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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Well, OP, grand pianos are lifted by cranes in and out of windows. 
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We can't tell you why you were told the elevator company would take care of it - it does not seem like their job. Do they know the length of your sofa? Are they planning on inserting in diagonally? Or will they pay for a window lift?

Clarify with the people involved. We don't know.

Also, stuff is damaged all the time during moves. You can minimize the damage by hiring white-glove movers, but you cannot prevent all damage.

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Your snowflake Pottery Barn sofa will be fine. [/quote]

Her sofa will probably be fine, but she needed to incur more moving expenses because of them. That doesn't make her a snowflake. No one is allowed to have a piano in a high-rise. What are you smoking? [/quote]

There are plenty of people in NYC, Detroit, and Chicago (places where I have friends) who live in high-rise apartments and have pianos. Make sure you know what you're talking about.
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Nah, no typical. [/quote]

Not PP you replied to, but I assure you pianos and large items are regularly allowed in high rises.

Also, OP is very annoying. She shoots down every suggestion aggressively and is obsessed with her sofa. I recall her multiple posts about her building prior to this and she was similarly grating.

It’s tough to be helpful when you make it so hard, OP. [/quote]

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