Folding ironing board for clothes

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The ironing board according to the invention is therefore intended for ironing garments in their entirety, and in the least accessible areas, and comprises a long narrow board under which is fixed a metal support/base that folds out sideways.
Under the board there are two support legs in the shape of a horizontal U, articulated at their horizontal upper arms so that they can be folded out flat on either side of the board, and means for connecting the lower horizontal arms of the two legs together so that they are further apart than the spacing between the two upper arms, to ensure that the two legs remain stable in the erected position.
The legs may be of unequal height and length to allow the ironing board to be placed in a horizontally offset position with respect to the surface of a larger board to which it is attached, the lower arms of the support legs being slipped into holding means beneath the larger ironing board.
Articulations between the upper arms and a larger board may consist of grooves in the arms held in saddle clips fixed under the larger board and thus holding the arms axially in place.
The lower arms of the legs are longer than the upper arms.
The board has connecting means namely pivoting means fixed under the larger ironing board in such a way that the board can be folded under the larger ironing board.
The board is mounted so that it can pivot about a vertical axis on the horizontal upper arms so as to be able to free up the working area of the larger ironing board.