Brabantia Wall-Mounted Iron Rest and Hanging Ironing Board Holder - Cool Gray, 385742 , Black

Sturdy and worth the price. Has a heavier plastic, quality feel to it. Product looks great on the wall in my sewing room. Easy to install. Just the usual pain installing on drywall. I have one screw into a stud and an anchor behind the other. Both screw holes are elongated to allow for leveling adjustment. One is vertically elongated and one is horizontal. I installed it at a height where the bottom legs of the ironing board hit the baseboard when it is hanging. The holder keeps the top legs off the wall very nicely. So, no marks on the wall. My ironing board has T-shaped legs with a diagonal brace at the bottom. Fits just fine.

I purchased a Rowenta Steamium iron and like other reviewers here, found that it would not fit a standard holder. This was the perfect answer for my needs. It is well designed with good quality materials. The one exception is with the supplied molly screws. They are relatively small and while they probably meet the weight specifications required of the holder and a large iron, I feel that over time, those lightweight molly screws would loosen up in the drywall (given that you are constantly placing and removing the iron from the holder). I chose to replace the screws with toggle bolts (which you can buy from any hardware store for less than $2). That aside, this product has worked great in the year that I have owned it. I have never had a problem with the holder melting or otherwise being scorched by my iron (and I always place the iron directly in the holder following an ironing session). It also has a handy place to wrap your cord and the metal ironing board holder at the bottom can be removed (at your option) if you only want to use it to hold your iron.

This is nice and big and works fine holding my Rowenta iron and run-of-the-mill ironing board. As others have mentioned, installation is not a breeze but nor is it particularly difficult. Two notes of interest. 1) The cradle that holds the board is quite a bit below the cradle that holds the iron. The effect is that I had to mount the product higher on the wall that I would have liked in order to get the board up off of the floor. Thus reaching up to get the iron MIGHT be difficult for a shorter person. 2) The back of the cradle for the board rubs against the painted wall leaving those grey marks on the wall as the cradle flexes back and forth a 1/2 inch every time you take the board out and replace it. I put two felt chair leg pads on the wall behind the wire cradle to prevent the grey marks on my paint.

As the other reviewers shared, this is perfect for the Rowenta Iron. However, the ironing board holder is more for the Brabantia ironing board, but I knew this from all the reviews I had read prior to purchasing. I am a bit of a Jack of all trades, and I figured I would come up with a solution once I had the holder in hand. Once the holder was mounted, I attempted to hang my cheap Walmart-purchased ironing board up. As the other reviewers had already shared, it was a no go. I wasn't going to purchase a new ironing board just to fit this thing when the one I have is still in great shape. So I figured I needed to attach another hanger to either the ironing board or the holder without compromising the original design. Well, we had purchased one of those large folding metal dish drying racks from Ikea. The dish drying rack came with two metal arms with hooks on both ends that I assumed was supposed to keep the drying rack from folding once in the drying position. Well, that was a design overkill since the rack was staying open fine without the detachable two arms. Since these metal arms were simply sitting under the kitchen sink without a purpose, I decided to repurpose them. I also salvaged a number of grey rubberlike bands from a large printer from a former work place after a printer technician serviced the machine. He didn't properly disposed of the bands after each servicing, so I kept the bands as a possible future solution...I'm like that. They were still in great shape, but probably not to the standards required for printer operations. And so armed with the metal arms from a large Ikea drying rack and the 1.5 inch wide with a 1/2 inch diameter grey rubberband material from the serviced printer, I had my solution to the hanging problem at home. I slid two of the printer bands over the two Ikea metal arms. I placed the Y legs of the ironing board between both ends of the two Ikea Metal arms, and I locked the metal arms together with their hooks already part of the arms' design. This is now attached to the ironing board indefinitely until I need to purchase a new board in which event I would simply transfer the contraption over to the new board if it is another Y leg. This addition to the ironing board allows the Y legs to have a horizontal surface that the Brabantia holder easily grabs and holds. The printer bands offer a nonslip center surface while resting on the Brabantis holder as well as holds the two Ikea metal arms together around the Y legs of the board. No nailing. No gluing...just two items...pretty and effective. Or, you could do this with a cheap, dry cleaner metal hanger...all you truly need to get a Y leg to fit this Brabantia holder is a coat hanger. Straighten the coat hanger. Go down about four inches from where the Y legs join the single leg support attached to the board. Wrap the coat hanger around the Y legs in a 'figure eight' pattern 4 inches down from where the Y legs meet the single leg post. Twist the remaining loose ends of the coat hanger together or back into the remaining 'figure eight.' Try to get the loose end tucked and secured so that it doesn't scratch you or get caught on clothes while ironing. And make sure this is on the Y legs that will be hanging in the 'up' position when the board is hanging. No nailing, no gluing, no extra cost...just one item. Aint pretty, but functional if you don't want to replace the old ironing board that has the Y legs.

I have a Rowenta Iron and I have had a hard time finding a wall mount ironing holder, but now the search is over. This is a great iron wall mount, it fits the Rowenta with no problem at all and it has the hooks to hold your iron at the bottom. The only advise I would give some one who wants to get it, is that it comes with two screws for put the mount up. But if you notice the bar that snaps on the back of the wall mount has a hole for a smaller screw, I would use a smaller screw to attach that bar to the wall then snap the wall mount in place and then screw the other bottom screws in place just for better support. But in all this is a great wall mount for Rowenta Irons of any other large Irons out there. Product (Does the item do what it says) = A Build (Material it is made out of) = A Assembly (Putting it together) = A Your Friendly Neighborhood Consumer BK_Shark

Yes - this is a good product. It was easy to install and it's sturdy and holds both the iron and the ironing board. I recommend either ensuring that you hit the wall studs or use a header-board as I did and then mount this to the board to ensure it is on the wall securely. A header-board is just a 1x4 that you screw to the wall where you know there are studs like at the corners.

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Not only will it hold your iron safely, but also the iron board/table. Very sturdy, and it comes with everything you need to place correctly. You'll need a drill thought

This product is great because it actually fits my iron! I have a generic iron but the other holders I looked at and actually had to return were all too small. I also think wrapping the cord of the iron in this way is easier and less time consuming than on other models. I am only five foot (with a normal large sized ironing board) and I have had no problem, unlike other reviewers, with the height of it. Great quality! a bit on the expensive side.

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Very practical, useful and space saving