Set this board on a dresser, a washer lid, a desk, or a bed and it turns any of them into a pressing station. The surface measures 12 by 30 inches over perforated steel mesh, and a retractable rest slides out to hold the iron while a sleeve gets repositioned.
The iron rest pulls out from the end of the board and pushes back in when it is not wanted, taking the open length to 36.5 inches. Having a dedicated spot for a hot iron matters most on a board like this, where the supporting furniture underneath is not built to take heat.
Closed, the board measures 1.5 by 12 by 35.5 inches, flat enough to hang on the back of a door or slide into the narrow gap beside a washing machine. Open, it stands 5 inches high with the rest extended, low enough to work comfortably from a seated position.
A cotton cover over a fiber pad sits on the perforated steel mesh top, letting steam through while keeping the grid from marking the fabric. The cover is a replaceable part, so a scorched or worn top does not retire the board, and the silver frame stays neutral in any room.
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.
