The Corby 4400W Pants Press gently relaxes wrinkles while applying a nice sharp crease back in your pants. There is an easy-to-use 15-minute and 30-minute electronic cycle option depending on the thickness of your pants. Once the cycle is finished the unit automatically turns off, or, if you wish to remove your pants before the cycle is finished, there is a manual-off switch as well. The Corby 4400W has a light walnut finish, a black hanger for a shirt or jacket and black feet for sturdy floor standing.Corby 4400W Pants PressAt a Glance:15 and 30 minute pressing cycles with auto-off and manual-off switchStorage for pocket contents and hanger for shirt or jacketLight walnut finishFree standing or easily mounts to a wallThe Corby 4400W gently relaxes wrinkles while putting a nice sharp crease back in your pants. View larger.Mounts Easily to the Wall to Save SpaceBy easily removing the hanger and feet, this unit can be mounted to the wall to save space. A dish located on the top of unit next to the control panel is perfect for storing loose change, keys, cell phone, and more. This unit is easy to assemble with snap-on feet an two screws to hold the hanger in place. Corby is the originator of the pants press and has been producing pants presses in England since the 1930's.How the Press WorksJust raise the lever arms and your Corby press will open wide to reveal the heating pad. This pad is cushioned to accept different fabric thickness and raised seams. At the base of the pad there is a 75mm deep section which adjusts automatically to accommodate the extra thickness of turn-ups and hems; this ensures an even pressure over the whole area of the trousers. Insert your trousers feet first into the base of the press. Smooth them into position, ensuring the existing creases are in line. As you close the press your trousers will be gently held at the feet.Firmly grip the top of your trousers, gently pulling while you close the press. Push down on one of the lever arms to lock