Ironing Board, Heat Resistant Cover Iron Board with Steam Rest, Non-Slip Foldable Ironing Stand. Heavy Sturdy Metal Frame Legs Iron Stand(13 * 34 * 53 Inches) (Silver Gray)

Works like any inexpensive ironing board. This is the first ironing board I have purchased that has a place to set the iron down. I like it. It is very light weight, stable, and extending the legs is easy. For the money it is a good board for the little ironing I do a few times a month.

Bought for my son, great board -sturdy

I really love this ironing board; it has exceeded my expectations completely. I especially adore its design, which is even better than I anticipated. The appearance is elegant and high-end, and I also love the color. Moreover, the material is very sturdy; the steel frame is made of stainless steel and feels smooth and robust to the touch. The overall product is stable and doesn't wobble, and it can be adjusted according to different heights. Another pleasant surprise is the iron rest area, where I can place the iron when taking a break.This product is also very easy to store; I keep it next to the cabinet, and it doesn't take up much space. The ironing board cover feels great as well; it is heat resistant, and underneath the cover, there are two layers of foam. The cover can be removed, washed and replaced. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this product, and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a good ironing board!

I suppose it's inflation but it's hard to believe that a simple ironing board should cost so much.Yes, it does function as intended. It folds, it opens, its easy to do both. The size is standard so a cover will fit over both the ironing surface and the rack.The board is stable when unfolded, but if you open it all the way, then the base will be shorter than if you left it closed a few notches. A few inches of longer footprint will give you a much more stable base.

It's very sturdy and well made.

Lightweight and easily opens/ closes. Mom like the iron parking spot which appears to be made of aluminum and wide enough for an iron. The biggest bonus on this is the lack of the shreiking noise when opened and closed. Our dogs always went wild when the old ironing board was being opened or closed. The cloth cover appears to be coated to survive the heat. Descriptions are sometimes not specific with chinese made products.

I purchased this ironing board to replace one that finally collapsed. It was obvious that this unit was more cheaply made than my previous one, which was made from thicker steel. It is also lower, which makes ironing difficult when you are tall. However, the cover is quite soft, which is good, but that softness combined with a surface coating of some kind that makes it difficult to slide the fabric being ironed over the surface, makes it less than perfect. And finally, the mechanism that one uses to close it up when finished is very hard to work. I need to pick it up, cradle it in my arms and press hard on the lever to close it.

I spent way too much time sifting through the ironing board listings to finally take a chance on buying one. I'm happy with the BKTD. I use it mostly for ironing shirts and pants, not large sheets or curtains. It works well for me and is sturdy enough at its max height setting (I'm 6' tall). The floor supports are welded to the vertical legs, not crimped or press-fit. This adds a lot to the board's durability. The top cover is smooth and sufficiently padded and its size matches easily available replacement covers if I ever need one. I believe this ironing board is a good value.