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Question: How tall is it with the ironing board folded? I only have 36" clearance.
Document: Not near as sturdy as I had hoped for the high price. 3 of the bolt holes had to be tapped to use screws supplied. Ironing board seems to have a good pad and design concept is a good idea. Cart easily moves with wheel brakes set on tile floor.
This product was exactly as advertised. It is sturdy and works very well and is perfect for the area I have available. The ironing board pad cover could have been better considering how much I paid for it (it is a dull, rough cotton). Fortunately, I sew and can make or adapt another one, but someone else should consider the problem with replacing it later because it is not a standard size ironing board.
This cart is very poor quality considering the price. It comes in a LOT of pieces that don't fit together well and, in some instances, the screws don't fit. I doubt it would last if we were planning to move it around much. Good idea - poorly executed.
There is one sheet of poorly printed paper with difficult to read pictures and not one word printed on it. Now I have put a million pieces of furniture, etc. together and was able to muddle through, but I felt sorry for someone who has never done something like this before. So as I said I was satisfied with product and would recommend it.
I bought this for my sewing room / art cave. It did take a little longer to put together than I would have preferred. And, I did have to find some extra screws from other projects to finish it. It's very likely my error, but I still needed a socket wrench and some better nuts as fasteners. The ones included with the product wouldn't cinch down tight enough and left a wobbly arm. Using just the parts they included, it was way too flimsy.
Answer: Just under 34" with the wheels screwed all the way in