Ironing Boards

An ironing board is a foundational tool for garment pressing in domestic settings, featuring a heat-resistant flat panel (typically constructed with a wooden core covered in heat-insulating fabric or metal mesh) and a height-adjustable stand as its core structure. It operates by providing a stable, supportive surface to withstand the heat and pressure of an iron, utilizing its insulating layer to buffer thermal transfer, thereby enabling the smoothing and setting of fabric fibers. This product serves household users, clothing retailers, and professional laundry services, with primary applications encompassing daily garment care, the finishing of delicate fabrics, and final pressing stages in garment production. Product forms are generally categorized into three types: lightweight tabletop models for compact spaces, foldable freestanding models (often featuring height adjustment) for easy storage, and professional models equipped with a sleeve board attachment designed for specialized areas. Modern variants incorporate safety enhancements such as non-slip bases and steam-permeable grid structures, with some premium models featuring magnetic iron rest zones to significantly improve operational safety.