Cyme Tech issued a recall for various brands of Murphy wall beds after 62 people sustained injuries - what you need to know.
. That’s precisely what happened with certain Cyme Tech Murphy beds, so the company had to recall several models. The wall beds can break and detach from the wall, posing serious impact and crush hazards.
The company has received 146 reports of beds falling or breaking, including 62 injuries that involved broken bones, bruising, lacerations, concussions, and other injuries.Cyme Tech’s wall bed recall concerns the following brand names: “Ivy Bronx,” “Orren Ellis,” “Stellar Home Furniture,” and “Wade Logan.” The announcement is available from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission The recall covers both full-sized and queen-sized wall beds.
The brand names and part numbers appear on the original online purchase receipt. Customers can also find out if their units are part of the wall bed recall by contacting Cyme Tech.What you should do The company urges consumers to stop using any of the Murphy beds in this recall immediately. That probably means storing the bed horizontally rather than in the upright position. That’s the only way to prevent any accidental injuries. The press release doesn’t go into more details and doesn’t mention whether or not it’s safe to continue sleeping on the Murphy beds in the recall.
Customers should contact Cyme Tech to schedule a free inspection and repair of the bed. It’s unclear what the repair entails. Cyme Tech does list contact information in theMurphy bed recall: Photo showing a wall bed model with vertical handles. Image source:
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