When you open the door that the iron is hanging on, does the iron tend to hit/bang the door or does the holder keep it pretty set in place?
2014129
No, it moves very slightly, although I do have an extra large iron, therefore if it is small it may move more. It is very sturdy and I am very pleased with it.
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.
2014131
My iron didn't fit it the designated little pocket, so couldn't use it. But if you have a smaller iron, it will be set in place. I suspect that it could hit the wall.
2014132
My iron was too big, so I can't use the iron holder. If you have a larger iron, you might want to look for another model.
2014133
Mine stays in place, but as my review said, I had to bend it to get the iron in, so it's sort of a custom fit now. If it does move you could easily bend the metal so it doesn't move
392471
It is a trial and error process of tightening enough to hold the door up at the upper position but not too much so that the door stays down in the lowered position. Be very careful and fully secure in each 1/4 turn - it can slap you hard.
1408259
Yes, there is a round foam anchor that you hang over the top of the the door that when shoot will not give way. It also will stay put when not in use and the door is open do to the foamed anchor and the weight of the straps (which is light weight) holding it down.
2221990
You can iron on either side, as the door opens wide to the point that it is flush with the wall unit (the wall unit sticks out several inches from the wall, so it doesn't open all the way back to the wall).
980209
I have never had a problem closing the door once the unit is hung - however you can't have it too far towards the hinge, or then it won't close. Keep the unit in the middle or towards the opening of the door and you shouldn't experience any problems.
1763483
I would say no. When the door is in the up position it holds the door up. It takes downward pressure to lower the door and close it.
216345
It attaches with two hangers over the top of the door. So, while not permanenty attached, it's very stable. I have never had any probem opening or closing the door (have had it both on my bedroom and closet doors). Absolutely love this huge hanging jewelry box!
464070
Yes it will hold it in place. The Nerf is made to protect the top portion of the DS from over- bending, so the hinge can stay in tact. But if the hinge is broken already, then the Nerf will hold the top of the DS in place with no problem.
394170
It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't fall or move at all. It's a one handed movement to raise or lower the bar and it stays where you leave it. It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't... » Read More It doesn't have a clip that holds it up-- but it does stay up. This is not going to be easy to describe, but if you have the bar at 90 degrees from the door frame (perpendicular to the door) when it is in use, as you lift it up to move out of the way-- when it passes about a 45 degree angle, the piece that attaches the bar to the door frame doesn't allow the bar doesn't swing loosely anymore. So when it reaches its upright position in the door frame, it just stays there. (told you it was hard to describe). It stays up perfectly, better than a clip you have to attach it to, and it doesn't fall or move at all. It's a one handed movement to raise or lower the bar and it stays where you leave it. « Show Less
947618
It presses in from the bottom and the kerf holds it in place. You shouldn't have to remove the door. It does take some effort to press it in, in the shop it is sometimes tapped with a rUber or wooden mallet worse case.
1586444
No, it does not hold the door open, you must use a doorstop or hook and eye to hold it open. It is a very adjustable unit that can slam the door shut or ease it closed depending on how you adjust it. The unit can be mounted for left, right, on door, or on jamb mounting.
2004206
There are thin metal over-the-door brackets like a other standard over-the-door hook sets, so it stays on with leverage/gravity. Been using mine inside the door to our backyard, which lets onto the kitchen, where the washer/dryer is set in an alcove. Good purchase for us!
1237684
There's a Plexiglas panel that slides into place and is held in with a pin. This makes it VERY secure. It's not as 100% secure as a metal door would be, but pretty close IMHO.
1677018
It sits between the studs, the door is flush to the wall. Give yourself plenty of space for opening the ironing board. I got to close to the corner.
1510547
The door will remain open unless you latch it. Snugness in opening determined how far open.
1068707
Yes, it stays in place when u open it; it's very easy open/shut. Just a soft touch pushes it back into place.
1724779
We bought this for our granddaughter almost a year ago and have not had any problem with the door. Very satisfied still with the product!