Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome bath screens recalled due to injury risk
B&Q is recalling various bath screens due to a safety issue where the glue bonding fails, potentially causing the glass to detach and fall, leading to injuries. The affected brands are Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome, with specific models C241-P, C240-P, E248-P, and C-243P.
- Product
- bath screens
- Batch codes
- 02.2023
- Retailer
- B&Q
- What to do
- If you have purchased one of these models, please stop using it immediately and contact B&Q for advice and a free replacement.
B&Q has issued a recall for several models of bath screens due to a safety concern. The glue that bonds the screens to their mounting rails may fail, which could result in the glass screen detaching and falling. This poses a risk of injury, including the possibility of concussion if the glass falls on a consumer.
The affected products include bath screens from the brands Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome, specifically models C241-P, C240-P, E248-P, and C-243P. These products were manufactured in February 2023 and were available for sale from March 2023 until November 2023. Approximately 68 units are estimated to be affected in the Republic of Ireland, with the batch number 02.2023.
Consumers who have purchased any of the recalled models are advised to stop using them immediately. They should contact B&Q for assistance in checking the batch code and to arrange for a free replacement if necessary. B&Q can be reached at their helpline number, 1800 946 327, during specified hours for further inquiries.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 18 April 2024 A safety issue has been identified with various bath screens sold by B&Q. The risk presented by the product is injuries. The glue bonding fails, leading to bath screen detaching from mounting rail. This leads to the glass falling on a consumer and could result in a concussion. The brands are Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome. The models are C241-P, C…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is bath screens being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. B&Q is recalling various bath screens due to a safety issue where the glue bonding fails, potentially causing the glass to detach and fall, leading to injuries. The affected brands are Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome, with specific models C241-P, C240-P, E248-P, and C-243P.
Why is bath screens being recalled?
The recall relates to a foreign body hazard. B&Q is recalling various bath screens due to a safety issue where the glue bonding fails, potentially causing the glass to detach and fall, leading to injuries. The affected brands are Cooke & Lewis and GoodHome, with specific models C241-P, C240-P, E248-P, and C-243P.
What should I do if I have this product?
If you have purchased one of these models, please stop using it immediately and contact B&Q for advice and a free replacement.
Which batches of bath screens are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 02.2023.
Where was bath screens sold?
It was sold via B&Q.
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