The yellow flowered cloth on the top of the larger ironing board is loose and does not stay on; this cloth has several holes in it. The yellow flowered cloth on the smaller bottom ironing board is staying on quite nicely. Both the smaller and larger yellow flowered cloths have stains from use, but the larger one has quite a few more stains than the smaller one. The fabric underneath the larger and smaller yellow flowered cloths both have lots of stains on them.

There are several cracks in the wood of the smaller ironing board. There is one crack that goes all the way through the board that is approximately 10 inches long (the darker line, that can be seen in picture #12, is the crack that goes all the way through the smaller ironing board).

The larger ironing board looks somewhat warped.

You can rather easily pull the top board up so you can use this ironing board or you can lay the boards flat against each other to make the whole ironing board easier to store. (In other words, this board can be folded flat for easy storage or lifted back up for use).

The larger sleeve ironing board is approximately 25 3/8 inches long by 7 1/2 inches wide at the widest point. The smaller sleeve ironing board is approximately 22 5/8 inches long by 5 1/4 inches wide at the widest point.