West Elm recalls Dover Dining Tables due to risk of glass top falling from collapsing wooden base. Consumers get store credit or free return pickup.
The wooden base of the table can collapse, causing the glass table top to fall. This poses an injury hazard to consumers.
West Elm is recalling Dover Dining Tables because the wooden base can collapse, causing the glass top to fall and potentially injure users. This hazard affects tables sold with the SKU 218:8233.
The wooden base has four legs and support bars that can collapse under normal use. When this happens, the glass top may fall, potentially causing injury to people nearby.
Owners of Dover Dining Tables with SKU 2188233 are affected. Children and adults using the table near hard surfaces are at higher risk of injury.
Check for the SKU 2188233 label on the underside of the center beam. The table has a brown wooden base with four legs and three glass support bars.
Reach out to West Elm for a full store credit or free return pickup of the table.
Consumers should contact West Elm for a full store credit. West Elm will schedule a free return pickup of the table.
The wooden base can collapse, causing the glass top to fall and potentially injure users.
Check for the SKU 2188233 label on the underside of the center beam. The table has a brown wooden base with four legs and three glass support bars.
Contact West Elm for a full store credit or free return pickup of the table.
We’ve drafted a message you can send West Elm to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 946 — West Elm Dover Dining Table Hello, I own a Dover Dining Table that is covered by recall 946 from West Elm. The official recall notice states: Consumers should contact West Elm for a full store credit. West Elm will schedule a free return pickup of the table. 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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