Metaltex Alcor Table Top Ironing Board - Perfect for Small Homes and Travelling - Cubes, 75 x 34 x 15 Centimetres

Excellent product. Excellent service. Highly recommended.

This neat little ironing board is surprising well made and ideal for smaller ironing jobs. Because of its structure, when used with a steam iron or a steam generator type of iron the steam can escape through the base which is excellent. The legs which fold out don't seem to lock into place - I would have preferred that, however they are angled sufficiently and the whole thing seems sturdy enough (but it has only been used a couple of times so far).Overall I am impressed with the item. We have both a full sized ironing board as see this Metaltex one as more for occasional use. However, if you are tight on space and find that a full sized ironing board is too big to store etc - then this smaller product may be ideal. So, no complaints so far.

Much smaller than expected and cover on it is very thin meaning imprints of the metal framework can be left on clothes, however it is still possible to use somewhat and is still good value for money.

It took ages to find the size I needed. They were all too small or too big. This was the only listing that was the perfect size for what I need. Thank you

I brought this thinking it would be perfect for my ironing needs in my tiny London studio, but to be honest it is rather impractical for me. The legs are not very sturdy and the ironing surface is actually not big enough. I know it's meant to be small hence the 3 stars I think it was too small in my estimation to be of any use but then I don't have enough space for a bigger on.I'll have to continue to iron on my bed lol

Very unstable, kept collapsing when irioning

Bought this portable ironing board for the caravan, light weight but sturdy, very pleased

I give it four stars because on the whole it works for me but it has problems. I needed a small ironing board for ironing seams when I'm sewing, and this is the only one that is actually smaller than your full-sized one. The others are really way too big for a table top with all the sewing stuffs on as well. But this board has two problems: (1) the padding is too thin so the lattice is getting imprinted onto some fabrics - this is easily sorted by adding some felt under the cover; (2) the legs keep folding, this is annoying, so my husband who is a carpenter, had to make me a rig to fix the legs. If your husband is a blacksmith, he could probably solder some clips to fix the legs, but for all other kinds of husbands, you're stuck.