Can the iron rest be removed?
931741
No, it is welded on. You could hacksaw it off, but you won't gain any space because the legs when folded extend beyond the rest.
931742
You may be able to remove the iron rest with a blowtorch perhaps. This iron rest is not designed to be removed so without heavy equipment, you would be unable to remove it. I was skeptical about this feature and after purchasing this ironing board, the iron rest is one of the things I love about this ironing board. It is a very good safety feature for me and ensure i or my cats will not knock the iron off the board or burn ourselves with an upright iron sitting on the board. I love this feature.
931743
No, however I have found the iron rest to be very useful. It has silicone strips on it which allows you to place a hot iron in it while you are ironing. This allows you full, unobstructed use of the entire ironing board. I also use it as a hanger rack when I'm ironing.
1806112
Really do not understand what you are asking. There is a knob on the back that will unscrew and you can remove the main support post.
249734
Yes, the backrest can be removed. It is the last thing that is put on when it is being assembled, so if you aren't going to be sitting on the walker, it can be removed.
744504
yes for sure get rid of split ends, because the flat iron part of the treatment will make it worse.
1320673
No, it cannot be removed. They have welded it to the back of the ironing board, perhaps for sturdiness. It would have been better to be able to remove it or fold it down. Good luck with your search :)
2109694
Yes, the front rest can be used alone. Comes apart right at the weight tray.
2104057
Yes it has screws on the sides which will remove the wrist rest. I prefer it on though.
110273
I use a silicon rest pad when I iron and place the iron horizontally on the rest pad when I reach for water and starch or make adjustments and hanging.. I have used many various brands of irons. Some that had "auto turn off" that I found frustrating. When the iron is rested on the silicone pad it does not automatically turn off or cool down. I am not talking about this iron pad. I have 2 and each is the same.
1317311
Yes, you can and I wish I had. However, there is not a way to remove it easily after assembly. It is not that it is ugly. Just not necessary. So just skip that step during assembly and you should be fine.
1645809
Yes, removal of the headrest is not necessary. The piece has a spring in it which allows it to be compressed and slipped into place,
270588
The iron rest is not removable in design. I am sure there are industrious people who can blow torch it off, but it is intended not to be removable. As I mentioned in my review of the ironing board, I thought too it was a daffy feature that would not add value and just reduce the length of the ironing surface -- I was way wrong. That iron rest is now one of my favorite features of the ironing board. No more worrying about the iron tipping over when I pause in my ironing, no more worries about the cats jumping on the board and knocking it over or hurting themselves -- this is a terrific feature and now i would be unable to live without it. The iron rest is not removable in design. I am sure there are industrious people who can blow torch it off, but it is intended not to be removable. As I mentioned in my review of the ironing board, I thought too it was a daffy feature that would not add value and just reduce the length of the ironing surface -- I was way wrong. That iron rest is now one of my favorite features of the ironing board. No more worrying about the iron tipping over when I pause in my ironing, no more worries about the cats jumping on the board and knocking it over or hurting themselves -- this is a terrific... » Read More The iron rest is not removable in design. I am sure there are industrious people who can blow torch it off, but it is intended not to be removable. As I mentioned in my review of the ironing board, I thought too it was a daffy feature that would not add value and just reduce the length of the ironing surface -- I was way wrong. That iron rest is now one of my favorite features of the ironing board. No more worrying about the iron tipping over when I pause in my ironing, no more worries about the cats jumping on the board and knocking it over or hurting themselves -- this is a terrific feature and now i would be unable to live without it. « Show Less
1431532
The arm rests swing up out of the way but I don't think they come off. Have never tried to remove them.
957689
Yes, the foot rests can be removed. We take them off frequently. As far as the arm rests, we think they can be removed but we have never had to do this. I wasn't able tp locat the literature to check for you.
216315
I have not removed it. I am certain that it is removable. It would not be re-usable.
225477
No, I wouldn't iron it! Shake them out and just use it. They go away over time, not sure how long, exactly. Mine is smooth now.
1392996
I do not think there is a way to remove it without damaging the side table assembly; though I do not know for sure. It has never gotten in my way for me to consider checking if it can be removed.
229528
I'm pretty sure you can't remove the foot rest. If I remember correctly I called the company when I first got the chair and they said you can't. The foot rest is too high for me so I stopped using the chair.