Description
Turn your standard ironing board into a spacious pressing surface with a Sullivans BetterBoard. This overlay offers plenty of space for big projects and more. Simply place over your existing ironing board to create a 59″ x 22″ work surface. It ships completely assembled with a smooth laminate surface and rounded corners. Bottom railings are 14.875″ wide and will fit over most standard ironing boards.
It is great for pressing lengths of fabric and quilt tops easily and quickly. Sit or stand while working on projects such as ironing, quilting, crafting, cutting, and more. The ironing board can be lowered or raised to your desired height making the BetterBoard an ideal solution for any type of project. Save on space too! The BetterBoard folds in half with a convenient carrying handle for easy storage and travel.
- BetterBoard instructions available for instant download.
- No assembly required.
- Durable, lasting laminated surface is easy-to-clean.
- Folds in half for easy storage and travel.
- Offers plenty of space for your biggest projects.
- FREE fitted ironing cover with protective pad included. Replacement Cover available for purchase.
- Ironing Board not included. Additional accessories not included.
TABLE DIMENSIONS
- Extended: 59″ L x 22″ W x 1″ H
- Closed: 29.5″ x 22″ W x 2.25″ H
- Weight: 22 lbs.
Jay –
This is the BEST find ever, need a small table/ ironing and being to cut at table and adjust height I want or need . Great space saver for small rooms or tiny homes.
mlemail (verified owner) –
My Better Board by Sullivan arrived this week. Took it out and read the instructions–it says to place the foam down before the cover. There I’d no foam, but there is a piece of felt. A cotton cover and a piece of felt isn’t going to shield the heart from the laminated board. It needs a real heat-resistant cover. On top of that, the covert I revived is dirty. I’m hoping to have to wash it before I put it anywhere near my quilt pieces.
I think my biggest concern is that the board is heavy and my normal ironing board isn’t as steady with this on top. I’m worried about it tipping over.
My next project will be finding a way to stabilize the whole unit and making a heat-resistant cover, so that it is usable.