Will this work with angled ironing board legs rather than the straight legs as shown in the picture?
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I had to bend the legs to support the other style of ironing board legs but yes is did work well. You will need someone strong to bend them... I really like mine and actually screwed it to the wall (in a stud) instead of hanging it over a door.
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On the box it has a picture of a piece you can put on it so it will run parallel to an existing feature. Mine doesn't have the piece but I didn't get the kit. I use it on 3/16 plate steel and its straight as long as you keep it straight. I'm not sure how precise it is because its not a big deal for what I've been doing with it. I haven't used it on wood.
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It is squared off in the back, but it has a radius on the front of the ironing board. I don't know if this helps or really answers the question.
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Because of the location of the linen shelf when board is closed, I don't think it will work. The hooks on the iron holder has no way to connect with the rounded end of your ironing board
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Don't know... the table I use is tall, you stand to it, you can see one at Amazon.com. The legs are not straight down, but just like the picture are slim in the middle, which causes that particular look.
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If you are asking about mounting the carrier on a 3 inch x 4 inch piece of angle iron and mount it horizontally as you suggested, I believe it would work. Without seeing the mounting area I cannot say for sure.
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It can be cut to fit probably any ironing board. I really like mine. It is long , so your board is without a doubt smaller.
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Slanted legs create issues with neighbors. Better to go with straight leg models
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As others have stated, a straight end will fit, but angled connectors will not. I would say try it carefully. If it fits perfect, but if you have to force it....stop and make sure you have everything in place correctly
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Check carefully which you are ordering: straight or angled legs & the width. They fit petfectly.
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I used for my straight legged ozark brand and ez up angled leg. In both cases the length was short so I had to DIY a solution
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It will definitely work sideways. Otherwise I would recommend cutting slits about 1/3 of the way through every 8" to accommodate a bend.
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Just below the height that you want the ironing board to be. I would have to check but decide on the board height and take about 2 inches off that.
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Yes. I too have a Y board and standard iron and everything fits great. I hang it on my closet door, it works perfectly. No complaints.
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I don't think it will work, based on the height of the piece that makes up the upright. That is about 36" long, and the legs are each about 30" long, including the plastic feet. A solution might be to make yourself a coupler out of copper tubing or plastic pipe, and secure it with hose clamps. Otherwise, the unit does pretty much come apart. I've had it a while, so I cannot remember the dimensions of the box it came in.Good luck!
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Mine fit both my iron w/ retractable cord and a Y-style board. I have to put the iron in at a particular angle, but it is secure in there. I wouldn't trust a very heavy Y-style board on there, but your average board is fine.
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I used this product with a straight flange. Looking at the offset flange I suspect it might be problematic due to the shallow incline.This product works well with a straight flange.