My wife loves this. I love that my wife loves it because now I get non wrinkly clothes and I don't look like a hobo while I'm walking to work. Of course, not looking like a hobo means that I make less money because people aren't handing me spare change anymore.

It was fairly easy to mount. Only took me about an hour and I didn't even come close to exhausting my supply of swear words. Of course, I'm ex-navy and an ex submarine sailor so my supply of swear words is effectively infinite.

To sum it up, my wife is happy, I don't look like a hobo, I don't have as much spare change and I don't have to worry about confessing any evil thoughts to my priest. About this anyway. Your mileage may vary.

The measurements provided in the instructions are spot on. If you correctly measure your holes (twice) then you shouldn't have trouble hanging this. I removed the board when hanging, which makes it infinitely easier to handle. I also had a 17 year old young man at my disposal, which also helps.

I hit a stud with one of the upper holes and used a large hex head bolt for it (7/16" head, 3" long) then in the upper right I used a heavy duty 3/16" toggle bolt anchor. Finally for the bottom hole, which doesn't carry much weight, I used a self drilling #6 anchor. Both anchors in the picture. It seems sturdy enough now. Not sure about the results using the provided anchors.

The board screws were lose when it arrived so check the screws even if you don't end up removing the board for installation. The hinges were already tight and the door closes flush at every edge, which is nice!

The only deducted star is for the leg. The leg wood was split a little at the top where the screw was probably not put in straight. Fortunately the leg only holds weight and no sideways pressure, so I'm not worried about it failing. It just is not the best look when it shows up like that. If the manufacturer wants to send me a new leg, I'll add a star. :)

The shelves are tall enough to hold spray bottles (see picture of spray 'n wash). However, my Rowenta Focus iron has no hope of fitting in there (see picture). If you have a tiny iron, it might be OK. But anything bigger won't fit inside the cabinet.

Overall, though, this is a pretty nice ironing board cabinet. I'm happy with the purchase. Really cleaned up the laundry room and adds a level of polish that makes it feel higher end.

We had to give up our full sized ironing board when we needed to turn the spare room into a nursery. Our Rowenta iron fits perfectly on the top shelf and the other shelves hold our starches and lint rollers. The board feels very sturdy. We did find it easier to remove the door while installing since the unit is a bit heavy and and can be awkward when trying to use the screwdriver and hold the cabinet at the same time.

So far I like this unit. I would've liked it better if there was a convenient place to put the iron inside the unit. There are shelves but my iron is a little too big. Although I do keep in the cabinet, It just hangs off the shelf a bit. But the thing that concerns me is the weight of the box. I hope it holds up. I used the 3 screws that came with the unit, plus 1 additional screw. Because only 1 of the top screws is in a joist I felt that it needed to be a bit more secure so I drilled an additional hole at the bottom of the unit and added another screw in the joist.
So far though I am very satisfied.

Item arrived in 2 days. No damage. Exactly as described.

My only complaint is that the installation directions insist at least one mounting screw be screwed into a stud. However, the screws provided only stick out the back of the unit one inch. With 3/4 inch sheetrock, this leaves only 1/4 inch to be in the stud which is not enough because the unit is very heavy. Longer screws are needed for proper installation.

I recommend getting at least two screws into a stud or wood support of some kind if possible.