Could the iron rest hold an iron steam station or is it small and only valid for an iron?
1474140
I am not familiar with steam stations but after looking at a couple photos online I doubt it would fit securely in this iron rest. It does work perfectly for a standard size iron however.
1474141
I am not sure what an iron steam station is, but the iron rest is the perfect size to hold one iron.
78045
I don't think it will. There are two hooks that hold the ironing board. Mine is the T-shape.
2182699
It depends somewhat on how you mount it. The unit itself is very sturdy and could hold what any set of pot and pans would weigh. If it is mounted securely it should even hold iron cookware.
734594
This steamer is well balanced... It has a wide base, so unless you do a lot of pulling it should not tip over.... Use the garment rack and you should be fine...
404817
only if the holder is attatched to a wall. The holder will not serve as a freestand, it is too small
1040999
I do not believe so. besides it is very small. I feel it would melt. I got it for my wife;s make up table so she can temporally place a iron down for a short time.
36509
I haven't used the iron rest (I just don't have the space) but I can't imagine they would put something that melts there. They feel covered in silicone.
1955762
Yes...with the rails being made of the same material as the rest of the station. if you plan to mount amps that have some weight to them I would put some sort of rear support on them. I have two amps mounted in mine with 1/8" X 1 1/2" aluminum flat bar supporting the back of the amps.
457713
Yes, you could iron sheets with it. You'd just have to do it in segments since the width of the press surface is about 25". I don't know the exact weight but I can easily pick it up and move it to another spot (and I'm a petite woman), yet it's sturdy when on the table for use.
292676
The board mounting bracket measures a little more than 12 3/4 inches which doesn't leave you much room for ironing. They'll fit and you'll be able to open the board straight down but you won't be able to swivel the board left or right. This is a well made product if you can use it.
1778140
I believe you can although I've never done it - it has a padded top just like a regular ironing board, just not as big. Hope that helps.
709982
I think it might, but the wood needs to be sturdy, not thin plywood or particle board. The ironing board is heavy, especially when extended.
1510699
No. My wife got a Rowenta DW8080 last week and bought this hanger, primarily to store the ironing board on the back of the laundry room door. The body of this Rowenta iron is too deep to fit into the iron slot. It's a sturdy hanger, which makes it really hard to bend the iron holder section. We were afraid we'd break it if we tried to bend it too hard.
46068
Yes, and it also has two pairs of straps on the under side that pull it snug - these straps hold to each other with Velcro making it very easy to pull it tight and conform to your ironing board. The surface will still be very slightly puffed up but if you run your hot iron over the cover - basically iron the cover without any clothes on it, in about 3 passes of your iron it becomes very flat and just right to use.
1869375
Search on Jiffy Steamer Steamboard. Not portable but could work. I don't use a Steamboard myself.
1931551
Yes, but it better be a solid wood door to handle the weight of the iron and ironing board. Also check that you have enough space behind the door, the unit is about 8 inches deep.
1690749
I think so. I have mine on the top rail of an iron bed frame that I think is at least 2".