Children's high chair
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Brestil has voluntarily withdrawn a foldable high chair model called SIVIGLIA (art 322) from the market due to a stability hazard. The chair, which features a white metallic frame with plastic wheels, adjustable seat height and backrest, and a brown PVC slip-cover with a teddy bear design, does not meet European safety standards. When the backrest is fully folded, the chair fails stability testing and may tip over, creating an injury risk to children.
The distributor is conducting a recall to retrieve the product from consumers. The recall was reported by Slovakia. According to the record provided, no specific remedy or instructions for affected consumers are specified.
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The product poses a risk of injuries because it does not pass the test of the rear side stability when the backrest is set into the maximal folding position and the product may therefore tip over. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14988.
Type of economic operator taking notified measure(s): OtherCategory of measure(s): Voluntary withdrawal from the market and recall from consumers by the distributor.Date of entry into force: Unknown
Foldable frame of chair is made from white metallic pipes, wheels are plastic. Height of the seat and inclination of the backrest are adjustable. Slip-cover is from brown PVC with motive of teddy bear, restraint secured by safety belts. A plastic table is adjustable and removable. Packing – a white cardboard box with a picture of the product and marking. Model: SIVIGLIA, art 322 Notifying country: Slovakia
Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗
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