US Recalls Office Chairs
The office chairs recalled in the US involve multiple brands and models, primarily presenting safety hazards such as base bending, bolt failure, and backrest breakage. Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the products and take appropriate actions based on the recall information.
Recall Event 1: March 19, 2026 Recall of Some Adjustable and Rotatable Office Computer Chairs Made in China
The recalled products are Noah office chairs (M7016O), Owen office chairs (M7004O), and Warren office chairs (M7074O). The reason for the recall is that the product bases may bend, posing a risk of falls for users. The recalled products were sold in the US from August 2025 to December 2025, with approximately 2,200 units sold at prices ranging from $180 to $200. As of the release of the recall notice, no accidents or casualties have been reported. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) advises consumers to immediately stop using the product and apply for a full refund through the designated website https://www.tainoki.com/recall.
Recall Event 2: January 16, 2025 Recall of Some WorkPro Momentum Office Chairs Made in China
The recalled products are black model 8517865 and gray model 2864384 WorkPro Momentum office chairs. The reason for the recall is that the bolts connecting the backrest and the base may fail, causing users to fall. The recalled products were sold in the US from October 2021 to September 2024, with approximately 64,000 units sold at a price of about $430. As of the release of the recall notice, seven reports of consumers falling from the chairs have been received, with two minor injuries. The CPSC advises consumers to immediately stop using the product and contact Veyer to obtain a free repair kit.
Recall Event 3: March 2, 2023 Joint Recall by the US and Canada of Some Office Chairs Made in China
This recall is due to the possibility of the office chair backrests breaking, posing a risk of falls. Twelve related reports have been received, including ten injury cases. The recall covers the US and Canadian markets, but specific brands, models, and sales quantities have not been clearly stated in the reference information. Consumers using the relevant products should pay attention to subsequent detailed recall notices.
