Can the ironing board be placed to overhang in the other direction?
293537
I would think you could turn it around or stand behind it (for a left handed person)
1220683
I just measured mine, which I use solely to store and display antique American tools. The overhang on left is same as right six inches. The size vise on right would not work on left along front because it would need one of its two main bolts right thru the leg! A smaller wood vise, or metal vise, or one oriented same as existing one on right could work. Len in Montana
1222313
It is a single sheet of stainless steel, so yes, you can put magnets on both sides... but the back side is made for hanging the board, so I don't think you'd like the look of the back side.
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.
1199435
No it can only go on the side with the keyboard left side. The other side is not as deep where the drawers are.
1703003
I actually worried about the same thing. When folded the legs extend past the iron rest so there is not problem with it being in the way. I love this ironing board. You will need to add a pad as the one that comes with it is very thin and when you look at the same board that is at Bed Bath and Beyond it has a much thicker padded cover. When I added one I was much happier.
383005
Not that I noticed. You can get wall mounts for irons and ironing boards independent of Rowenta. Its a good iron though. LSR
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.
2171501
To date, this has not happened. I did add additional padding to the ironing surface. I like the spacial ironing surface and adjustable height. The metal work on the one end seems superfluous; the cord often gets caught on it.
1059589
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.
1577230
No. The only overhang is on the front. So you could put them side to side without issue I believe.
2151358
The negative for us was that our solid wood doors are too thick for the ironing board's hooks. Did not use it. Passed it on for rummage sale.
770296
Yes, and its heavier and sturdier than the flimsy ones you find in the local stores. Very well made. I'm picky and I think this ironing board was worth every penny.
31981
Mine does. The iron can get in the way a little when putting the ironing board away but it's not a problem. You just put the board away first.
1062412
I have the same kind of iron and a large, heavy, nice, solid ironing board. The stand was not sufficient. The hooks were bending and did not properly wrap around the legs of my board. It did not work with my equipment, so I returned it. Instead I bought this one, which allows me to put a HOT iron in it: Brabantia 385742 Wall Mounting Ironing Table Holder, Black.
338172
Yes, the hinges bend both ways and it can be arranged in pretty much any direction. Except, of course, a straight line, which would fall over.
39627
The door I have it hanging on is 1 1/2 inches thick and there is room on the brackets to hang on a wider door. I have a very heavy ironing board made by Rowena and consequently one of the hooks bent immediately when I hung the ironing board. If you have a more lightweight ironing board you should be fine but if you have a heavy one like mine you might end up a bit frustrated.