How thick can the board be?
1426424
Mine is about a half inch thick but it looks like it could be as much as 3 inches thick (thought that would leave you with only a 1/4" clearance). So maybe it's best to say the maximum usable distance is 3 3/4". The minimum thickness would be set by the length of the screws.
1426425
I don't think there is any limitation on the thickness of the tray board, it screws into the bottom side of the tray and nothing hits the top side. The screws into the rails do hit the sides of it a tad though as mentioned in my review.
931718
My push-pins stick out of the back about 1/16 of an inch. By subtraction, the board itself (with cardboard backing) seems to be about 5/16 of an inch thick (just over 1/4).
1157198
Hello Wendy - the board is about .5" thick and does not have any feet. Hope that helps. Mike.
409227
I would not think it would work well. The boards are pretty heavy and dense.
2217281
There isn't a huge amount of room in the "brackets" on the board. I'm guessing no thicker than 9/32. Foam board or corrugated plastic board will fit. We use solid heavyweight poster stock.
363161
I don't have the dolly with me right now but I think the boards are an inch thick. If you look where the wheels are, you'll see boards of the same thickness. I have two of them and I'm really thrilled with the quality. Stained one and painted the other.
812745
About 2 1/2 inches. I have found it to be sturdy,just not as heavy as the 40 year old board i finally tossed out. Other people stating it isn't sturdy may have the height of the board higher than i have mine set.
1415355
Up to 2 inches thick but you need at least a 1 inch lip from edge of table.
1910792
I'd like to help you but I have yet to use this board. I too am around 200lbs and my old board was pretty much the same size and could carry me effortlessly. I have high hopes for this one. The bottom seems like it is quality plastic just thick enough to withstand abuse but thin enough to not be too heavy
1872142
I don't think there would be a problem. The lip is 1.5" h x 26" l. Overall length of the board is 28", overhanging if you will an inch on each side of the lip. With the size and weight of the board I don't see an issue.
86733
I am not certain, but my guess is about 1/8 inch thick. Certainly adequate. I am certain you would not be disappointed if purchasing this ironing board cover. Marlon Gibeu
1660588
It is 1.5" thick high grade fine particle board like all professional boards. My last one lasted 20 years.
2145203
Possible the thickness of a corrugated cardboard. A little less than 3/16 inch
579865
Can't say for sure, but it seems like it would be fine. The ones I bought were for my two grandsons. The boards seem sturdy and well made. We haven't had any problems so far.
835543
The board is approximately 15 1/4" x 20" open, and 15 1/4" x 10" when closed. Also, it is about 3" thick when closed. Hope this helps!
1567946
Thick...between 2-3mm...thicker than a typical metal one, but MUCH better than a thick emory board!
1141979
The board itself if 40 pounds and is 8 foot long. The weight limit is 140 #'s on this particular board.