Anika 63579 Ironing Board with Cover and Rest / Adjustable Height 110cm x 33cm / Folds Away Flat / Non-Slip Feet / Compact for Storage

LightweightEasy to set up in position and to fold away.Great value for moneyMakes ironing easy to do as can position board to height requiredLove the part on board to place ironCover of board great qualityPlenty of room to iron clothes ect... onWould definitely recommend

Taller than really needed but is very easily erected .

I'm 5'8" and the board I had was low and I never had a good time ironing. This one goes up much higher (and has lots of height variations) and wow it makes the job easier. I don't iron that much so didn't want to fork out a lot for one of these...if you are a sporadic ironer of clothes and you are looking for a lightweight board. Get it. If you need something that potentially has more longevity, maybe go up in grade a bit.

What I didn't like: it was missing a part when it arrived, however I contacted the seller and the part was posted out to me. I have to place a book under one leg of the ironing board to stop it rocking while using it. Quiet annoying and potentially dangerous with a hot iron.What I liked: affordable

Pros• Lightweight. Er, that's about it.Cons• Tended to move on our laminated flooring. When I say 'tended', I mean it was like a 5-year old on a sugar rush, never stayed in the same place. It might be ok on a carpet.• I wouldn't call it sturdy either. It's about as sturdy as a trifle, and as wobbly as your granny after she's been on the sherry.• The bit where you rest the iron could win an award for crappiest design. The holes are too big and have four raised dimples that seem to want to keep the iron off balance. Succeeded in making the iron topple off onto the floor.• Maybe it was the jazzy cover that made the iron faint. I'm not sure, but it fitted about as well as you would in your suit if you had stuffed biscuits down your gob continually for the three years since you last wore it. The cover keeps slipping off, despite my attempts to tighten it, exposing the thin spongey thing underneath. Lovely aroma when that gets ironed.Oh, actually, there is another "Pro": it makes ironing less boring by bringing in an element of danger and jeopardy to proceedings.Overall, it's an awful ironing board. Certainly not worth the 40 quid I paid for it. Unless you like flirting with danger whilst ironing, it is not good value for money. It might be worth it for the entertainment value to onlookers though, as you all wait for the ambulance to take you for treatment for iron-shaped burns on your feet.

Fantastic delivery service, sturdy and smooth, light and too big, wonderful quality. I am happy with this product and therefore recommend it!

Likes the weight and colour, perfect present 😂

Very good value if only foot was not missing.ironing is beautiful with it.but a bit wobbly please send a new foot replacement. Thank you wonderful