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High chair - “Agnieška - 1“ – Klupś Meble Dziecięce

Serious risk Injuries

Published by Safety Gate 13 Sep 2007In the weekly report of 14 Sep 2007 (week 36, 2007)Safety Gate noticeJSON
latest report: week 43, 30 Oct 2026checked 9 min agoSource: EU Safety Gate
Product
High chair - “Agnieška - 1“
Brand
Klupś Meble Dziecięce
Brand as notified
KLUPŚ® MEBLE DZIECIĘCE
Type / model
High chair “Agnieška - 1“, Gat. I A-B
Description
High chair with soft seat and backrest, there is a tablemat and a crotch belt. The high chair consists of a table and a chair; the table turns 90º angle and chair puts on.
Risk
The product poses a risk of injuries due to incorrect construction and openings in the access zone, where the fingers or other parts of a child could be entrapped. The product contains the following non-compliances: - the pin with cross-section 7 mm goes into a hole between backrest and hind leg further on 10mm, (further then 10mm shall no to climb),- the assemblage of the high chair uses screw-bolts (screw-bolts can not be used for the assemblage of singly projected parts, when highchair is demountable for transportation or storage),- moving the high chair emerges the openings between crossbar of legs and supporting bar (possibility of injury),- the instructions for safety use in Lithuanian are missing.This product does not comply with the relevant European standards.
Measures
  • Withdrawal from the market ordered by the authorities
Notifying country
Lithuania
Country of origin
Poland
Alert type
Consumer
Photos
Photo 1 of the product in Safety Gate alert 0929/07
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Sources

  1. Safety Gate alert 0929/07
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  2. Safety Gate weekly report Report-2007-36 (XML)
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