Blue brings a bit of color to a room usually built from white appliances and beige walls. The set covers a standard 58.5 by 18 inch board with pure cotton over a 4mm woven fiber pad, and the treated face is meant to shrug off the stains that ruin a plain cover.
The pad is woven fiber rather than open foam, a denser layer that holds its thickness under repeated heat instead of compressing into thin patches. At 4mm it gives enough give for buttons and zippers to sink slightly, so the fabric around them lies flat and comes off the board without ridges.
Pure cotton takes steam well but marks easily on its own, so the NANOmax coating sits on top of it as a barrier against staining and scorching. Spray starch, transferred dye, and the occasional forgotten iron have a harder time leaving permanent evidence, which keeps the blue surface presentable far longer.
The silicone finish reads as a clear, saturated blue rather than a pastel, giving a plain white board a defined edge in modern, contemporary, and transitional spaces. Durable cord binding runs the perimeter and draws the cover snug around the underside, holding the pad in position through daily use.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
Collapsible steel tripod rack standing 64.5 inches tall, with folding arms and slots for hangers indoors.
