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MAXI WOOD PRO Pine Ironing Board
MAXI WOOD PRO Ironing Board
Dimensions and Ironing Surface
• Ironing surface: 130×47cm – oval shape
• Height adjustment: progressive system, up to 97cm
Structure and Materials
• Frame: solid and elegant, made of solid pine wood
• Ironing board: metal mesh with epoxy-polyester coating
• Optional cataphoresis treatment: enhanced corrosion resistance
Comfort and Ironing Performance
• Cover: 100% steam-permeable cotton
• Padding: 8 mm felt layer for comfort and smooth ironing
• Cover options: available in various colours and patterns
• Heat protection: non-skid, heat-resistant silicone strips
Practical Features
• Iron rest: suitable for steam irons and steam generators
• Sliding station: integrated platform for space efficiency
• Storage: folds flat, easy to handle and store
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