Instead of a board leaning in a corner, this cabinet sets into the wall and closes behind a white door 15.75 inches wide by 47.75 inches tall. The board swings out when needed, built-in shelves hold spray starch and pressing cloths, and the unit is ready for immediate installation.
The cabinet is only 7.75 inches deep, and most of that sits inside the wall cavity, so the finished installation reads as a flat panel rather than furniture. A laundry room, bedroom, or closet gains a full ironing station without losing floor space, and the white finish blends with painted trim and standard casing.
The board pivots out of the recess and turns to whatever angle suits the room and the person using it, so the iron can be set down on the same side as the working hand. Behind it, built-in shelves keep starch, distilled water, and a spray bottle in the cabinet rather than on a shelf across the room.
The board comes dressed with a padded cover treated to resist stains and scorching, so a hot soleplate parked mid-task leaves no mark that transfers to the next shirt. Construction underneath is built for repeated opening and closing, and the door can be hung to swing right or left depending on where the wall sits.
Single large canvas tote, 22 inches wide, with a vinyl-coated interior and long reinforced handles that clear a shoulder.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
