Bed Bath & Beyond is no longer in business. The remedy is not available. Discard this product. August 3, 3023.
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Recalled SALT Lounge Chair (gray) -
Recalled SALT Lounge Chair (black)
The locking mechanism on the chair frame can disengage, posing a fall hazard.
About 10,000 (In addition, about 330 were sold in Canada)
Bed Bath & Beyond is no longer in business. The remedy is not available. Discard this product.
Recall Details
This recall involves SALT Lounge Chairs sold in gray with SKU 69476172/UPC 444800007102; and black with SKU 69476173/UPC 444800002947. The chairs consist of a metal tube frame and a fabric seat cushion. There is a locking mechanism on each side of the frame.
Bed Bath & Beyond is no longer in business. The remedy is not available. Discard this product.
The firm has received 19 reports of chairs breaking, including four reports of minor injuries from falls.
Liberty Procurement Co. Inc., of Union, N.J., an affiliate of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., of Union, N.J.
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