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Lidl Trampoline Product Recalled
Wednesday, 09 November 2011 13:47
A trampoline product has been recalled by Lidl Ireland over safety concerns.
The affected trampolines were sold in Lidl stores from 28 June 2010. The product (Trampoline with Safety Net) is no longer on sale. The item number is 45902 and the brand name of the product is "Crivit Sports".
Lidl Ireland said: "In some circumstances the safety net can rip as a result of weather conditions, leading to instability and a danger of users falling from trampoline."
"Consumers who think they may have purchased this item should contact the Lidl freephone consumer helpline on 1800 347 447 for further advice."
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