Why can't someone just give the actual dimensions here? My board is 42" X 14" and I'm NOT looking for an opinion on noise level!
1261929
The board itself is 42" x 14". The bracket that actually hangs on the door is 48" x 16". There are two (2) over the door hangers that come with it for 2 thickness sizes of door. Hope this helps.
1261930
I don't know why somebody would comment on noise level for a ironing board cover but my door hung ironing board is exactly 42" by 14" and this cover did not fit. The pad is so snug that the Velcro straps that are supposed to hold it in place open up and the whole thing just winds up bunching at the tip.
1261931
I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but... » Read More I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. « Show Less
1261932
OMG I cannot believe how many people "answer" a question completely disregarding what was asked...DIMENSIONS people what are the dimensions of the freaking pad we are considering buying!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
919848
This is a mATX board so it will fit with tons of room to spare, no worries!
1419810
I have no idea why the header says 14 x 18, but it's totally incorrect. The glass board itself measures precisely 16" x 20". :-)
348343
Since its not a flat board there's probably a little distortion involved, but my tape measure says 16 and 7/8 by 5 and 7/8 inches. This is measuring from one edge of the keyboard to the other and is a little larger than the dimensions you'd get if you measured from where the keys begin.
1154789
Well most e-atx boards are 12X13 so I say yes....... here the Product Dimensions: 17.4 x 13 x 16.7 inches
1384778
I don't know. The dimensions are posted somewhere in the description of the product.
350
Well it is more like a nickel board, given that it is 27 inches, which is longer than the standard 22-23 inches. I found this size more useful for my needs and my foot size but if you want the smaller size then go for that. I would recommend getting a decent set of bearings to switch out with, but besides that I love mine and I've almost had it for a year.
1123298
7.032" L x 3.544" W x .792" T (Top of the capacitor to under the board)Plan for enough space under the board as the component pins stick out another .131 from the bottom of the board (at least on mine)
1114304
No. I'm not at home so I can't measure, but no, those dimensions are way wrong. It seems a little smaller than the noise that came with a desktop. Very comfy to use.
1322210
Sorry Manuel, I installed the more common uATX sized board (about 9 1/2 inches or 24cm square). It was a fairly tight fit. Only one or two millimeters to spare. A mini-ITX board should fit fine. One useful tip: While installing my board, I found the back "I/O" shield to be tricky to mount. The numerous springy ground strips kept getting in the way. I recommend that you fit the shield BEFORE mounting the board. I hope this will be some help.
19906
The board is 14" x 17.5". The lip is 2" and the board around the three remaining sides is 1". Hope this helps.
65220
MicroATX boards can be anywhere between 171.45 mm × 171.45 mm (6.75 in × 6.75 in) and 244 mm × 244 mm (9.6 in × 9.6 in) in size.As far as mobo length (the side that runs along the rear of the chassis from the left side to the right side) - don't go any longer than 203mm (ie. no bigger than Mini-DTX - I had to file down a poprivet just to get the Mini-DTX motherboard to fit)As far as depth (the length from the rear of the chassis in towards the centre/front) - don't go any longer than 180mm
1287002
Not very. Look at the screw driver and bits and judge it? Wouldn't be more than 25x20x6cm's. I can measure for you if you like?
1113770
Yea its definitely not a regular size board. Actually its a lot smaller.....quality on it is pretty terrible as well. I definitely should have done more research before I purchased that board.
143704
Alon, If you check my original review I just added some pics marked up to show some of the dimensions- hope they help!
274971
Yes. I bought one for my son. His board is 42". It fit fine plus it adjusts down.
451081
Thanks for the info. If there is a sound adjustment, I cannot find it. I've read the manual 3 times and cannot find where they mention an adjustment. I think our board is defective.