Thank you, Enduring. I did peek at the Rev-a-Shelf and Hafele websites, as well as Iron Away and Nutone. I'm concerned that even the 42" fold-down may not fit in my tiny space because it projects out more than the 42" once it's folded down. Do you know the length of your Rev-a-Shelf board, and also the measurement of how far it projects from the cabinet face once you set it up?

By the way, that looks like a really nice laundry set-up. I love how everything is built in!

The projection from the face of the overlay cabinet door is 37-3/4".

I have the same model, and like enduring, I think I’d recommend the wall mount if you’ve got the space. I didn’t. I am happy to have it, and do use it for quick things, like a shirt or pillowcase, but for serious ironing, the big rattletrap comes out of the guest room closet.

I would say that which ever type is the most stable would be best. The drawer type is a little wiggly.

I have a wall type . My house is 23 years old and the ironing board has held up fine.

I like it and would put it in again. The board is shorter than a free standing board and so if you are ironing slacks for a tall person, it can be a bit of a problem.

Finding covers for the board can be an issue. The manufacturer of my board is no longer in business. I've had to order covers, either from Amazon or H.D.

Thanks so much to Enduring, MizLizzie, and Grapeleaves for all the helpful information! If possible and not too expensive, we may move a wall to give a bit more room for the wall type of board. If not, then it sounds like the drawer type will be fine for the kind of ironing that will be done most of the time.