Rev-A-Shelf Pullout Ironing Board for Vanity Drawer, Min Opening 14.25"

I’m a professional cabinet maker and this took 2 hours to get right despite my “ trade tricks”. It works well but if you are less than handy be warned. Hire a cabinet guy!

Installed this in a rental property of mine, Fairly easy to install but the latching mechanism really sucks. Couldn't put any pressure on the ironing board without the latch coming loose and the board starting to fold. Had to remove the built on latch and installed one much more sturdy. Works great now, but customers shouldn't have to redesign their product. Wouldn't purchase this again.

Love love love this board. It’s installed in drawer in laundry room. Always out of way and convenient to use. It’s a smaller board but great for our needs.

If you buy this knowing it's limitations, it's a 4 star product...but if you buy it thinking it's a perfect full size heavy duty ironing board for everything you'll be disappointed. As other reviewers have noted, the "mechanism" can be a bit finicky (and it's not the smoothest functioning thing in the world, even installed properly). It's a great sized "touch up" ironing board, but also has limitations (like not slipping jeans over it, the folding mechanism can be insecure). Overall I still rate it 4 stars. We have it installed in a laundry room cabinet. Install wasn't super easy, but still worked out fine. Overall I feel it is worth the money and I would purchase again.

My in drawer ironing board is perfect in every way. If you, like me, hate to get out the ironing board every time you want to iron anything, and you have a pullout drawer you can sacrifice in laundry or closet, I recommend it highly. My contractor found it simple to install and it fits perfectly. No problems thus far.

Received the product and brackets were bend. No big deal, I straightened them out. Installed guides per the directions. Once assembled I found the front wire support hit the drawer front to the point it started shewing up the edge of the board! When you unfold the board it binds so hard it wants to rip the drawer front off. I had to lift the back section of the board as I unfold it to stop it from binding. The Release latch also hits the top of the drawer front also damaging it. Seems like a poor design ( I’m a mechanical engineer). Draw guides are hard to open and close. Sounds like something is scraping inside. There must be a better choice. I would avoid if you don't want a bunch of headache.

UPDATE: 5 stars for the seller immediately reaching out and listening to my suggestions for the confusing advertising of their product. They were eager to make it right, thinking they sent the wrong product. I got what I ordered; I just didn't order what I thought as described in the review below. Due to the great customer service correspondence from the company, I am changing my 1-star rating to a 3. First, shame on me for not reading the description more closely. Second, shame on whoever posts the pics/descriptions for this product because it's misleading! We purchased this for a cabinet install exactly as shown in the pictures. After spending HOURS trying to install, we realized we cannot fully open the ironing board because it hits the countertop DESPITE all measurements being well within the stated specs!!! So, make sure your countertop is completely flush with your cabinets (never seen that but maybe people do it). Next, don't watch the videos because it's not the same product. I 100% thought the board rotated AS SHOWN IN THE VIDEO. If it had, it would have worked for me. It does NOT rotate. So again, shame on me for not re-reading the info AFTER seeing the "elite rotating board" in the video. Also, it is overpriced for what you receive. If it wasn't already installed (before we figured out it's useless), I'd return. Now looking for some type of lazy Susan to rig the thing so it's able to rotate to open flat and not hit the countertop or scrape the cabinet face. It also gets stuck both opening/closing. We've had several RAS products, and this is the only disappointing one.

Altar Guild loves this ironing board in a drawer.