Organize It All Ironing Board Hanger with Storage, Wall-Mount/Over-The-Door, 1 Pack, White

Worked nicely mounted on the inside of my linen closet wall. Held the iron and my ironing board, along with a spray bottle and a can of spray starch. The mounting holes are perfect.

What I like:I think the construction of this is sturdy. The metal hanging brackets are sturdy enough to hole my ironing board, iron, spray starch and spray water bottle. I was able to hang this on the inside of the closet door in my sewing room. It is great because it gets everything out of the way. I did not want to drill holes in my plaster to hang the ironing board and iron, nor do I have the wall space for that. I like the metal hanging brackets because I could not attach directly to my door without adding a support because I have a two-panel door. I especially like that my ironing board does not swing when I open the door. The ironing board is actually held very well in place. In my previous house I had installed a similar holder on a closet door using screws, and my ironing board would swing and hit the door every time I opened the door. I ended up attaching felt pads to the metal stand do that my door would not get scratched. I am very happy with this purchase. It is a reasonable price and very functional.What may present an issue for some people:-First, if the top of your door is too tight fitting in the frame, the hanging brackets may not allow the door to close. I did not have that problem. But if you have a six-panel door or other solid door, you might be able to screw the holder directly to the door. The screw holes are 4 1/4" on center horizontally and 4 1/2" on center vertically.-Second, the metal hangers that attach to the door are really short. So the top of the iron is very close to hitting the door frame. There is about 12" in height clearance from where the iron sits in the holder to the top of the door. My iron is 11 1/4" high.-Finally, an over-sized iron may not fit into the holder. The rubber-coated iron holder is very rigid. The back of the iron holder is 5 1/4" wide, and the front is 3" wide, and it is about 3 7/8" deep. The water reservoir/handle on my iron fits very snugly. I have to tilt the iron slightly to get it in, but once in, it fits perfectly.

Exact what I needed to store my iron and mini ironing board. Previously had it in my linen cabinet, but I had to put it on the floor, and lean them sideways so they would fit. Decided to try an over-the-door option to free up some space. I ended up putting it on the closet door in my bedroom instead of my bathroom door to give it more clearance from the wall. Only issue I had was that it is designed to hold t-leg style, not the type that I own. I need that going in, but I found a way to make it work. Only time will tell if it will hold long term. It would be nice if they had an optional piece to add to adapt to hold the U-leg board.

This is a very good product.It is pretty much EXACTLY what you would expect as it looks just like the photos.You can do a "hang over door" installation or "screw-mount to door" installation. Given that for me hanging it over the door meant that the door would no longer be able to close, that wasn't an option for me.I was able to install it unto my door (pretty solid wooden door) with (4 of) the screws provided in the package (they provided extra). I'm not sure if your situation will be different, but try not to get put off by the lack of packaging frills for this thing, it ships pretty basic because it's very difficult to destroy this thing in transit I guess.Once installed (please, please, PLEASE ppl.. use a Leveler), you can start hanging your stuff on it. Right now it's holding my Iron Board, a water spray bottle, a Swiffer WetJet and a bottle of spray starch.. oh and yes, my Iron.Everything looks very neat and I was able to do the entire installation in under 10 minutes.The only drawback that I've seen so far, as my wife pointed out, is that it is technically possible for the spray starch bottle to slip out of it's holding space and crash down below. So far it has never happened, even with some swings and slams of the door. I'll come up with something soon to ensure that can't happen, especially since I have a son that will be toddling about sometime soon.P.S. Here is a VERY important tip for you to avoid a mistake I could have easily made: BE SURE to MEASURE, BEFORE you do anything! Measure the length of your board and hence the height on the door you will need. Failure to do this could result in your board dragging on the ground once your all done and all ready to do your first test. :)

Nice but a little hard to get ironing board on.

very easy to install. Plenty of room for the iron and 2 squirt bottles on top. I wish I'd done this years ago.some reviewers complained about the board bumping when they closed the door. I placed my board with the covered side against the door. Quiets the bump a lot.

Inexpensive storage option for an iron, ironing board, and starch. Have to admit it gets the job done but it makes noise when the door is opened or closed which is annoying.

I bought this Iron board holder for her birthday and i told her she would love ti! It holds her iron the iron board, a can of starch and a bottle of water in case she gets thirsty while she is ironing all my cloths! I mounted it in my master bathroom and screwed it to the wall so she has no reason the leave until her chores are done! The toilet is rite there!I was looking for a watch to get her for our anniversary but then i thought WFT does she need a watch for... there is a clock on the stove! So i have decided to get her a cloths basket as an anniversary gift! It will go great with this birthday gift!the down side! this item comes with 2 thin tin hooks that you can use to hang over the door... they will NOT hold the weight of this holder with the iron board and iron and they will bend straight and fall off the door and someone will get hurt! When they fell off our door and the iron hit my wife everyone thought i punched her! I would never leave a mark like that!