Tornado brand home playground tube slides with port holes
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Solowave is recalling Tornado brand home playground tube slides with port holes because the plastic port hole-style windows in the tube slide can break, creating a laceration hazard to children. The recalled slides are green, six or seven feet long, and have three or five port hole-style plastic windows in the sides. These slides were sold with Solowave's Centennial, Centennial II, Lexington, Rocky Mountain Deluxe and Sheridan play systems, as well as sold separately. The slides can be identified by "Solowave Design" stamped on the outside near the middle of each tube slide section.
According to the recall, consumers should stop using the recalled slide immediately and contact Solowave to receive a free repair kit for the port hole windows.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
The plastic port hole-type windows in the tube slide can break, posing a laceration hazard to children.
Consumers should stop using the recalled slide immediately and contact Solowave to receive a free repair kit for the port hole windows.
This recall involves Solowave Tornado brand home playground tube slides with port holes. The slides are green, six or seven feet long and have three or five port hole-style plastic windows in the sides. The slides were sold with Solowave's Centennial, Centennial II, Lexington, Rocky Mountain Deluxe and Sheridan play systems and were also sold separately. Solowave Design is stamped on the outside of the slides near the middle of each tube slide section.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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