B&Q recalls Cooke & Lewis Lesina mirrored cabinets due to injury risk
B&Q Ireland Limited recalls Cooke & Lewis Lesina Mirrored Cabinets due to a risk of injuries from the mirror glass detaching and falling, which can cause cuts and lacerations. Approximately 466 products are affected.
- Brand
- Cooke & Lewis
- Product
- Lesina Mirrored Cabinets
- Batch codes
- 5397007165494
- Retailer
- B&Q
- What to do
- If you purchased one of these products, stop using it immediately and return it to your local B&Q store for a full refund.
B&Q Ireland Limited has issued a recall for the Cooke & Lewis Lesina Mirrored Cabinets. This recall is due to a safety concern where the bonding of the mirror glass to the door panel may fail, causing the mirror to detach and fall. This poses a significant risk of injuries, including cuts and lacerations from glass shards, and in severe cases, possible amputation.
The affected product is the Cooke & Lewis Lesina model, which was sold between January 2020 and February 2024. Approximately 466 units are believed to be in circulation within the Republic of Ireland. Consumers who purchased this cabinet should be aware of the potential hazards associated with its use.
If you own one of these cabinets, you are advised to stop using it immediately. Carefully remove the cabinet from the wall and return it to your local B&Q store for a full refund. B&Q has provided a safe removal guide on their recall page, and for any further assistance, customers can contact the B&Q helpline during specified hours.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 20 May 2024 B&Q Ireland Limited recalls Cooke & Lewis Lesina Mirrored Cabinets. The risk associated with the product is injuries. The bonding of the mirror glass to the door panel may fail causing the mirror to detach and fall resulting in glass shards. This can cause injuries including cuts, lacerations and possible amputation. The brand is Cooke & Lew…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Lesina Mirrored Cabinets being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. B&Q Ireland Limited recalls Cooke & Lewis Lesina Mirrored Cabinets due to a risk of injuries from the mirror glass detaching and falling, which can cause cuts and lacerations. Approximately 466 products are affected.
Why is Lesina Mirrored Cabinets being recalled?
The recall relates to a foreign body hazard. B&Q Ireland Limited recalls Cooke & Lewis Lesina Mirrored Cabinets due to a risk of injuries from the mirror glass detaching and falling, which can cause cuts and lacerations. Approximately 466 products are affected.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you purchased one of these products, stop using it immediately and return it to your local B&Q store for a full refund.
Which batches of Lesina Mirrored Cabinets are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 5397007165494.
Where was Lesina Mirrored Cabinets sold?
It was sold via B&Q.
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