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Sanven Technology toll-free at 855-599-6320 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, e-mail at recalling@vevor.com, or online at https://www.vevor.com/pages/vevor-single-post-handrail or at www.vevor.com and click on Product Recall to find out more.

Recall Details

This recall involves Vevor's wrought iron single post handrails for one or 2 step stairs. The hand rails were offered in black (model numbers TFBGWXLZHS1JGNHKIV0 and LTFSSHSDDZJSFS001V0), white (model number LTFSBSDDZJSFS0001V0) and silver (design numbers LTFS2BBXGMLFS0001V0, LTFS1BBXGMLFS0001V0 and LTFSBSHXDDZJSFS01V0). "Vevor" is printed on a label located near the bottom of the handrail and the model number is on the label of the item's product packaging.

Consumers should stop utilizing the remembered hand rails immediately and get in touch with Vevor for a full refund. Vevor will offer pre-paid shipping labels for the consumers to return the hand rails. Alternatively, customers can provide photographic proof of disposal or damage of the product to recalling@vevor.com. Vevor is getting in touch with all known purchasers directly.

Vevor has actually gotten five reports of the hand rails breaking, leading to injuries, including one head injury.

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