- Heavy-duty ironing board is sleekly designed and built to last
- Ergonomic elongated oval top with gently tapered tip suits both right- and left-handed users
- Steel mesh work surface for maximum steam flow; heat-resistant silicone iron rest and garment rack
- Integrated 100 percent cotton cover with thick pad and secure quick-clip fasteners
- Sturdy tubular steel legs with non-slip grips adjust to 39 inches; board measures 18 by 49 inches
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An ironing board for the 21st century, Rowenta's Precision ironing board (model IB6100) is sleekly designed and built to last. Comfortable for right or left handed users, the symmetrical, ergonomically shaped board features a treated metal mesh table surface that resists rust and provides sturdy surface. The sturdy tubular steel legs have non-slip grips, and adjust to 39 inches for ironing while standing or seated. An integrated iron rest on the back end of the board provides a place to rest iron, adding convenience and safety. It comes with a thick, integrated cover made of 100 percent cotton with a thick felt pad for a smooth ironing surface. This board uses model ZD6010 replacement covers, and the cover uses Rowenta's Quick Clip fastener to tighten it securely. The board measures 18 by 49 inches.
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A high-quality ironing board designed and manufactured to the high quality standards that have made Rowenta the leading name in Garment Care. Features a steel mesh surface that optimizes steam flow, with an integrated cover with 100 percent cotton top and thick felt pad. Ergonomic board shape is comfortable for right or left handed users, and the narrow tip fits inside clothing and conforms to shoulder curves. Integrated iron rest provides a place to rest iron, adding convenience and safety. Heavy-duty steel legs provide maximum stability and durability. The board’s advanced features reduce ironing efforts and enhance results.
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34 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Heavy duty!,
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I just received this board. It's larger than it looks. I was surprised at how wide it is. It's about 50% wider than "normal" boards. Almost like you're ironing on a table.
It's super sturdy and the entire unit is made of heavy duty steel so the board is a bit heavy. It's built like a tank so I expect it to last a long time.
25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Rowenta IB61005 Precision Ironing Board,
By Gerry (Pennsylvania) - See all my reviews
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This ironing board is sturdy and the wide ironing surface is superior. The accompanying cover is thick but could be more taut. I'm glad I bought it.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Stylish and Well Made,
By Mathew (Michigan) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Rowenta Precision Ironing Board (Kitchen)
I recently tried the Polder 1751w-69 Deluxe ironing board when this Rowenta was temporarily unavailable through Amazon. The Polder ironing surface was concave in the middle due to the cover being too thin and cheap. The board itself was very sturdy, but after ironing some clothing I just was not happy so I returned it. Soon afterward, this Rowenta became available again so I thought I'd give it a try. I am thrilled with the purchase. The ironing board is stylish and even more sturdy than the Polder. The picture on Amazon isn't a good example of how good it looks in person. Also, the board cover and pad are very thick and supportive for the clothing being ironed. I also recently purchased a Rowenta DZ5080 Focus Iron. The only slight negative about the Rowenta ironing board is that their own iron fits more securely on the Polder ironing board than the Rowenta ironing board. It does, however, fit in the opening on the Rowenta just fine. It just tends to sit crooked and moves around a little sometimes when compared to the Polder which easily holds it in place. Even considering this, I would still purchase the Rowenta over the Polder.
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