Raz Design Inc. has recalled 66 mobile shower commode chairs across several model lines, including the Raz-AT, Raz-ART, Raz-AT600, Raz-SP, and Raz-AP. A modification by a vendor means the seats may be reinstalled without properly engaging the rear brackets that hold the seat in place. If the seat is not securely attached, it can move or detach during use, posing a significant fall risk to users with mobility impairments. Consumers should immediately check if their chair's serial number is included in the recall and contact the manufacturer for a correction.
The rear seat brackets may fail to properly engage, causing the seat to shift or dislodge while a person is sitting on it. This can lead to the user falling from the chair, which is particularly dangerous in shower or bathroom environments for individuals who already have difficulty with balance or standing.
Intended for use by people with mobility impairments for showering and toileting.
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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