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Recalled Lidl Powerfix shelving unit -
Recalled Lidl Powerfix Shelving Unit -
White Sticker with Article Number on Recalled Lidl Powerfix Shelving Unit -
Unassembled Recalled Lidl Powerfix Shelving Unit
The recalled shelving units can be missing wall mounting hardware, which is used to attach the shelving unit to the wall to prevent it from tipping or falling, posing tip-over and entrapment hazards.
About 4,000
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Recall Details
This recall involves Lidl’s Powerfix Metal Shelving Units. They are 59 inches tall, stand upright, and contain four metal shelves. They come in a box marked with article number 314367 and UPC 4017239206062. One of the shelves in the unit is marked with a white sticker with the article number 314367.
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314367 |
4017239206062 |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled shelving units if they do not have mounting hardware attaching them to the wall and contact Lidl for free mounting hardware or return the shelving unit to Lidl for a full refund.
None reported.
Lidl US Trading LLC, of Arlington, Va.
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