can you iron on the folding table?
1778137
Yes you can iron on the top. I love this laundry sorter, I have ironed on it and also use it to fold clothes on. The sorter is very well made and well worth the money.
1778138
Yes. The surface is 31" X 18" with good padding. Not as long as a standard ironing board but wider.
1778139
Yes you can iron on the folding table. It has a nice removable/washable cover and is roughly the 3/4 the length of a standard ironing board. Very happy w/this purchase, much sturdier and more attractive than any of others I've had or compared it to!
1778140
I believe you can although I've never done it - it has a padded top just like a regular ironing board, just not as big. Hope that helps.
1663499
We ironed it. Worked fine. Depending on how close you're standing to it/lens you're using wrinkles might not make a difference to visual look of photos/video.
934469
I suppose you can. I used them for a summer outdoor party with an overlay on top of them. If you have to iron the table it will have to be cool/warm because it is paper towel but has a fabric look.
546253
Oh, YES! that is the way I generally use mine. It is very sturdy and easy to adjust. Love the "hanger holder" on the end of the iron holder. A great purchase.
2256969
Yes, when folded, the legs will stick out more than just the ironing surface. About another foot or so on each side.
1530053
That's what it's designed for. You may be able to plug the iron into a converter and use it.
211514
I suppose it would depend on the type of fabric. If you are talking spandex or lycra or something like that, I would think no. If you are thinking jersey knit, possibly... I guess it would depend on how well whatever you are using holds a fold when it is ironed.
805891
Slide the main shaft (the part that you adjust for the height) all the way up and engage pin in storage hole. Flip the table bed in the opposite direction of how you would rotate when using the table, and then close the A-frame. Takes just a few seconds and folds to around half the size. Floor print of a bath mat and size of large ironing board.
1501286
I have not tried to do that, don't know how it would respond to an iron. If I did I would probably just butt the two sides together and do a wide zig zag to sew the two pieces together.
1344221
Never used it for that but I sit hot pans on it all the time so don't see why an iron would hurt it. Have used these for many years.
995829
If you drilled out the rivets that hold it on, yes. If n it, no. It doesn't seem like it would be hard to drill out the rivets.I love everything about the ironing board except the iron holder. It cradles the iron rather than is a stand area for it. It feels awkward. Otherwise it is rad. My hubby is a VERY large man-shirts are huge, this board is wide enough that the shirt doesn't touch the ground while I'm ironing it.It's sturdy and seems like it will last for years.
840199
I wouldn't iron clothes on it, but hot liquids won't hurt it. It's hard as a rock.
654956
Yes i never use irons now after I got a steamer. Can steam shirts pants anything and its all very durable not like the other flimsy ones.
804178
yes it is. But you could also use a regular iron if no machine available. Pouches are a great buy
90612
No, I didn't have to iron it when I opened it. It has some creases from being folded in the packaging, but once it was out, the creases quickly went away! I actually love mine!
2227861
I routinely iron king sized sheets and duvet covers. You just have to do it in sections. I usually fold things in half and iron one side then flip it and iron the other.
966262
Most definitely. I use this as a sewing table, there is room for a chair. The leg set up is similar to that of an ironing board. Now, I don't iron sitting down but I do use a chair when I sew.