Hammocks Sold by LivingXL Recalled Due to Fall Hazard
What was recalled
The recalled hammocks are Model X1010 multi texteline hammock and Model X1011 striped quilted hammock. They consist of a metal frame and cloth hammock. The metal frame is made of steel, is beige in color, and has five pieces, including two foot brackets. The model number is located on the hammock's packaging and/or instruction sheet.
Hazard
The metal frame for the hammocks can crack and break, causing a consumer to fall to the ground.
Injuries
LivingXL has received three reports of injuries, including lower back pain and broken ribs, when the hammock collapsed after the frame broke or cracked.
Made in
India
Where it was sold
- LivingXL's catalog or at www.LivingXL.com from May 2007 through October 2007 for between $170 and $200.
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