APEXCHASER Ironing Board, Compact Iron Board with Silicon Mat, Foldable Ironing Board with Heat Resistant Cover, 7 Height Adjustable, Space Saver Iron Board,13x43 Black

Quality construction. Easy to setup and store. Great size for someone who only irons once in a blue moon .

Great ironing board that is easy to put together and compact enough when you're finished using it. Love the bright color on this one, really elevates my space while also being functional and sturdy. Great price and high quality, not too heavy to move and holds it weight when ironing. Great ironing board with fantastic color options.

So girly and cutesy and high quality, I love how there’s a designated area for the iron to sit at, and also an area to hang things on ( I think that’s what that is lol ) pricey but not surprising, ironing boards are pretty expensive, and heavy so it makes sense why it’d be expensive especially for Amazon where it gets delivered to you. I’m grateful for my cute ironing board, it’s the only pink cute one I found. I also have a pink iron to match haha. I feel cute and like a pastel housewife 50s vibe from using it, Thank you !

Nice item. It is always nice to look like a gentleman.

I'm 6'2" so even at the highest setting its just a tad low for my liking. Also, its about a foot shorter than a full length ironing board, so if I wasn't in a smaller apt and space restricted, I would've sent it back to order a longer one. The fabric almost has a "grippy" feel to it. Not sure if I like it or not because it does keep my clothes in place as I'm ironing, but also feels like it keeps my clothes from moving easily, so you have to pick up your clothes and re set them everytime. Not a huge deal for me, but its just different. I'll probably get used to it. overall, for the space I have to use it, it gets the job done.

Love this it was exactly what I was looking for!

Love the size

This board has a couple delightful features that deserve a mention - namely, the coiled spring at the base of that pop-up “cord-keeper” that lets the iron follow when yanked to the tapered end of the board without enough cord; and, the convenience of that cord-keeper plus the foldout hangar-bar that both remain tucked so securely away when not in use. But my favorite features? Those are the ones that successfully overcome my decades-long animosity toward ironing boards. 1 - It has this spring lever with TEETH that keeps the base locked up so tight that the board can actually be transported as a single unit moving in the direction it’s supposed to go. (As Opposed To: legs that become a safety hazard when they pinch your fingers and make you trip over a flat surface, feet that create scuff marks when they drag across your floor, and the gouges on the corners of your walls that one’s mother inevitably Takes Note Of during every visit. <— Thus, my hatred of ironing boards. ) 2. The heavy-duty, plastic yellow HANGER. No more shoving my ironing board into a corner or propping it up against a wall where of course it keeps sliding down to the ground. With this SOLID flip-up hanger I can hang my ironing board in the back of my closet right along with all my winter clothes. Just imagine . . . Whomever designed this ironing board is exactly like my brother. Where everyone else looks at a problem and says “It is what it is,” Brother Dearest creates these MacGyver-type solutions both practical and efficient that cater exactly to his own particular needs.

I like the design of the unit that allows me to hang it up in a closet when it’s not in use space saving plus a location to store the iron with it works really nice

Very easy to assemble or close. Folds right back in place to hang behind a wall. Happy with it

Good product and happy with quality and price

could not make it stand the sliding thing not working, why send like this, will try to fix it,

It's quite large for what it is. It's great that it's foldable and can be hung in the closet, but even when folded, it's still huge. I expected the iron holder to be foldable as well to save space, but unfortunately, that’s not the case