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Recalled Crua Tri tent -
Recalled Crua Loj tent -
Recalled Crua Cottage Tent
The tents are incorrectly labeled as being fire retardant (FR), posing a fire hazard.
About 260
Thermo Tents USA Inc. toll-free at 888-480-2550 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, email at support@cruaoutdoors.com or online at cruaoutdoors.com and click on "Important Safety Notification" for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves tents in the Mór Series including the Crua Tri (SKU: TRI-01, EAN: 0602815520812), the Crua Loj (SKU: LOJ-01, EAN: 0602815520805), and the Crua Cottage (SKU: COTTAGE-01, EAN: 0669014590473). The SKU, EAN and name of the tent are located on the box of the tent. The tents are green with “Crua Outdoors” printed on the outside. The tent dimensions are as follows:
|
Model |
Height |
Length |
Width |
|
Crua Cottage |
8.2ft / 250cm |
8.2ft / 250cm |
8.2ft / 250cm (front) - 5.9ft / 180cm (back) |
|
Crua Loj |
7ft / 213cm |
24ft / 732cm |
14ft / 427cm |
|
Crua Tri |
5.2ft / 157cm |
7.8ft / 234cm |
6.5ft / 196cm |
Consumers should immediately stop using the tents below near any flame or other source of ignition. The firm will send the purchasers a new free label stating that the tent is not fire retardant (FR). Once consumers receive the new label, they should remove the incorrect original label, replace it with the new label, and keep the tents away from any flame or other source of ignition. Thermo Tents is contacting all known purchasers.
None reported.
Thermo Tent U.S.A. Inc., of Saranac Lake, N.Y.
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