A wall bracket that gives the iron and the board one home instead of two piles. Molded from heat-resistant plastic, it stands 16 inches high, 5.5 inches wide, and 4.25 inches deep, with a rest for the iron, a pocket for the cord, and hooks below strong enough to carry a T-leg ironing board.
The plastic body tolerates the heat of an iron that has just been switched off, so the appliance goes onto the wall rather than onto a counter or an ironing board cover while it cools. That habit prevents both the scorch ring on a laminate top and the tipping hazard of a hot iron left on an edge.
A storage pocket built into the rest takes the power cord, which is the part of an iron that snags on drawer handles and drags the appliance off a shelf. With the lead coiled in the pocket, the whole unit hangs tidy against a 5.5 inch wide footprint on the wall.
Below the iron rest, a pair of hooks catches the legs of a T-leg ironing board and holds it flat against the wall. Standing 16 inches tall overall, the mount fits inside a laundry closet or on the back of a door, and the fasteners needed to put it up are supplied.
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