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The LifeStyles Ironing Center has a greater functionality than traditional built-in
ironing boards that cost more than the LifeStyles Center. The
LifeStyles Ironing Center takes up far less wall space that a traditional
ironing center, installs without cutting holes in the wall and offers a
full-size ironing surface that others do not. It is also the first ironing
center to include its own built-in, extendable clothes hanger. |
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Because the LifeStyles Ironing Center's ironing board opens parallel to the wall, it can be mounted almost anywhere, like walk-in
closets, laundry rooms, TV rooms and in confined spaces such as narrow
hallways. The ironing board in a traditional ironing center opens
perpendicular to the wall, requiring additional space. |
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The ironing board in the LifeStyles Ironing Center also rotates
a full 180 degrees making it convenient for left or right-hand use. Most
boards in traditional ironing centers do not rotate. Of those that do, most
only rotate 90 degrees in one direction. |
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The LifeStyles Ironing Center comes with a ventilated steel
mesh ironing board, padded cloth cover, chrome iron rest, extendable chrome
clothes racks, and a decorative ABS plastic wall cover. The LifeStyles
Ironing Center ironing board is a full 44-3/4" x 14-3/4" and the entire unit
weighs about 29 lbs. |
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Traditional ironing centers can be difficult and costly to
install. Most people will need to hire a tradesperson for installation- a
significant "hidden" cost. The LifeStyles Ironing Center is very simple to
install and can be done by the homeowner, without cutting a hole in the wall
and without special tools. The wall cover of the LifeStyles Ironing Center
can also be painted to blend with or compliment the decor of the home. |
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The LifeStyles Ironing Center was designed by Garry W. Allen,
the owner and CEO of Better LifeStyle Products Pty. Limited. Prior to
startting Better LifeStyle Products, Mr. Allen owned a commercial design and
installation company serving the residential and hotel markets. "I simply
saw a need to modernize the design of the traditional ironing center to meet
the needs of today's consumers," says Allen. |
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