is this an one inch iron?
1958832
I'm not sure I did order that but I never receive it . I did order it for my wife
1026501
I don't remember. I think it was 1" but you would be well advised to measure it
2106127
Ron:It is 1 inch, but I agree with the other commenter. This stuff is complete junk! Very difficult to punch out of the low quality plywood it is made of. You have to cut out each piece with an exacto-knife. Like the old saying, if it looks like too good of a deal . . . . BEWARE! Mark B
1632538
Yes it is tapered. From the description on amazon "Tapered iron to curl in 3 sizes from 1 1/4 -3/4 inches"
2125358
I have the S-9500.....think the difference is mine is a 1 inch wide iron. It goes as low as 300 degrees.
2074449
Yes! Providing it is an old Webster handle! I cannot account for other 1 inch screw handles.
756420
It is a full-sized iron, but it doesn't seem heavy to me. I don't know the weight. If it were heavy I couldn't handle it.
2194520
Not real sure, but the steam ready button in center is of great help when you need extra steam.. Love this iron!!!!
1214922
Hi, GHD Gold Professional Styler Flat Iron - Black by GHD for Unisex - 1 Inch Flat Iron
200411
No but it is a great little iron, at the last quilt retreat I went to I would say 90 percent of the students had this iron. I own 2 myself.
299764
No it is just one temp of 430 degrees. The reason I sent mine back. None of the small irons are adjustable from what I have seen.
652250
No it isn't, it is a fabulous flat iron regardless. I have had this one for almost a year and love it!
290529
No. The holes measure approx. .800. However, the angle iron where the holes are bored is 3/8 x 2 5/8. It's plenty big and stout enough to take an enlargement. You can't build this for the price. Even at machine shop prices (if you had to pay someone) you could still buy and modify this for less than you could build it.
1693304
Unsure, I bought it to use on a cruise then found out they did not allow irons onboard. I have not used it.
727965
No, but it doesn't really need one. I use it for my quilting and regular ironing. I iron all my blouses. I have used many irons. I also bought the Shark lightweight. I like to have an iron upstairs and one in my basement where my sewing and laundry is. I keep this one for the majority of my ironing and the Shark for last minute touchups. The Shark is not good for lots of ironing because of where the on/off button it. My hand would always slide up and I would inadvertently shut it off. I love this iron.
1396731
It's a good 12" . . . wish I had asked that question before I bought it ;) Be glad it's too long for you as when I'm using steam, water drips on my garments and make wet spots. Not a fan of this iron.
330910
I would say no, anyway, this is not the iron you want. I had nothing but trouble but purchased a Black and Decker iron and LOVE it. Not as expensive and ALOT betters. Does not lead and I am a sewer and use it everyday.