Honey-Can-Do BRD-01350 Over The Door Ironing Board with Folding Design, Multi-Colour, 42 x 14-Inch

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Unlike the Brabantia B, the C ironing board has a larger-sized iron rest that can even accommodate the size and weight of steam generator irons. The long and spacious board makes ironing even larger items a breeze, without the need to constantly turn and readjust the fabric. If you have a smaller home or have limited space to iron in your kitchen or living room, these flip-down ironing boards can be a practical solution. Attaching directly to your door frame and being folded down as and when required, they are easy to store and simple to use. The Dunelm design even includes a small rail, allowing you to conveniently hang up your clothes as you work your way through the laundry pile. If you struggle with the bulk or weight of the premium ironing board designs but want the quality and convenience of a full-sized board, the Leifheit Airboard is definitely worth considering. With a lightweight and compact design that weighs less than 5kg, it’s a spacious ironing board that is far more portable and easier to carry around the home. Quality - How robust and stable is the board? Does it have non-slip feet to hold it securely in place? Does it wobble or is it stable and secure? Moisture/condensation can come through the other side, so many Mumsnet users recommended placing a sheet underneath

The integrated heat-resistant parking zone allows you to rest the iron between items and thanks to the robust, height-adjustable frame, you can raise the height for taller users or even iron while sitting down if you’d rather watch TV as you iron.A robust and sturdy ironing board, coupled with the best steam iron, can not only make ironing feel like less of a chore, but with a large flat surface and padded, breathable cover, you can even iron more efficiently too, with moisture from the steam being drawn away from the fabric as you iron. Ironing surface size: 120 x 38cm | Height: 78cm - 98cm | Weight: 4.8kg | Adjustable Yes | Iron rest: Yes and suitable for steam irons What we like I have a Leifheit ironing board which I bought because it was lightweight” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user FrogFairy) Our verdict

I have a lightweight space-saver ironing board from Lakeland. It's very lightweight and it and the iron live in my boiler cupboard come airing cupboard. They live on my upper shelf as well- so it's suitable to lift up and into/out of a tall cupboard. I iron a fair amount and have no problems; I fold duvet covers in half and anything else long I move along slightly as I iron it.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user MrsToothyBitch) I have had a Laurastar for the last 15 years and it looks like it will last a lifetime. Very solid, can take the weight of a steam generator iron and has a good opening mechanism. I replaced the cover after ten years when the old one started to wear through. They are very pricey. I had cheapo ones in the past and found the surface was a bit small and they felt flimsy with a steam generator iron. ” (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter PerditaNitt) Our verdict Ironing surface size: 132cm x 28.3cm | Height: Flip down/door hung - height will vary | Weight: Not specified | Adjustable: No | Iron rest: No What we likeWe’ve got a little tabletop one from IKEA. It’s only used for craft!” (Recommended by VivaciousRadish) Our verdict Ironing surface size: 124 x 45 cm | Height: 75-98 cm | Weight: 8.06kg | Adjustable: 75-98 cm | Iron rest: For steam irons up to 40 x 22 cm What we like