Happhom Ironing Board, Compact and Space Saver Patented Ironing Board with Extra Thick Heavy Duty Padded Cover, Height Adjustable, Easy Storage with Smart Hanger and Lightweight Design (13x43)

I never thought I'd write an excellent review of an ironing board! This ironing board has been excellently engineered. At first I thought the orange feet would be made of plastic and slip on my floors, but they are made of a very sturdy rubber that has a firm grip. Second, you can adjust the height to whatever you need it to be very simply. At 5'1" this was a real plus. The length of it is long enough for long pants and draperies and the padding is thick enough for the press I need to give a firm crease. It has a hanger you can hang in a close and an iron rest. Great job Happhom!

The media could not be loaded. I needed a second ironing board. I was just using it for the first time and stopped ironing to write this review; because, I am highly disappointed. This ironing board is cute and I like the fact that it has a hanger. However, the overall design and functional use is an issue. The "legs" are closer to the end of the board so that when ironing a collar, for example, at the narrow end of the board, the entire ironing board wants to tip forward. I took a photo that shows I am able to tip it forward by slightly pressing on the end with my index finger. This allows you to see how easy it would tip forward when actually pressing an iron at that end of the board. The span of the legs is not wide enough for where they are positioned to the board. Secondly when ironing the actual board pops because the metal, which I am thinking is aluminum, is too thin. Thirdly, I am 5'2" and the maximum height puts the board at my waist. This means a person taller than I, and almost everyone is, will have to slump over to iron. This ironing board is flimsy, cheaply constructed, and not functional because of its design.

My Grandson graduated college this year and is out on his own.So he was saying that some of his shirts were a little wrinkly.So I told him I would buy him an ironing board.I didn’t get to see it as it was delivered and he picked it up and am not sure if he used it yet.I don’t see him often and don’t get ti talk to him much either.It looked great.👍The price was good.👍.That’s about all I can say about it.

Happhom Ironing Board, Compact and Space Saver: I had my ironing board for many years, but it was not in good shape any more and I wanted something smaller. This was perfect! I moved my sewing machine into our office so space is more limited now. As you can see in the pictures, this compact one is only slightly smaller than my old one, but it fits very neatly into the space that I have between my sewing machine and my sewing cabinet. That way I don't have to be closing it up and putting it away when it is not in use. I just move it out of the way when I am sewing.I do have one complaint though. I am not happy with the quality of the cover. The cover was looser than I wanted when I took it out of the box, so I decided to tighten it. Even before I pulled on the strings to tighten it, I could see that the fabric was starting to fray. It is nearly impossible to pull the strings and get the cover any tighter. I am afraid to mess with it any more because I don't want to make things worse. It is not something that will cause me to return it because I did not see other ironing boards that were this size. Because I know how to sew I will be able to repair any tears in the fabric, but the cover should never be designed the way that it is. I will probably end up replacing part of the cover with other fabric and finding another way to tighten it to fit the board. I think I will try using some elastic. That is the only reason that I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. Otherwise I am very happy with the ease of setting it up, with the size and the quality of the product itself.

Bends easily, materials not sturdy. But decently priced.

I'm in my 70's and can no longer lug around my full-sized ironing board. This lightweight board is a great alternative. I hung it on a hook on the wall behind my bedroom door and can get it down and set up with no trouble. Being lightwwight, it isn't as stable as my old board - I need to be careful to not lean too hard, especially at the pointed end, or the board will tip. Just a matter of getting used to doing things a little differently. My only real criticism is that the "Extra Thick Heavy Duty Padded Cotton Cover" is no such thing. It's too thin to iron on effectively. I purchased "Encasa Homes Replacement Ironing Board Cover" in size medium and put it over the original cover. Together they make a decent ironing surface. The Happhom board won't replace a decent full-sized ironing board, but it's an acceptable alternative when a full-size board isn't practical.

The media could not be loaded. I was excited! A $50 ironing board (purchased by someone who loves to iron) has go to be amazing. NOPE. I was wrong. This iron in unstable at BEST. Light weight? Yes, but not built well enough to keep it from wobbling from side to side with just the pressure of normal ironing. You can see in the video provided how easy it is to lift, tilt and move. The rubber orange feet are not rubbery enough to add an additional sticky stable base. The 'Hanging hook" provided DOES work well in closets that have narrow closet rods. However, the hook will NOT fit over standard rods used in older homes built before the metal racking systems of late. I was also skeptical too that the end didn't narrow enough for shirt sleeves and collars ironing, and was right... not ideal. Wish I would have saved the box for a return. An overall disappointment for sure. Stick to the tried and true ironing boards, they may be a bit more clumsy and harder to store.. but remain superior.

Having managed to collapse my OLD ironing board, I had to get a new one. This one seems to be sturdy and functions just fine. I did not pay attention to the fact that it is a space saver (which I don't need) and thus shorter. So I was surprised when it arrived to find it so. I mostly use an ironing board to press fabric and not clothes, so the longer board is preferred.