Lounge Chairs Recalled After Customer’s Finger Is Amputated

Giantex has issued a recall of its outdoor lounge chairs due to risk of amputation. The Consumer Product Safety Commission shared details of the recall, which was initiated on May 28 and affects about 1,155 units, on its website . Giantex voluntarily issued the recall after a report that a customer who purchased the product amputated their finger while adjusting the chair. “The Subject Products have a design defect that allows consumers to place their fingers in a pinch point when adjusting the chair, posing an amputation hazard,” the company explained in a notice on its website .

Lounge Chairs Recalled After Customer’s Finger Is Amputated. Giantex has issued a recall of its outdoor lounge chairs due to risk of amputation. The Consumer Product Safety Commission shared details of the recall, which was initiated on May 28 and affects about 1,155 units, on its website . Giantex voluntarily issued the recall after a report that a customer who purchased the product amputated their finger while adjusting the chair. “The Subject Products have a design defect that allows consumers to place their fingers in a pinch point when adjusting the chair, posing an amputation hazard,” the company explained in a notice on its website . Giantex's outdoor lounge chairs have been recalled due to amputation risk. Giantex The CPSC recall alert also included more details about the product and where it was distributed. Here’s what you need...