The CPSC urges parents and caregivers to secure new and existing furniture against tip-over accidents this holiday season in order to prevent severe injuries and deaths to children.
More than 1 million IKEA chests have been recalled, after it was discovered that the furniture does not meet stability standards and poses a tip-over risk if not properly anchored…
IKEA has agreed to pay $46 million to the parents of a two-year-old who died when a dresser fell on him after the dressers should have been recalled.
IKEA is reportedly refusing to recall dressers that have tipped over on children, resulting in at least one death, because they meet voluntary industry standards, according to Consumer Reports.
The CPSC is warning the public to heed an IKEA dresser recall issued last year following reports that an eighth child has died after a tip-over accident involving the dressers.
A new report warns that the number of recalls linked to products that threatened child safety increased in 2016, and it took longer, and more injuries, before manufacturers pulled the…
A new report highlights steps that can be used to avoid furniture tip-over accidents.
The top ten recalls of 2016 had a wide range of impact, from cell phones to flour to hip implants.
IKEA has agreed to pay more than $50 million to settle three wrongful death lawsuits by the parents of children who were crushed when MALM dressers tipped over onto them.
Tens of thousands of IKEA child safety gates are being recalled after reports that they failed to lock properly, resulting in children and users falling and injuring themselves.
