Steel beneath the cover means the surface stays flat rather than flexing under pressure, and a bronze shimmer finish keeps the frame from looking like plain utility hardware. Hung on a door it occupies no floor at all, reaching 52.5 inches in height with a board 44 inches long by 16.75 inches wide.
The pressing surface is steel finished in bronze, which does not warp with heat and gives the iron a firm, even plane to work against. A shimmer in the finish keeps the frame from reading as bare equipment, so it can hang in a walk-in closet or bedroom without looking out of place.
The board mounts over a door and lifts clear of the floor entirely, which is the difference between owning an ironing board and having room for one in a compact apartment. Total height on the door comes to 52.5 inches, and the board folds back against the panel once the pressing is finished.
A cotton cover with silicone coating comes fitted over a fiber pad, giving the steel a cushioned, scorch-resistant working face. The coating shrugs off starch and the marks a hot soleplate leaves behind, while the padding softens the metal just enough to press against without a hard rebound.
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.
