Urgent recall for popular Ikea desk chair over fears about it collapsing
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Urgent recall of popular Ikea desk chair over fears it might collapse
- The Odger swivel chair has been recalled for fears that it could injure its users.
- The popular Ikea product has problems with the star base leg, it was revealed
- Product Safety Australia revealed that the leg could break when someone was on it
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Furniture superstore Ikea has issued an urgent recall on one of its popular office staples.
On Tuesday, Product Safety Australia issued a recall on the Odger swivel chair.
The desk chair, in anthracite color, is made with a composite wood and plastic seat with aluminum tube legs and rubber feet.
The chair is being recalled due to complications with the star base leg, which is at risk of breaking and causing harm to users.
IKEA has recalled a popular office chair over fears the support leg might break
The chair must be returned to any Ikea store in Australia for a full refund. Proof of purchase is not required to obtain a refund
“If the leg breaks and the chair collapses while a person is sitting in it, there is a risk of injury to the user,” Product Safety Australia wrote.
The recalled item has date stamps before and including 2221, with 22 representing the year and 21 representing the week it was produced.
The date stamp and product name are located under the seat, in the material of the chair.
The chair must be returned to any Ikea store in Australia for a full refund.
Proof of purchase is not required to obtain a refund.