A worn cover scorches and slides, and neither problem improves with use. This set replaces both layers at once: a 4mm woven fiber pad underneath and a pure cotton cover on top, cut 58.5 inches by 18 inches and bound with a cord that cinches around the board.
The cream cotton surface carries a printed sewing guide, turning the board into a measuring surface for hems, seam allowances, and fabric cuts. For anyone who sews, that means the ironing board doubles as a work table between pressing steps, which is useful in a craft room short on flat surfaces.
Beneath the cover sits a 4mm woven fiber pad that cushions the mesh top, so the metal grid underneath stops printing its pattern onto shirt fronts. The added thickness also holds heat briefly against the fabric, which shortens the work on stubborn creases in cotton and linen.
A NANOmax coating on the cotton resists the stains and scorch marks that build up around the tip of an iron, keeping a light cream surface presentable longer than untreated cloth. Around the edge, durable cord binding draws the cover tight to the underside so it holds position instead of creeping during a press.
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.
