Product Safety Information Notice on Belsa Beds sold by Soho Home
Belsa Beds sold by Soho Home are recalled due to a failure to meet fire safety standards, which may pose a risk of fire and burns if exposed to a naked flame. The affected models include Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, and Belsa Bed King Sage.
- Brand
- Soho Home
- Product
- Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, Belsa Bed King Sage
- What to do
- For more information regarding this safety issue please visit Soho Home. Consumers can contact Soho Home via email on support@sohohome.com.
- Publication date:6 May 2024
A safety issue has been identified with Belsa Beds sold by Soho Home.
The product failed to meet the required fire safety standards and if exposed to a naked flame may lead to fire and burns.
The brand is Soho Home. The models are Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy and Belsa Bed King Sage.
There are approximately 3 affected products in the Republic of Ireland. All affected consumers have been contacted directly via email and phone by the retailer Soho Home.
What to do:
For more information regarding this safety issue please visit Soho Home.
Consumers can contact Soho Home via email on support@sohohome.com.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, Belsa Bed King Sage being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Belsa Beds sold by Soho Home are recalled due to a failure to meet fire safety standards, which may pose a risk of fire and burns if exposed to a naked flame. The affected models include Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, and Belsa Bed King Sage.
Why is Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, Belsa Bed King Sage being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Belsa Beds sold by Soho Home are recalled due to a failure to meet fire safety standards, which may pose a risk of fire and burns if exposed to a naked flame. The affected models include Belsa Bed King Steel, Belsa Bed Super King Navy, and Belsa Bed King Sage.
What should I do if I have this product?
For more information regarding this safety issue please visit Soho Home. Consumers can contact Soho Home via email on support@sohohome.com.
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