Furniture Product Sold To North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Are Being Recalled Immediately

Nearly 138,000 platform beds sold across the U.S. and Canada are being recalled due to concerns they may collapse, creating a fall and injury hazard. The recall affects Lucid-branded platform beds with upholstered, square-tufted headboards, imported by Utah-based CVB Inc.

Platform Beds Sold at Major Retailers Recalled Due to Collapse Risk

According to reports from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Health Canada, the beds have been linked to 245 incidents in the U.S., with 18 resulting in injuries such as bruises and contusions. An additional 11 reports have surfaced in Canada, although no injuries have been reported there.

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Where Were The Beds Being Sold?

The recall covers a discontinued version of the platform beds, manufactured between 2019 and 2021. However, they were still being sold at major retailers—including Amazon, Walmart, and others—until as recently as April 2024.

About 137,000 beds were sold in the U.S. and another 890 in Canada. Consumers may have purchased these beds at retailers such as Bed Bath & Beyond, Wayfair, Target.com, Home Depot, eBay, Macys, and Lucid's website. The recalled beds come in sizes ranging from twin to California king and were made in Malaysia. A white label on the back of the headboard indicates the bed was made for CVB Inc. in Logan, Utah.

What Should I Do If I Have One Of These Beds?

Consumers who own the recalled beds should stop using them immediately and contact Lucid for a free replacement frame. To receive the replacement, owners will need to mark the word "recalled" on the bed's support rails, take photos, and send them to Lucid. Further details are available on Lucid's recall page.