the small board with pivoting device as illustrated in fig9 102 is similar in detail to the embodiment illustrated in fig9 97b except that the embodiment of fig9 102 may be dis assembled like the board embodiment illustrated in fig4 43b supra additionally the supporting members 95 each have legs 84 which are quite similar to legs 84 in the embodiment of fig9 94 however the opposite legs 96 terminate in circumferential sleeves 97 which are fixed on a rod 98 connected to the lower surface of larger ironing board or table 87 as shown in fig1 105 this structure is complemented by bar 99 which is pivotally secured at one end to the underside of larger ironing board or table 87 and releasably secured at its other end by a tightening knob or the like for locking support members 95 in relationship to the bottom surface of larger board or table 87 as shown in fig1 104 and 105 the embodiment of fig9 105 provides additional flexibility in that not only can it be dis assembled and stored in a smaller space but the detachable right hand portion of the smaller board can be extended at least somewhat during use for example when ironing on entire sleeve or children 39 s trousers or the like to facilitate such use any cover placed on the two piece extendable ironing board likewise needs to be in corresponding separate pieces fig9 and 103 also illustrate that larger ironing board.