Minky Table Top Ironing Board, Therma-lite Board, LumiFlex Cover, Compact Iron Table, Non-Slip Folding Legs, Lightweight, 70 x 34cm, UK Manufactured

I needed a small ironing board to press small sewn items without dragging out my larger ironing board. This tabletop board is perfect. It's light and compact yet sturdy enough for my needs. It unfolds easily but make sure you click the legs right back until they slot into place to avoid it collapsing on you mid-iron. Ask me how I know!Overall, ideal for anyone short on space, sewing enthusiasts like me and portable enough for travel. It would be great in a caravan or campervan, or for students living in halls. Great value for money too.

My conventional ironing board collapsed after many years service. I don't like ironing although I admit for some things it is necessary. What I wanted was an ironing board that would not put up too many barriers that would 'prevent' me doing the ironing.Perceived barriers:Robust ironing boards tend to be both expensive and heavy.Cheap ironing boards tend to collapse if you try to iron a duvet cover or double sheetThey take up a lot of spaceThey are difficult to storeThey are often complicated to put up, frequently pinching your fingersThey are never at a comfortable height.This is cheap, light and sturdy.It is easy to use and easy to storeIt is slightly smaller than a conventional ironing board, but not significantly so - I can still manage to iron double sheets.Highly recommended (and if you find you have made a mistake, you haven't spent a fortune!)

I'm glad I got this for my kitchen table. I don't iron a lot nor am i a good ironer but this suits me as it can be taken out and used quickly. Sturdy too and can be stored easily.Can't say it's great for very big items though.

Perfect size for someone who doesn't do a lot of ironing - tops, shirts etc It is light weight but sufficiently sturdy and easy to store away. Good value for money.

Great for my caravan, easy to store and lovely to use. I had a look at a few of these in different shops but decided to go for this one despite it being more expensive- it was worth the extra money!

Keep in our utility room which isn’t massive hence the mini board purchase. It works and it’s easy to store but after few weeks it’s somehow twisted and doesn’t sit flush on worktop. Quite awkward to use now. I’ve weighted it overnight to try and get it to twist back but no avail.

Don't iron clothes needed this for my artwork which is just the right size, legs collapse and so can keep flat

It's good if you have limited space or don't want to grapple with a heavy board. It's worth bearing in mind that you can really only iron double thickness, ie you can't pull an item through to iron just one side since the low little legs, and the table it's on get in the way. I'd like it if you could prop it up higher, that might help. If you're ironing sheets I wouldn't bother with this, it's too small. If ironing a shirt you can unbutton to reach just one thickness, but then the rest of the shirt drapes over whatever table you're using so can get creased again. I only iron in the summer really, and got rid of my big board, but if I were to take up sewing again I'd get another.