Joseph Joseph Glide Ironing Board with Cotton Cover

Joseph Joseph Glide Ironing Board with Cotton Cover

Product number: 53310

Solve the age-old problem of where to store your bulky ironing board with the very clever Joseph Joseph Glide Ironing Board. Whether you're frantically ironing a last-minute work shirt or working your way through your weekly wash, the Glide is so easy to set up, you'll get through the ironing in no time, and it couldn't be easier to store once you're done.

What you get

• Glide Ironing Board
• 100% cotton cover
• Hanging bracket

Easy to store and carry

The Glide's compact folding leg design means both sets of legs fold down to the bottom end of the board, saving tons of space and avoiding scuffing your walls or getting the legs caught on other household objects (we've all been there). A large handle on the back of the board makes it really easy to carry, and it doubles up as a secure hanging hook for convenient storage when used with the included bracket. You can hang it on the back of a door, inside a cupboard, or even on your kitchen wall.

Got you covered

Ideal for conventional steam irons, the Glide's easy-fit cover has a high-quality padded underlay and anti-rip 100% cotton top layer, creating lovely smooth surface for ironing. The cover also has a heat-resistant silicone iron rest built in for convenience, which complements the streamlined design of the board. And it couldn't be easier to change the cover thanks to the handy cord toggle that makes removing and fitting it a doddle.

Adjustable height

The easy-release lever allows you to set up your board in one smooth motion, and it's incredibly quiet, perfect for those midnight ironers among you (we know you're out there!). It also adjusts to an impressive seven different positions, from 84cm all the way up to 99cm.

5-year manufacturer's guarantee

About Joseph Joseph

Innovative and practical, the design team at Joseph Joseph are renowned for their skills in adding a little sophistication and fun to the most mundane household helpers. And, no matter what they turn their minds to redesigning, we always wonder why didn't we think of that?'