Recall: Metal Bunk Beds Recall

Note: AGA Warehouse and Datong Inc. are out of business.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT: Elaine Tyrrell

Originally issued October 25, 1994; Revised July 10, 2001

(301) 504-6815

Release # 95-013

 

CPSC & Companies; Companies Recall Metal Bunk Beds

Washington, DC - As part of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) ongoing investigation of tubular metal bunk beds, CPSC, in cooperation with the following companies, is recalling approximately 11,000 metal bunk beds. The upper level of the recalled beds can separate from the frame causing the bed to collapse and possibly injure an occupant in the bed.

The following companies are participating in this recall:

Company Model(s) Distribution
Dates
Distribution
Location
Distributed
By

AGA Warehouse
Hayward, Calif.
OUT OF BUSINESS

4701s
twin/full (T/F)

12/90 - 12/92

Northern Calif.
and Ore.

 

Philip M. Bell Co.
Loveland, Ohio
(800) 837-0102

6005 T/F
6005-01 T/F

11/91 - 9-93

Ind., Ohio,
Ky., Pa.,
Western N.Y.
Mich., Ill.

 

Datong Inc.
Cerritos, Calif.
OUT OF BUSINESS

74230 T/F

10/90 - 10/92

East Coast

Home Line Industries,
Philadelphia, Pa.
and
Kanes Furniture,
Pinellas Park, Fla.

Beekman Partners Inc.
(800) 445-4318

500 T/F
520 T/F

1988 - 1991

Fla., Calif.
Ariz.,Ill.,
Ky.,Ind.,
W. Va., San Francisco,
Calif.

Rent to Own (RTO),
Deerfield, Ill.
(Early in 1993,
RTO voluntarily
ceased distribution
of all tubular
metal bunk beds).

Sunrise Importer
Mableton, Ga.
(800) 833-2436

2606 T/F

1991 - 8/93

Southeast
United States

 

Imported from
Canada

BB70 twin/twin (T/T)
BB80 T/F

7/91 - 9/93

Nationwide

B&D Sales Ltd.,
Tacoma, Wash.
and
United Furniture
Warehouse Inc.,
Seattle, Wash.



To determine whether you have a recalled bed, contact the store where the bed was purchased. Anyone owning one of the listed recalled models will receive a free reinforcement kit or replacement of the bed.

To date, importers of metal bunk beds industry-wide have received over 500 complaints of defective bunk beds. CPSC has recalled approximately 317,000 metal bunk beds that present a similar hazard. Owners of all metal bunk beds should examine all eight mattress support corners of their beds for breaks or cracks in the paint or metal around the weld. IMMEDIATELY STOP USING DAMAGED OR BROKEN BEDS.