Be careful if you have furnished your office or living room at IKEA.
The Swedish brand proceeded on Tuesday to recall a chair model which has a defect and can therefore prove to be dangerous, reports
Midi Libre
.
The object in question is a swivel chair called “ODGER”.
It has been sold by the furniture giant since October 2019. These are some of the gray (anthracite) color models, whose batch number is less than or equal to 2221, which are affected by the recall published on the official website Recall Cons.
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Possible refund
These swivel chairs pose a “risk of the star base breaking, posing a risk of falls and injury to the user,” IKEA warns in its recall.
To find out if your chair is affected, you can check its batch number, located “under the seat, molded into the material that makes up the chair”.
Users who have one of these chairs at home are invited to stop using it.
They can take it back to an IKEA store and get a refund.
An information number has been set up for customers: 08 00 60 36 06.
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