Minky Homecare Ironing Basket Storage System

Found no other option for my "Y" board but this was difficult to mount on a door too thick for the over-the-door solution, but which has only a panel center into which screws cannot be driven. Found a solution, but must store iron on side as tip extends beyond the top of the door if rested as pictured. But it works. And that's what counts.

The hangers that go over the top of the door and the hangers that hold the ironing board rack are fitted with peg and keyhole fasteners. You insert two studs on each hanger into matching keyhole slots on the basket. They do not tighten as you pull the hanger into position so that all four hangers are prone to falling off if bumped. Holding four hangers in place so they don't drop out of their keyholes and attempting to hang the rack simultaneously is maddeningly difficult.The hangers are made of soft steel so they bend at the least touch. The act of mounting them to the basket or hanging the assembly on the door makes them bend. Fortunately, they are so soft that it is easy to bend them with your bare hands to achieve correct positioning.To keep this assembly together I use electrical ties on each hanger. One wraps around the hanger and keeps the hanger from moving away from the basket. A second tie is inserted through the lower mounting hole and looped over the top edge of the basket so that it keeps the hanger in correct position to prevent it slipping out of the over generous keyholes.It looks good hanging on the door and I was able to load it as pictured; board hanging below, an iron and a bottle of spray starch fit easily into the basket. I recommend obtaining a Velcro strip to bind the power cord after you fold it for storage. It will then hang easily out of the provided slot.