October 16, 1996- Wood Tilter Chair Recalled by Global Industries
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product SafetyCommission (CPSC), Global Industries Inc. of Marlton, N.J., is announcinga voluntary recall of about 2,500 Wood Tilter chairs sold primarilythrough Staples between July 15, 1996, and October 5, 1996. The seat maybreak when pressure is exerted on the backrest, which could result in theoccupant falling from the chair.
August 2, 1996- Executive Chair Repair by Global Industries
June 5, 1996- Furniture Recalled by Thayer Coggin
May 23, 1996- Recliner Chair Recalled by Golden Chair & Allen Manufacturing
In cooperation with the U.S. ConsumerProduct Safety Commission (CPSC), Golden Chair of Houlka,Miss., and Allen Manufacturing of Benton, Tenn., areannouncing the recall of about 142,000 recliner chairsbecause small children can get trapped or strangle in therecliners.
December 26, 1995- Recliner Chair Recalled by Astro-Lounger Furniture
In cooperation with the U.S. ConsumerProduct Safety Commission (CPSC), Astro-Lounger FurnitureManufacturing Company Inc., of Houkla, Miss., is recallingapproximately 1,000 recliner chairs. The space between thechair's seat and foot rest, measuring 6.75 inches, does notmeet voluntary industry standards. The space is large enoughto entrap a child's head and strangle the child.
April 17, 1995- Desk Chair Recalled by Kmart
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer ProductSafety Commission (CPSC), the Kmart Corporation of Troy, Mich.,is recalling 148,990 desk chairs. The chair's seat post mayunexpectedly separate from the pedestal base, causingsomeone sitting in the chair to fall.
MARCH 17, 1993- Stacking Chairs May Collapse Causing Serious Injury
March 9, 1992- Folding Chairs Being Voluntarily Replaced
August 21, 1990- Certain Virco Stack Chairs May Collapse
June 15, 1988- Convertible Ladder-Chair Recalled by Maxton/Cox Furniture
April 23, 1987- Children's Lawn Chair Recalled by Actional Industries
February 11, 1987- Children's Chairs Recalled by Dellano's Mexican Products
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