Does it come with a wall mount for storage? I rarely use an iron, but had an old Rowenta, so better, less expensive with a wall mount?
383005
Not that I noticed. You can get wall mounts for irons and ironing boards independent of Rowenta. Its a good iron though. LSR
383006
No from my recollection it does not come with a wall mount. That would be something you have to purchase separately, but it is the best iron I haven't owned.
1863287
No, it does not. It is rather disappointing to me as my previous boards purchased had the sleeve ironing boards andthe boards were more substantial than these. Assuming this board was just like the previous boards I had purchased for anotherhome, if I had realized the quality before the carpenters installed it, I would have searched elsewhere for a better one.
1308083
I too own a Rowenta iron and it fits very well on the holder. Totally worth it.
90348
Comes with a wall mount. Similar to the dewalt. The older model which I have has a weak wall mount. This model is better. I got 40 dollars off at Xmas
1968944
Frankly I wouldn't buy a rowenta again. There are better travel irons out there for quilting. Sunbeam puts out a travel iron that is solid , it seems to be the hot item amongst quilters. My sister can't keep them on the shelf at her quilt store. There are less piece's to break because its a solid piece and does everything you need for quilting. Good luck
2275174
I have it next to my wall. It is great for what I need it. I don't iron so much but its sturdy.
1045703
It doesn't come with a wall mount if that's what you're asking, it only comes with the clip, but you could get creative and wall mount something that the clip could attach to.
1954930
We don't live in the house that had this ironing board anymore, soi can't say exactly. It was wall mounted and approx 3 - 3 1/2 ft long and 12 - 15 inches wide. I think.....
765408
Yep, it comes with mounting. Not exceptionally stable, but fine if you don't have kids or pets that will knock it around a lot.
1882095
I don't have it in front of me .. bought it for Arkansas and we are in Louisiana .. as I remember the cover is nice wood with a wood trim that goes against the wall to seal it or stabilize it .. the box the ironing arm folds up into is a plywood or particle board. All wood seemed sturdy. I wasn't totally sure about the ironing surface ..
1389806
Of course it can be wall mounted. I have a similar one. I hammered mine up with some big steel staples & it's hasn't moved in 15 years! I just bought 3 of these for the exact same reason. I'll tack all of them to my wall.
850689
I think you are saying that there won't be any wallboard. The part that mounts to the wall needs 11 inches of space to screw in the screws that holds the ironing board. The studs are 16 inches apart so the ironing board would still swivel. I hope you understand all this.
1309650
It comes with 2 pcs of angle iron to adapt to the larger receiver. It doesn't work real well, alot of movement. I bought an adapter but it still doesn't fit tight.
1355437
No I did not mount it to the wall. It stands up perfectly if you push in the metal stand in the back. I've had it standing up against the wall for several months with no problem. I suppose you could add double-sided tape to the back to mount it more securely.
824155
I mounted it to the wall with the bracket that came separately. You don't need bracket to mount to wall, but I thought you needed it. I don't like bracket because cabinet leans away from wall at the top. I did not think this unit was intended to be used with casters.
1968940
Have not used the Clover iron but know the Rowenta had a short life for the upright steam feature. It failed in less than one year, but still worked in the horizontal position. It was the second Rowenta that failed this way for me and saw that others posted the same problem
1395210
They aren't selling the ironing "Board," just the "Cover/Pad" that goes on top of the board. You can purchase the ironing "board" at any thrift store or Walmart/Kmart. The board is actually cheaper then this cover they're selling. I got my ironing "board" from the Salvation Army for $3.50, and Yes it has an iron-rest attached. This "cover" is well padded and nice, but it's just the padding/cover, not the board.