Your safety is never optional — it’s our top priority. Occasionally, a product may be identified as having a potential safety issue. This can happen during our routine quality checks, through customer feedback, or from supplier and regulator alerts. When it does, we act fast, transparently, and responsibly to protect every customer.
Here’s what happens the moment an issue is detected:
We are committed to providing safe, reliable, and high-quality furniture. If a product is ever identified as having a potential safety issue, we’ll list the full details below, including the affected models, batch numbers, potential hazards, and what action to take.
Checked Today: 09 October 2025
| Product | Model / SKU | Batch / Dates | Issue / Hazard | Remedy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Sofa | ABC-123 | 2024-08 to 2024-10 | Loose fixing can cause instability | Free repair kit or technician visit |
1. Stop Using the Product Immediately
2. Keep it Out of Reach of Children and Pets
3. Do Not Attempt DIY Repairs
4. Prepare the Information We’ll Need
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To keep your furniture in the best and safest condition, follow these essential care tips:
Follow assembly instructions carefully.
Tighten screws and fixings to the recommended torque.
Place sofas and recliners on flat, stable flooring.
Use wall fixings or anti-tip straps if provided.
Keep packaging and small parts away from children.
Never modify furniture or use non-approved parts.
Check fixings every 3–6 months, especially recliners and high-use seats.
If you notice wobbling, damage, or odd noises — stop using the product and contact us.
At FurnitureInstore, your safety comes first. Every product we sell: