Full-size ironing board Leifheit 72577

The Leifheit 72577 full-size ironing board offers a large 1200 x 380 mm surface and adjustable height up to 87 cm, designed for steady, efficient ironing of garments and household textiles. The multicolour cover gives the board a contemporary appearance while the construction focuses on stability and comfortable working posture. Its full-size dimensions make it suitable for a broad range of items from shirts and blouses to bed linen and tablecloths.

Advantages

This ironing board combines a wide ironing surface with a height-adjustable frame that supports ergonomic use and reduces strain during prolonged tasks. The robust frame provides stable support, helping to keep garments flat and preventing wobble while pressing. The multicolour finish offers a visually pleasing look for home laundry areas and the overall design balances compact storage with a practical working area.

Suitable for

• Everyday ironing of shirts, blouses and trousers
• Pressing larger textiles such as sheets and tablecloths
• Household laundry tasks that require a stable, full-size surface

Key specifications

• Work surface dimensions: 1200 x 380 mm
• Height adjustment up to 87 cm for ergonomic use
• Full-size board type suitable for a variety of garments and textiles
• Product colour: multicolour
• No castor wheels — designed for stable stationary use

How to use

Place the ironing board on a level, stable floor and unfold the frame until it locks securely. Adjust the height to a comfortable working level, up to 87 cm, by using the height adjustment mechanism and ensure the board is stable before placing garments on the surface. Lay items flat on the board and use an iron according to the textile manufacturer’s care instructions. After use, allow the ironing surface and iron to cool, then fold the board and store it in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the board with an iron set to the appropriate temperature for each fabric and press garments on a flat, even surface. Avoid placing hot irons directly on the cover when not in use and store the board folded in a ventilated area to prolong the cover and frame life.