121,000 Walker Edison bunk beds recalled due to fall hazard

Walker Edison bunk beds recall overview: 

• Who: Walker Edison Furniture has recalled around 121,000 of its Twin Over Twin Bunk Beds. 
• Why: The recall was initiated over concerns wooden slats that support the bunk beds can break, creating a fall and impact hazard. 
• Where: The recall affects consumers nationwide. 
• What are my options: Macy’s carries many options for bunk beds.

Walker Edison Furniture has recalled around 121,000 of its Twin Over Twin Bunk Beds over concerns that wooden slats supporting the bunk beds can break, presenting both fall and impact hazards.

Walked Edison has received 14 separate reports of the bunk bed slats breaking, with one report of a minor injury, according to a recall published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on May 4. 

The recalled Walker Edison bunk beds were sold by online retailers — including Walmart, Amazon, Home Depot, Overstock, and Wayfair — from February 2010 through February 2022 for between $206 and $389. 

Owners of recalled Walker Edison bunk beds advised to stop using product immediately

Consumers who own the recalled Walker Edison bunk beds are advised to immediately stop using them and to contact the company to receive a free repair kit, which will come with new wooden slats and instructions. 

Walker Edison will be contacting known purchasers of the recalled bunk beds directly, according to the recall. Consumers who want more information about the recall can contact Walker Edison directly by phone at 877-203-2917, email, or online. 

In a separate recall involving furniture, Bestar issued a recall for more than 180,000 of its wall beds over concerns they could pose an impact and crushing hazard, following the death of a 79-year-old woman who injured her spine after a Bestar bed fell on her. 

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