Steel frame, not plastic
16 × 0.6 mm oval steel tube and a metal mesh surface. You notice it when you hang it: it does not give when you rest the iron on it.
It folds flat against the wall or door: unused, it takes up no more depth than a picture frame.
Two options. On the door: it hangs from the suction cups on doors up to 5 cm thick, with no drilling. On the wall: it screws in place if you want to leave it in one spot.
Measure the thickness of your door before ordering. Five centimetres covers the standard flat door, but it's worth checking.
The cotton cover is hand washed cold and air dried. Don't put it in the tumble dryer: the felt padding loses its loft.
Fold it away dry. If you store it with steam moisture still in it, the mesh and the cover pick up a smell.
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16 × 0.6 mm oval steel tube and a metal mesh surface. You notice it when you hang it: it does not give when you rest the iron on it.
The suction cups grip on doors up to 5 cm thick. If you would rather leave it fixed, it screws to the wall.
Folded, it measures 128 × 40 × 5 cm. It stays against the door or the wall and you do not have to find a cupboard for it.
The surface is mesh, so the steam passes through instead of staying between the garment and the board.
It is made in Portugal by an ironing board specialist. It meets NF D80-010, the French standard for ironing boards: stability and strength measured by a third party.
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| What we compare | ErrekeDoor or wall ironing board | Freestanding ironing boardThe usual one | Cheap door ironing boardPlastic frame |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storing it | ✓Folded against the door: 5 cm | Behind a door, it takes up space | ✓Folded |
| The frame | ✓Steel tube | ✓Steel | ✕Plastic |
| The surface | ✓90 × 33 cm | ✓Bigger | Smaller |
| The cover | ✓Cotton with 220 g padding | It depends | ✕Thin |
| Where it is made | ✓Portugal | They hardly ever say | They hardly ever say |
We compare with the most common types of ironing board, not with any particular brand.

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Steel frame made in Portugal, compliant with the NF D80-010 standard for ironing boards.

With an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. Thousands of homes already cook and organise with Erreke.