I'm on a mission to buy a new ironing board, however, was wondering if this holder will support any weight/size, as the ones I saw are pretty heavy!
2069223
Yes it will support the heaviest you got and so easy to install I love it I guarantee it. I tried handing from it and I weigh 145 lbs
2069224
It should be sturdy enough to hold a large ironing board, just make sure you anchor it well into the wall (on a stud). It will also hold a large iron, I have a Rowenta and it holds it just fine.
2069225
The gap between the ironing board holders is a little over 6.5" wide, so as long as the main leg part of the ironing board isn't wider than that, it should fit. As far as weight limit goes, it's pretty sturdy. I just went and pulled down on mine and it didn't budge. You might need to use a couple of wall anchors with yours but the holder itself should work fine for you!
562836
should be no problem....mine holds a 55 in flat screen, weighs around 35 to 40 lbs. and it would still support something heavier than that. It even comes assembled, I really don't think you'll be disappointed. And besides that. it looks great !
1319892
the weight of the iron and the board prevent the holder from wobbling. You can always bend the top hooks to secure it better to your door size if needed.
995829
If you drilled out the rivets that hold it on, yes. If n it, no. It doesn't seem like it would be hard to drill out the rivets.I love everything about the ironing board except the iron holder. It cradles the iron rather than is a stand area for it. It feels awkward. Otherwise it is rad. My hubby is a VERY large man-shirts are huge, this board is wide enough that the shirt doesn't touch the ground while I'm ironing it.It's sturdy and seems like it will last for years.
2181806
The construction itself will allow for more weight than I imagine you will be putting on it. I am using them for a tall footboard. I am not sure if the design is a little off or if there is no "universal" size for the hooks but the footboard has a slight wobble. This hasn't been a safety issue but I wish the wobble didn't exist.
611361
I believe it would be way to heavy for that. I tried velcro initially, and it did not hold. I ended up using the velcro PLUS some screws to hold them in. This has worked well. I hope this helps.
264668
Don't really know. I used it for a flat screen 32" TV, which weighs a few lbs. It seems well built & in my opinion, would hold a heavy item.
1482526
Not sure - it will depend on how heavy your board is. I use mine to hang dry-cleaning on - and it does bend under the weight sometimes. I think there are over-the-door hangers made specifically for ironing boards that may work better.
855816
The holder is of very poor quality. Even if you bent up to reduce the tendency for it to droop, any iron will make it sag. The heavier the iron, the worse it will be. Save your money and buy something else.
1319891
The holder doesn't wobble so much as the ironing board hanging from it does when the door is moved. An elastic tie-down wrapped around the ironing board would prevent that. I've never bother with it because it doesn't bother me.
1267388
There is a hanger already mounted on the back. I haven't hung mine yet so I don't know what kind of weight it supports.
1666047
Maybe not really- it is sturdy enough but the angle might not be the best. I'd look at other options before choosing this one. But it is a really attractive holder.
819571
Yes, but I'm not sure about the weight. It would probably hold just droop a lot. Hope this helps!
944288
Well haven't tried that much weight, however it is very sturdy metal so I don't think you will have a problem as long as it isn't to tall that it might offset the balance. Check the specs to be sure it will fit.
825511
I am certain there is a weight limit... not aware what it is. Would not recommend hanging heavy cast iron. However, the hangar is substantially strong.
1988764
It should hold belts no problem, but I bought the sliding belt hanger as well which is designed for belts with hooks for the buckle spaced appropriately. Tie hanger 'hook' would be hard to hang belt buckles on. No idea about weight capacity, I would thin lo the manufacturer has test data.
2014130
It truly took 3 years of looking before I finally found an iron and ironing board holder that does the job it is intended to do. I have an somewhat larger iron than most since I quilt, but no problem...I just put it nose-down into the holder. It is held securely and I also love this hooks over the door.