How long is the actual ironing surface? (not including iron rest please)
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It is 48" long and 18" wide at the widest point, also the rounded end is wider and not as pointed.
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It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on as a cover. Works great, and you can pull it off it wash it. I really like this productjanet It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on... » Read More It works fine for ironing flat things, but it's not shaped like a real ironing board with a tapered end so if your a particular ironerer, sleeves and collars may be a problem. It's also shorter than an ironing board, so I find I sit my iron on a nearby table when rearranging things like skirts or slax to give me that little extra space. I need to sit while I iron and the bar at the bottom is in the way of my feet, but the height is great, so I make it work. I just moved my ironing board to storage. BTW I took a king size pillow case, sewed the end closed and slit up on side and slide it on as a cover. Works great, and you can pull it off it wash it. I really like this productjanet « Show Less
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This is a "normal" size flat iron. 1.5" wide...roughly 12" long? I'm going off memory since it's not with me.
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The ironing board itself is about 37" and the frame is about 6 1/2 inches. I would say from the wall it is on, you need 44" of clearance.
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If you are referring to the width of flat iron its about 1 1/2 inch. Its compact enough you can travel with it. Heats up fast, also cools down pretty fast as well. I am still practicing curls with it, my old combo from Conair was easier to use.
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The sides are 3/4 in. rigid plywood covered with padded muslin. The sides are solidly attached by a metal bracket. The narrow side tapers slightly from 4.5 inches to 3.75 inches over the 23 inch length. The bosom board side is 20 inches long and 9 inches wide at the widest point. I use it every time I iron. I'm still pleased with it.
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Hi. The plate surface is a little over 3-1/4" x 1-1/2". Great iron! My daughter bought one too after using mine. The answer from Melanie must be talking about a different one - this is not square.
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I would like to know the answer to that question, also. That is what I don't like about the ironing board. There is no need for the large iron rest & I would like to remove it.
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It's about 6 inches long and about an inch and a half wide.. It is great. Very compact and reliable. I was surprised it turned out to be such a cute little iron. It gets very hot, but does the job..Good Luck!
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My ironing board is 49X19" and the "C" cover just barely covers the sides and curves underneath. It works extremely well with a set of elastic fasteners to keep it tightly in place. Buying the size "B" replacement [49x15] would likely give you a similar situation. I'd recommend you buy a set of the elastic fasteners with the cover. Also get a replacement pad to go underneath as the attached foam is way too thin to be effective.
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Hey Steven, The ironmaster bench is 10.25''. My EFS flat bench is 12.5''. This is the aspect of the bench that I hate the most. Needless to say, I use my EFS bench for all flat pressing movements.
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The dimensions of this iron (without packaging) are 11.5" x 4.25" x 6".The dimensions of this iron (with packaging) are 12.5" x 5.5" x 7.25".
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The one I ordered is 4 feet of ironing space with an additional 7 inches for the iron holder, and 18 inches wide in the middle.
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I keep this at our weekend house so I can not measure now; I can tell you that on a standard ironing board,It fits just fine. I don't have a lot of extra padding on the board.
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My pad is already on my ironing board and I have a cover over it but the measurements are listed on the product page: 53.2 x 14 x 1. I have a standard size ironing board and it fits perfectly. The quality of this pad is excellent. Hope I helped.
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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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If you mean what is the maximum width for an iron, I think it should take up to 6" (150mm). Our iron is 5" and fits comfortably. Hope this helps.