More Than 3,000 Costway Convertible High Chairs Recalled Over Safety Hazard
More than 3,000 Costway convertible high chairs sold between May 2023 and July have been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission because they lack a lap belt, creating an unsafe gap and posing entrapment and fall hazards that could…
Rochester, NY, October 26, 2026 —
More than 3,000 Costway convertible high chairs have been recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission because they lack a lap belt, creating an unsafe gap that could pose entrapment and fall hazards.
The hazards could result in serious injury or death, according to the information provided about the recall. The affected chairs were sold at Walmart and Target between May 2023 and July. The year associated with July was not specified.
The summary identifies the missing lap belt as the product safety issue but does not provide further details about how the gap forms or the circumstances in which a child could become trapped or fall. It also does not specify the chairs’ model numbers, the number of units sold through each retailer, or the recall announcement date.
Information provided does not state whether any injuries or incidents have been reported. It also does not include instructions for consumers, such as how to identify an affected chair, what steps owners should take, or whether a repair, replacement, or refund is available.
The recall involves more than 3,000 chairs. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is identified as the agency behind the recall, while Walmart and Target are named as the retailers that sold the affected products. No additional details about the retailers’ response or the agency’s next steps were provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Taylor Liberti on www.whec.com, see more information here.
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