Sling Swing Seats
Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.
Rainbow Play Systems is recalling sling swing seats sold as accessories with their Carnival, Sunshine, and Rainbow Series residential play structures. The swing seats, which measure about 25 inches in length and come in red, yellow, blue, or green with matching dipped chains, can unexpectedly break in half, causing users to fall to the ground. The affected seats have pointed ends with three black dots and black grommets.
If you own one of these swing seats, you should immediately stop using it and contact Rainbow Play Systems, Inc. or return the swing to your place of purchase for a free replacement. The company has already contacted consumers who purchased the recalled sling swing seats directly. If your swing seat has already been replaced by Rainbow, you are not affected by this recall.
Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.
These swing seats can unexpectedly break in half, causing the users to fall to the ground.
Consumers should immediately stop using these sling swings and contact Rainbow Play Systems, Inc. or return them to their place of purchase for a free replacement swing. Rainbow has contacted consumers directly who purchased the recalled sling swing seats. Consumers who have already had their swing seats replaced by Rainbow are not affected by this recall.
The recall involves sling swing seats sold as an accessory with Carnival, Sunshine, and Rainbow Series residential play structures manufactured by Rainbow Play Systems, Inc. The seats are about 25 inches in length and were sold in red, yellow, blue and green with 64-inch yellow or green dipped chains. The seats have pointed ends with three black dots and black grommets. Printed on the seat bottom is: Warning Improper installation maintenance, vandalism, or misuse can lead to serious injury. Play structures with the sling swings contain a metal plate on the main beam with the writing, "Rainbow Play Systems Inc. 1-800-RAINBOW."
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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