I had read (different website) that this ironing center had a depth of 15", but Amazon lists it as being 15.5. My closet's depth is 15"; please advise
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Hello there, IT is 15 1/8" Allowing for the cloth cover and the small molded buttons on either side in the center of the board which holds the center of the ironing cover in place when folding the board in half. If you have any other questions at all please ask
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Really? Nearly a 2" difference between this 14" measurement and the published 15.75"? This thing looks to have a metal frame at the top which would seem to make it easy to measure accurately so I don't understand the discrepancy. There is a nice Seville sorter but it has a 14" bag so I'm leaning towards this unit and now I see this comment. Anybody have one of these and want to give a third opinion?
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My door fits too tightly for me to be able to use the brackets, and I don't have the brackets any more. But maybe this will help: it is 42 inches from the ironing surface to the center of the small holes that are in the vertical center of the horizontal pipe at the top of the frame. The brackets were supposed to fit into the holes. The brackets were about 4 or 5 inches long. So the number you want is approximately 46 or 47 inches. If someone can provide the exact length of the brackets, you can get a more exact number.
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Hi Carolyn, re your specific question, I have size 4 pants and the upper part of my pants (up to the crotch--is there a different word?) fit over the end of the ironing board. I am pleased with the board overall. I hope it works for you!
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Just guessing.....iron at this home.... approx. 14" square standing about 4' tall. easily rolls into closet.
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My ironing board is 54" long and 15" wide. The Dritz plush pad is the ONLY pad that fits and even is large enough for it to wrap around the sides and still need to be trimmed. The pad is also the thickest pad that I have ever found.
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My guess is that it will fit...product is 53.2 inches in length and you must cut it to fit. Place material on floor and ironing board face down on top of it. Trace outline with marker, remove ironing board and cut. You will be just a little short, I think. Other alternative is to find some heavy felt, like a 1/4 inch thick at a fabric or upholstery shop and trace your ironing board like I said above. For that is all this is....a large piece of felt.
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On my 7 foot door, the ironing board is 3 feet from the floor. In your case the brackets that hang over the door are not adjustable so your ironing board would be 4 feet from the floor.
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I think it's going to be too wide, it measures 18.75 inches wide. It really is the best I have found, I use one in my closet for shoes and belts and another in my sewing room for storing patchwork fabric in.
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Width is 11", length is 18 3/8", and depth is 7 3/4" or about 8" deep... but the length will change when the "T-shaped" ironing board is attached. Lots of room for iron and spray bottle.
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The Rough Opening 14 1/2" x 48" If your home was built in the last 50 yrs the studs should be 16" on center and the unit fits perfectly between them. My wife just loves this stow-Away Ironing Cabinet. Hope this was helpful GoodLuck
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Perhaps you have had your question answered already. The depth measures one inch.
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My ironing board is actually 48x15 but it has an attachment on the back to make it 54x15. The cover fits on the 54x15 section and it would be too loose to place it on a 48x15 board, imo
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Our ironing board measures 15" X 54", we also have a pad underneath and once the cover was on, the cover covers the top and sides completely. I like this one due to the fact of the Velcro fasteners instead of tying cords to tighten onto the board. Hope this helps!
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About 14 inches wide so it clears a Door. To explain the 18 1/2" measure the ironing board folds out, that is height it needs to clear an opening, the actual storage Hight with the board folded is approx 6". The ironing board is in 2 pieces and folds in half". Hope this helps you. John and Betsy
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That is the size of the ironing board I own. It's a tight fit, but it works. There are 2 sets of velcro straps under the board to hold it taut. I had to add another (very short) piece of velcro in order for it to reach across the underside of the board. I also have some old "garter" type of fasteners that I used to make it taut all over the board.
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Dear Lee,I am guessing you have a window above your 36" so if your referring to the height of the unit when fixed to the wall and wall cover on, depending on the ironing height it would be around 54" from top of wall cover to floor. I hope I have answered your question correctly. If you have further questions please askBest regardsGarry