studio engineer, musician, DJ, or roadie, having a comfortable and supportive place to sit while they work is essential. Piano benches with leather seats offer just that – comfort and support! Not only do they provide a comfortable seating experience, but they also look great, providing a stylish and attractive addition to any workspace.

For studio engineers, having a comfortable piano bench is a must. Whether they’re recording or mixing, having a comfortable and supportive seat allows them to stay focused for longer periods of time and helps to reduce fatigue. Leather seats are especially beneficial as they provide an additional layer of support and cushioning, helping to reduce pressure points and improve overall comfort.

Musicians and DJs need comfort and support just as much as studio engineers. After all, playing an instrument or mixing music can be a physically and mentally demanding task. A piano bench with a leather seat provides the necessary support to help keep them comfortable and focused for extended periods of time.

Roadies also benefit from the comfort of a piano bench with a leather seat. After a long day of carrying and setting up equipment, having a comfortable place to sit can help them relax and recharge. A good quality leather seat will provide extra cushioning and support, making it extra comfortable. 

No matter what your profession is, having a comfortable seat to sit on is essential.

Q. What’s the standard size for piano benches? 

A. When it comes to piano benches, there really isn’t a standard size. 

The most common size is 30”W x 19”H and around 15” deep. But piano benches come in a variety of sizes to fit a variety of people. There are adjustable benches for shorter and taller people or for pianos which may have multiple piano players using them, like a school or church. There are wider piano benches for larger players as well as for playing piano duets. 

Q. Is a piano bench necessary?

A. YES! A piano not only looks nice, but it also plays an important role in keeping a pianist sitting in the proper manner which will relieve stress on the hips, back, and shoulders. 

Q. How do I go about choosing a bench for me? 

A. There are several factors you should consider when purchasing a new piano bench. The most important is your size. A good idea would be to first use a kitchen chair at your piano. If that is the right height for you, then you should measure the height of that chair and go from there. If the chair is too tall or short, you can still measure the height and determine how much taller or shorter your bench needs to be. You may decide that an adjustable-height bench would be best suited for you. Another thing to take into consideration is how long you play your piano at a time. If you are only using your piano for practicing 15 or 20 minutes each day, really thick padding is probably not a concern you will have. But, if you’re playing at a church concert for 2 hours, you’ll want to find a bench with lots of padding. The color of your piano matters as well. A dark brown piano isn’t going to go well with a tan bench. Many benches also have a seat that flips up which will hold some of your music. And, of course, cost is a major factor for many people these days. Buying the cheapest bench you can find is probably a bad idea. But purchasing the most expensive piano bench is probably not a good idea either. You should match the price to your needs and how excellent of a piano you have. The nicer the piano, the better looking you want your bench to be.