Midwest Folding Products recalls stage and ris: caddies due to latches not securing stages when stored, risking falls that could cause injury or death. Owners must stop using and contact for free repair kit.
The caddy's latches do not automatically close to secure the stages and risers when stored. Unsecured stages and risers can fall off the caddies and onto consumers.
Midwest Folding Products is recalling stage and riser caddies because their latches don't automatically close when stored. This can cause stages to fall and potentially injure or kill users, especially children.
The caddies' latches don't close automatically when stages are stored, so stages can fall off the caddy and hit people. This risk is highest for children who might be near the caddy while it's in use.
Parents and caregivers of children who use these caddies for storing stages and risers are most at risk. Anyone who owns the recalled caddies should stop using them immediately.
Look for brown, gray, or black metal caddies that are 44 inches long by 30 inches wide by 60 inches high. They hold six 96-inch or eight 48-72-inch stage or riser platforms and have yellow caution labels.
Immediately stop using the recalled stage and riser caddies to prevent potential falls that could cause injury or death.
Contact Midwest Folding Products to receive a free repair kit with new brackets that will secure the latches automatically.
Caddy owners and consumers should immediately stop using the recalled stage and riser caddies. Caddy owners should contact Midwest Folding Products to receive a free repair kit with new brackets that will allow latches to automatically return to the closed position on the caddies and new white warning and instruction labels.
The caddies' latches do not automatically close to secure stages and risers when stored, which can cause stages to fall and potentially injure or kill users.
Look for brown, gray, or black metal caddies that are 44 inches long by 30 inches wide by 60 inches high, holding six 96-inch or eight 48-72-inch stage or riser platforms.
Yes, the recall states that unsecured stages can fall and cause injury or death, especially for children.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Midwest Folding Products to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 1104 — Midwest Folding Products Stage and riser caddies Hello, I own a Stage and riser caddies that is covered by recall 1104 from Midwest Folding Products. The official recall notice states: Caddy owners and consumers should immediately stop using the recalled stage and riser caddies. Caddy owners should contact Midwest Folding Products to receive a free repair kit with new brackets that will allow latches to automatically return to the closed position on the caddies and new white warning and instruction labels. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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