Will a Rowenta iron fit? My other caddy is too small.
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I don't know what size iron or type that is, but the caddy can hold an average size steam iron.
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I can't imagine it wouldn't, especially sideways, and there would still be room for a water bottle.
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The inside shelves are about 4 inches wide. My full size Rowenta iron fits & it closes perfectly.
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No, I don't think it will work. The caddy is at least 30 inches. Great caddy, though.
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The inside shelf is ~ 4&1/4 inches wide. Our iron is 4&3/4 wide by 6 high (plate to handle). It just barely fits. I recommend waiting until it it's cool before storing it.
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You will ned to look at the listing to see the measurements that are given for this cover. I have no idea what ironing board sizes this cover will fit. You might want to get in touch with the company to get an accurate answer to your question. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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i don't have the caddy that holds the icing colors, so i don't know the answer about the fit. however, i put all my colors and luster dusts in the bottom portion of this caddy without the use of any other holder. i also have my brushes and other small tools in the bottom portion of this caddy
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Your machine should fit, but here's the official answer from Arrow: "The opening and platform of the cabinet will accommodate sewing machines that are no larger than 22-9-16" wide, 11-3/4" front to back, and 14" tall. Please measure your machine and include knobs, plugs, etc. that extend beyond the body of machine." Hope this helps! If you would like to order a Bertha, please go to:
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Yes it will. I have a Brother too (can't think of the model number at the moment) but it fits inside with the doors closed and there's even space on the side to store my iron.
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My ironing board is 49X19" and the "C" cover just barely covers the sides and curves underneath. It works extremely well with a set of elastic fasteners to keep it tightly in place. Buying the size "B" replacement [49x15] would likely give you a similar situation. I'd recommend you buy a set of the elastic fasteners with the cover. Also get a replacement pad to go underneath as the attached foam is way too thin to be effective.
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This shoe was purchased for & fits my gravity (steam)fed Silver Star iron. It does not fit my Rowenta, nor other regular irons.
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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.
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I myself have an 8560w which I bought this caddy for and as I stated in my review it works however it's a bit tight and obviously the faceplate isn't going to line up.
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Small one, maybe. Best to measure the width of the sewing machine and compare with that of the cart; actually the depth too. I'm sure height would be ok. Cart is very sturdy and I use it all the time. I bought a second one to use for 2 different programs I run during the school year.
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Hi AlliumByTheLake, The dimensions of just the caddy are as follows: 6.8"W x 2"D x 3.2"H Best, simplehuman
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That is the size of the ironing board I own. It's a tight fit, but it works. There are 2 sets of velcro straps under the board to hold it taut. I had to add another (very short) piece of velcro in order for it to reach across the underside of the board. I also have some old "garter" type of fasteners that I used to make it taut all over the board.
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Not exactly positive but there seems to be enough room. Your Ironbird does have a unique shape and the pics I have seen of them in cases seem to have the notches for the sharp corners. My Yamaha fits perfect and the case is great. Sorry I could not completely answer your question. You may have to go by dimensions alone. Good luck.
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Not that I noticed. You can get wall mounts for irons and ironing boards independent of Rowenta. Its a good iron though. LSR