I don't, although it would work.
I have a small tabletop ironing board. You get them at places like Walmart :x . They aren't really expensive. I have things set up in a corner. One side is my sewing machine, the other is my iron. I use the actual corner for my cutting mat. (Can't cut big pieces, but smaller things do well there. Also provides a place to lay things out before sewing and in the middle where I sort of lose track of what I'm doing.)
I use an office secretary's chair, casters, adjustable height and back, no arms, and just roll around until I have a larger piece that needs my larger ironing board.
I found a smaller iron at the antique store and my husband fixed the cord and plug. It is really light weight and small enough to get between the seams well. Must be careful though, can get really hot. Also, doesn't steam.