🔨 Ironing Board Holder by Evelots - Easy Over Door/No Tool or Wall Mount - Convenient Iron & Bottle Storage Baskets Review

Works like a charm. The kit includes everything you need for wall mounting. Easy to mount over a door or on a wall. feels strong Good price, fast delivery.

My only complaint is that it makes a lot of noise when turning the ironing board on and off. There are holes to screw the bracket to the door, but I don't want to put nails/screws in my door.

I love this organizer! Cleans so many things and tidies up. I always keep an ironing board upstairs but now we rarely use it so it's always handy but out of the way. Just put it on today but it seems solid enough.

Ironing board holder is good. I like the ability to fit aerosol strength and a water bottle in the holder. My only issue was that after removing the ironing board the bracket was gone. You must move any other items that may be in the holder. Two hands move over the door and it falls if you don't. Otherwise it serves its purpose.

Unfortunately, you shouldn't use the storage space for starch bottles next to the iron. The weight likely caused the metal to warp due to the original fixed clip at the top of the door. I hobble around and carefully close the door as it might break at any moment. Too many problems for a return. The iron worked fine. My large round ironing board legs fit with no problem (my initial concern). Would recommend stronger metal if available. You can fix it, but I'm no optimist.

This is a plastic coated welded steel wire. It has four screw holes and an attached pocket with 4 screws and anchors, and two moveable hangers above the door. I was planning on using screws but the hangers allowed me to try on site first. They work so well I left them there. And now there are no more holes in my door. I love it. A large iron fits easily with a cord, and an ironing board is a snap. If you don't like it next week, don't worry. no damage, no foul. Move it wherever you want with no

I make my own because I have metal shears and a vise. If you strain that suction cup, the fragile, pathetically curved metal hooks will fly off the top of your door and everything will fall to the ground, including your very expensive iron. In fact, these are the cheapest hook devices I've seen. I go to my shop and then use 16 gauge sheet metal about 5" in diameter to make a strong hook of the right width for the door. I couldn't fix my last better made stand because it broke at the weld and I…