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4 - Handgrip / grip handle
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The "grip handle" in an upright piano is a handle that is used to move the piano from one location to another. Upright pianos are typically quite heavy and can be difficult to move, so the grip handle is designed to provide a secure and comfortable way for a person to grip the piano and lift it. The grip handle is typically located at the base of the piano's cabinet, near the bottom of the instrument.
The grip handle is usually made of wood or metal and is attached to the piano's cabinet with screws or other fasteners. It is an important part of the piano's design, as it allows the instrument to be easily transported to different locations, such as when it is being moved to a new home or when it is being transported to a performance venue. The grip handle is also useful for adjusting the position of the piano within a room, as it allows a person to easily tilt and maneuver the instrument to the desired location.
