Can you tell me the depth of the largest iron it can hold? My Rowenta Model #DW 8080 iron is 12 inches high, 5.5" deep and 5" long. Thank you.
1252168
I can't answer precisely but can tell you that my rowena fits with room to spare. I love this product!
1252169
I have a Rowenta "Steamium" large iron. That is the reason I bought this model holder. If the 5" includes, when resting straight up, the handle portion, you should be fine. My iron (5" back of handle plus back of base) uses 3" and the other 2" just sticks out. This was the only holder that worked with Rowenta irons. Hope this helps.
1252170
The heat resistant backing height from the bottom to the tip is 8". You can put a taller iron in it and it would extend above the heat resistant plate. The depth is 5". The body part of the iron can't be wider than 5" but the handle doesn't count as it can stick out the gap in the front. The width is 6" at the narrowest spot.
223680
Base on my experience with my Rowenta DG8430, it lasted about 8 years before I had a leaking problem with it. It still works and irons very well; however, the water leaks out of it and I need to take it to the repair shop to have it repaired. The repair shop is about 40 miles from me; so to take it to the shop and then go back and pick it up, well that is my dilemma. The iron still works well.
474878
We only bought the largest and it is about 12 inches on a side and roughly 5 inches deep. It works great and can hold a whole head of cauliflower when cut into pieces. It has become the go to steamer at our house.
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I bought 32140 (I checked my order) and just measured the depth for you. I get 2 3/4" deep. Hope this helps. I also bought the Handi-Foil 32035 Steam Table Pan 1-1/2-Inch Depth (Case of 100) which I use for broiling as it's not as deep. Hope this helps. Corinne
1358519
I DO have a steam generator iron and it holds perfectly. It is sturdy enough!
487238
Using a Stanley tape measure, I get 6 1/4" for the length of the iron. The width is 1 1/4 inches at the widest part and 3/4 inch on the handle. The hot plates are approx 1" x 2 /1/2". If I place this thing in my hand, it fits from the bottom of my palm to the tip of my middle finger.I posted some pics of this iron to compare to a regular size so check back on the customer pics. At $20, I would go ahead and get it and try it if you travel a lot. I keep it my overnight bag so I don't have to pack that stuff every trip. I prefer the bigger iron, but hey...this one is perfect for overnight trips since it takes up less space. Using a Stanley tape measure, I get 6 1/4" for the length of the iron. The width is 1 1/4 inches at the widest part and 3/4 inch on the handle. The hot plates are approx 1" x 2 /1/2". If I place this thing in my hand, it fits from the bottom of my palm to the tip of my middle finger.I posted some pics of this iron to compare to a regular size so check back on the customer pics. At $20, I would go ahead and get it and try it if you travel a lot. I keep it my overnight bag so I don't have to pack that stuff every trip. I prefer the bigger iron, but hey...this one is... » Read More Using a Stanley tape measure, I get 6 1/4" for the length of the iron. The width is 1 1/4 inches at the widest part and 3/4 inch on the handle. The hot plates are approx 1" x 2 /1/2". If I place this thing in my hand, it fits from the bottom of my palm to the tip of my middle finger.I posted some pics of this iron to compare to a regular size so check back on the customer pics. At $20, I would go ahead and get it and try it if you travel a lot. I keep it my overnight bag so I don't have to pack that stuff every trip. I prefer the bigger iron, but hey...this one is perfect for overnight trips since it takes up less space. « Show Less
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I had a Rowenta although I don't know what model number it was. Both Rowenta's I owned leaked. It was very frustrating. So far the Reliable has been just that. Very Reliable.
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The widest point of the ironing board is about 15 inches. The board is approximately 4 fit. long, not counting the iron rest. The iron rest adds an additional 9 inches to the length. The widest part of the body is about 36 inches long which then tapers to a round point that is about 12 inches long. The height is adjustable to a maximum of about 38 inches. Hope this helps.
2069225
The gap between the ironing board holders is a little over 6.5" wide, so as long as the main leg part of the ironing board isn't wider than that, it should fit. As far as weight limit goes, it's pretty sturdy. I just went and pulled down on mine and it didn't budge. You might need to use a couple of wall anchors with yours but the holder itself should work fine for you!
1311307
I have no idea. I just saw the Rowenta I purchased rated by the Wall Street Journal as superb, my steamer had steamed its last suit, so I bought the one rated. The width across the front at the widest part is 12".
1383819
I was ready to buy the Rowenta Advancer, but based on your review I am rethinking this model. Do you have any suggestions for a another brand or model iron? I own a DZ1700 which doesn't get hot enough to press linen. I just want a good heavy high-wattage iron with a pointy tip for pressing the tight spots.
1062412
I have the same kind of iron and a large, heavy, nice, solid ironing board. The stand was not sufficient. The hooks were bending and did not properly wrap around the legs of my board. It did not work with my equipment, so I returned it. Instead I bought this one, which allows me to put a HOT iron in it: Brabantia 385742 Wall Mounting Ironing Table Holder, Black.
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My ironing board is 54" long and 15" wide. The Dritz plush pad is the ONLY pad that fits and even is large enough for it to wrap around the sides and still need to be trimmed. The pad is also the thickest pad that I have ever found.
43313
The best iron I have ever had! Does not leak like Rowenta products. The iron was recommended by a local quilt shop owner.
14846
That is the size of the ironing board I own. It's a tight fit, but it works. There are 2 sets of velcro straps under the board to hold it taut. I had to add another (very short) piece of velcro in order for it to reach across the underside of the board. I also have some old "garter" type of fasteners that I used to make it taut all over the board.
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it should fit 42 x12, my board is 42 x 14 and it fits a little tight underneath the edges of the board at 14 inches but fits perfectly at the 42 inches but I have no problem ironing it stays on. 12 inches would just fold over more underneath
824294
In its highest position the ironing surface is 38" above floor level. It is well-made, and if you have a bad back you will love how easily it clicks into position when you are setting it up. Best ironing board I've ever used.