uyoyous Wall Mounted Ironing Board 37.4"x11.8" Fold 180° Swivel Iron Board Wall Mount Space Saving Folding Ironing Boards with Heat Resistant Cover for Home Laundry Room Dorm

Very sturdy and a good size. It works perfectly for our closet space. I agree with other comments use a mounting board that is secured into wall studs. Mounting directly into two studs is not possible given the spacing of the device's mounting holes.

Sturdy! I have a small utility room so this is great space saver, just as important it folds down quick. I don’t have to drag my ironing board out and into another room to set up. It is two folds down and I’m ready to iron, two folds up and it is out of the way. Even the f you don’t have a small room it is convenientI absolutely love it, I wish I had purchased sooner. As for installation, my husband put it in I think it took him maybe an hour or less. He purchased different bolts.

This is exactly what I was looking for to free up some space in the laundry room and make ironing easier. Installation is easy (just screw into a stud) and it functions very smoothly and is sturdy. It's a medium-sized ironing board and works great for all clothes. It's a little pricey but worth it.

The frame is sturdy and good quality but I have 2 concerns1. you need a back board to install it as it heavy and it needs either 2 studs which is not possible due to short distance between the mounting holes.2. This is major one. As it folds and when you open there is a small gap between 2 boards and it leaves a mark on clothes when you press and the iron front end hits the edge of folding board where it folds on main board. It will leave marks on your clothes.No doubt its a space saver but i wish there is better padding in boards to avoid leaving iron marks due to gap between two boards

I installed this by myself (I'm a female pushing 60) and that was challenging as it's pretty heavy. It does not come with a board to mount to the wall first so you'll need to get that from your local store. It can NOT be mounted to drywall so don't even try that. I mounted a piece of wood that's 20" wide and 12" tall, to my wall and to the studs behind the drywall. That's why I used a piece of wood 20" wide, as studs are 16" apart. Once that piece of wood was mounted to the wall/studs I attached the ironing board to it. It is very secure now. I have it behind a door and it makes the door stick out 1-2" more than normal but it works great and is hidden back there. I highly recommend the product just be sure you do not mount directly to drywall.

I have a small bonus room with walk-in closet and sewing center. Needed small space for an ironing board which, admittedly, I don't use often. BUT - this fills the bill in terms of being compact and out of the way, unlike a regular ironing board which needs to be stored. Installation was not too difficult because I knew that the drywall would not carry the weight of this item. So I fastened a piece of pine about 3/4 inch thick and about 18 inches wide into the studs with long screws. Then fastened the ironing board to the board with screws. Despite the heavy weight of the wall-unit, it's solid and when it's unfolded, it does not droop which I feared it would. NOPE - it's solid.

The functionality itself is great but do not wash the cover. It feel apart in the washer and now it won’t go back on! Searched and I am unable to find a replacement cover that will replace it, can’t find the same cover!

This product is exactly what our family needed and wanted in our new laundry room. Be sure to hang it using the studs in the wall, reinforced with your own best hardware and you will love it.