Which Laurastar is right for you?

The best Laurastar depends on how often you iron, the types of clothes and fabrics you care for, how much space you have and your budget. Our product finder asks five quick questions about these factors and recommends the Laurastar models that best suit your needs.

Laurastar ironing systems combine the iron, steam generator and active ironing board in one complete system, making them ideal for regular or high-volume ironing. Steam stations work with a standard ironing board and can also be used for vertical steaming, giving you greater flexibility and easier storage. Laurastar steamers are designed primarily for vertical steaming and are a great choice for quick garment care without needing an ironing board.

If you regularly work through larger loads of clothing, business shirts, uniforms, dresses or other structured garments, a Laurastar ironing system is generally the best fit. Its integrated active board and steam system are designed to make frequent ironing faster and more efficient.

If you only iron occasionally, a Laurastar steam station or steamer may be a better fit than a full ironing system. A steam station gives you the flexibility to iron traditionally or steam vertically, while a steamer is ideal if you mainly want to remove creases and refresh hanging garments.

If space is limited, consider a Laurastar Lift steam station or IZZI Plus steamer. Both are considerably more compact than a full ironing system and can be stored away when not in use. The IZZI Plus is particularly useful if you want garment care without needing an ironing board.

For structured garments such as business shirts, suits, dresses and school uniforms, an ironing system or steam station will usually provide the best result. These allow you to combine Laurastar steam with the pressure of an iron and ironing board, which is particularly useful for collars, cuffs, seams and stubborn creases.

It depends on what you wear. A Laurastar steamer is excellent for removing creases and refreshing garments directly on the hanger, particularly knitwear, dresses, jackets and everyday clothing. If you regularly want crisp collars, cuffs, trouser creases or a traditional pressed finish, a steam station or ironing system will be a better choice.

Laurastar’s ironing systems, steam stations and garment steamers use Laurastar’s Dry Microfine Steam (DMS) technology. This means choosing between the ranges is less about choosing the “best” steam and more about finding the format, features and setup that best suit how you care for your clothes.

Your budget is one of the factors considered by our product finder. Depending on your other answers, you may also see models that closely match your needs but sit outside your selected budget. Prices can also change during promotional periods, so it’s worth comparing the recommended options or speaking with a Laurastar expert before deciding.

If you’re still deciding, visit a Laurastar showroom for a demonstration and personalised advice. Seeing the different ironing systems, steam stations and steamers in use can make it much easier to understand which setup feels right for you and your home.