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This is the Glivarp model, marketed in early 2017 and sold at a price of 249 euros. Three people were injured as a result of problems with the extension.
They present risks of fall of the extension. The Swedish furniture group Ikea announced Tuesday (November 27th) the recall of some 45,000 extensible tables sold worldwide. "The recall only concerns Glivarp white tables sold after January 1, 2017", says Ikea. Sold at a price of 249 euros (199 euros for the smallest model), the Glivarp tables have sold to 45,563 units worldwide since January 2017.
"DIn some cases, the extension of the extendable table Glivarp is unhooked with its sliding rails before falling ", says the group on his site. The announcement follows some fifty consumer reports. Six people were injured, three of whom required "medical care", said Therese Fagerstedt, spokesperson for the group.
Glivarp owners are invited to bring them back to the store, "for a full refund or replacement with a similar product "." The receipt is not required ", adds Ikea.
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