Minky Ergo Ironing Board 122 x 38 cm

Very pleased with my purchase, seems to be sturdy, height adjustment smooth and spot on for ironing standing or sitting. Cover seems good, had no problems with it moving and retains the heat. Only gripe is that it arrived with a cracked foot but that’s not the sellers fault these things can happen in transit sometimes. Contacted customer service who replied promptly and sent me not just 1 but 2 replacement feet within 2days. Excellent customer service so a big well done to you. Would definitely recommend and should you have problems I’m confident that the customer service will look after you as they did myself. All in all very happy.

Alright, so Mum was on about me getting a proper ironing board – you know how mums are. My old one was a bit of a wobble fest and pretty low. Anyway, with a voucher in hand and a decent offer on Amazon, I went for the Ergo Mint Prozone Ironing Board. Got it for £37.95, a bit down from its usual £49.95. Let me tell you, it's actually made a difference. I know, who gets excited over an ironing board, right? But this isn't your average board. The cover’s got this heat-reflective thing going on, and it genuinely speeds up the ironing. No more going over the same shirt a dozen times. It's comfy to use, too, especially because you can use it left or right-handed. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but it’s a nice touch. The whole arm-aching saga is a thing of the past now. And the Flex Guide is pretty clever – keeps the cord out of the way, so no more fighting with the iron cable. Stability-wise, it's solid. No more ironing board wobbles, which is a relief. I even splurged on extra covers – not necessary, but why not? I mean, I didn't think an ironing board could be a life-changer, but here we are. It's a bit pricier than some, sure, but for the back pain it’s saved me and how much easier it’s made my life? Worth it. If you're thinking about it and can swing the price, I'd say go for it. It's a decent bit of kit for the daily grind.

Although I purchased this in January 2021 I did not dispose of my old one until February. I am a single male with not a lot of ironing so my comments although a bit delayed were relevant at the time of first use and still apply after nearly 4 months. The packaging for this was a bit poor as it arrived with the rubber feet protruding through the poly film and it had obviously been stood on the feet quite frequently during shipping which had ‘scuffed’ them quite badly, I did not consider this enough reason to request a replacement but the makers/distributers should think about improving this area of the packaging. It is a good looking board and as such I had wanted one for some years so I treated myself. The board is good and wide and both the length and iron cradle are excellent. The adjustment is very simple and easy to use whilst being positive and firm. Overall I like the whole design but there is one thing that other buyers might like to know, and one issue that I think is a real weakness in the design. A). When used for the first few times the powder coating gets stripped off the adjustment bar (see photos). On the first couple of uses I found a combination of metal/paint ‘shavings’ on the floor beneath the board and could not figure out what it was. It was not until the third time of use that I investigated and I realised that they had come from the adjustment rod. These ‘shavings’ could be a hazard for a child that might pick them up and try to eat them. In fact there is no reason to paint this rod, it would be better if it was masked out during the coating process. B) The second issue I have which others might live with, is that the quite thin metal the board surface is made from ’cockles’ upwards under prolonged heat in one place. I found this when ironing several hankies in the same area, then it ‘clonks’ back to its normal flat position after a few seconds of cooling. It’s a bit like a large scale version of those old tin toy ‘clickers’ that were popular some years ago. I find it a bit annoying and question if a thicker metal would be more in keeping with the quality of this board? It’s fine with sheets and larger items as you are spreading the heat as you iron. Thicker metal would put the weight up but it is quite light for its size/quaity. Would I buy one again? yes, as the overall design takes some beating but it is not perfect and would be close to it if the issues I have highlighted were sorted out. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON THE METAL TOP SINCE ABOVE. (11/8/21) In fact after using the board for a few months I find the 'cockling' of the top even more annoying, also what I had not fully realised is that it is in fact a 'gauze' so as well as distorting under heat it also allows steam which tuns into water under the garment you are ironing to leak through so after a lot of ironing I found a damp patch on my carpet. I assume if it was solid metal and not gauze this would cause trapped water to rust so no easy solution but it is a little annoying as I now have to put a towel on the floor under the board area!

Great sized ironing Board

The Minky Ergo Ironing Board is a well-built, thoughtfully designed piece of household kit that performs exactly as you’d hope. It’s sturdy, stable and easy to set up, making it a pleasure to use, even for longer ironing sessions. The build quality feels reassuringly solid. The board remains steady under pressure, with no wobble or flex while ironing. The surface area is generous, which makes a noticeable difference when working on shirts, dresses and larger garments. It’s also well suited for pressing bedding or tablecloths thanks to the wide surface. One of the standout features is the cover. It stays firmly in place during use - something that can’t always be said for other boards I've used. It fits snugly and doesn’t bunch or slip, allowing for smooth, consistent ironing across the full surface. The integrated iron rest is sturdy and conveniently positioned, making it easy to place and pick up the iron without breaking rhythm. Folding and unfolding the board is straightforward, and the locking mechanism feels secure. It’s also easy to move around thanks to its manageable weight and ergonomic design. The only point to bear in mind is its size: the generous surface area means it requires a bit more storage space than smaller models, so it’s worth checking where it will live when not in use. Aesthetically, it looks good too. The blue cover gives it a clean, modern appearance that feels more premium than most standard ironing boards. Overall, this is a durable, practical and well-designed ironing board that’s built for everyday use. It makes a routine task simpler, quicker and more comfortable.

Apart from being lightweight and easy to move, this ironing board has flaws that aren't immediately apparent. • I was expecting my Bosch iron to fit the iron rest at the end, which it does in way. However, the silicon pads that are attached to a lip that sticks out on either side of the iron rest do not prevent my iron from touching and burning the painted metal surface of the iron rest. Where the hot iron touched the metal, I now have small black marks of burnt paint stuck to my iron. • When enquiring about the problem with my iron not resting sensibly in the rest, the response from Minky was unhelpful as they simply stated the terms of the warranty and that I should contact the retailer (Amazon) about the problem. • There appears to be no suggestion about a suitable iron to fit the iron rest appropriately. Rather than return the board, I've opted to buy a silicon mat to sit on the iron rest to protect it from the heat of a hot iron. Not ideal, but it is a workaround. I do not recommend this product.

At first felt a bit light and flimsy compared to my old one. But it has proved to be really good to use and not flimsy at all. Really appreciate the fact it is lighter. Had it a while and not complaints at all. But with confidence.

The ironing board itself is great. Good adjustability for height, sturdy and the ergonomic iron rest works very well. Under the cover is a thin insulating pad. Cannot complain about the actual board at all BUT the cover is flimsy, too large for the board, ill fitting so it moves when ironing and it doesn’t ‘like’ my steam generator iron at all because the ‘metallic’ dots seem to make the garment pucker and crease. I have completely solved the problem by putting my virtually brand new replacement cover from my old board on top. It’s 100% cotton with its own attached pad. I would recommend if you buy this to buy a cotton replacement cover straight away as the original is not fit for purpose! I will continue to use this board now and I hope it lasts 30 years like my old one did now I’ve solved the cover issue!

Bonne planche

The greatest board ever. The only thing missing is an attached outlet.

L'asse è inutilizzabile, traballa vistosamente. Mi tocca rimetterci 4 euro per rispedirlo ad Amazon.

Très bonne qualité, robuste et plutôt légère, vu son gabarit. Le repassage est très confortable!

Received my ironing board which is what I expected but two of the feet are missing. Plus a small tear in the cover. I think the fact that it is just packed in plastic does not help this situation.