IKEA LETTAN mirrors recalled due to risk of injury from falling mirrors
Certain IKEA LETTAN mirrors are recalled due to a safety issue where incorrect material was used in the wall fittings, posing a risk of injury if the mirror falls. The affected mirrors have date stamps before and including 2105, and those with supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325 are also included.
- Brand
- IKEA
- Product
- LETTAN mirrors
- Batch codes
- before and including 2105, supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325
- Retailer
- IKEA
- What to do
- Consumers should stop using the product immediately and contact IKEA to order replacement wall fittings free of charge.
IKEA has issued a recall for specific models of their LETTAN mirrors due to a safety concern. The issue arises from the use of incorrect materials in the wall fittings that attach the mirrors. These fittings could fail, leading to the mirror falling and posing a risk of injury to anyone nearby.
The affected mirrors have date stamps on the back that are dated before and including 2105, and the recall has been expanded to include mirrors with supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325. These products were sold starting from February 2021, and approximately 13,158 units are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Consumers are advised to stop using the mirrors immediately and to contact IKEA to obtain replacement wall fittings at no cost. Proof of purchase is not necessary for this process. For more information, including fitting replacement instructions and affected article numbers, customers can visit the IKEA website or call their customer service.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 18 September 2023 This notice is an update to the previous recall to repair published on 19 January 2023. A safety issue has been identified with certain IKEA LETTAN mirrors. The product presents a risk of injury. Incorrect material was used in the manufacture of some wall fittings. The fittings used to attach the mirror to the wall could break, causing the mirror…
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Frequently asked questions
Is LETTAN mirrors being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Certain IKEA LETTAN mirrors are recalled due to a safety issue where incorrect material was used in the wall fittings, posing a risk of injury if the mirror falls. The affected mirrors have date stamps before and including 2105, and those with supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325 are also included.
Why is LETTAN mirrors being recalled?
The recall relates to a injury hazard. Certain IKEA LETTAN mirrors are recalled due to a safety issue where incorrect material was used in the wall fittings, posing a risk of injury if the mirror falls. The affected mirrors have date stamps before and including 2105, and those with supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325 are also included.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers should stop using the product immediately and contact IKEA to order replacement wall fittings free of charge.
Which batches of LETTAN mirrors are affected?
The affected batch codes are: before and including 2105, supplier number 21944 and date stamps before and including 2325.
Where was LETTAN mirrors sold?
It was sold via IKEA.
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