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Ironing Board With A Difference

Senior Ladders Mfg Co has come out with a deluxe ironing board which features an extra wide iron surface. The iron plugs into extension cord which is attached to the underside of the board. There is also an under-table garment shelf for storage and the stable dual leg construction features a nose-hood for easy placement and secure fit. The unique surface of the ironing board reflects the steam into the garment using 'hover technology'. The iron glides on the cushion of steam it produces. It is like ironing both sides of the garment at the same time.The ergonomic design of the legs of this board allows for sitting while ironing - a definite plus.

Other features include:

  • 100 per cent cotton cover with resilient foam layer steam permeable for easy ironing.
  • Two piece construction with felt pad which provides a cushion, so iron glides easily over buttons, zippers, seams, etc.
  • Elastic binding and under cover ties provide perfect fit.
  • Extra wide 15" iron surface with solid construction for added stability.
  • Frame is powder coated 1" steel tubing and includes durable foam underlay pad.
  • Safety lock to keep unfolded when in use.
  • Exclusive design with cord minder.
  • Folds flat for storage.
  • Extra safe and stable worktable.
  • Extra wide for quick and comfortable ironing.
  • Extra sturdy four leg frame.
  • Ten different height adjustments.
  • Metal steam iron rest with ergonomic position for iron
  • Metal steam-permeable table.
  • Safety lock to keep unfolding when in use.
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