Children's sensory swing
The swing’s stretchable fabric can form loops that can entrap a child’s head or neck and become a strangulation hazard.
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The swing’s stretchable fabric can form loops that can entrap a child’s head or neck and become a strangulation hazard.
The rope may fray under the swing seat and snap.
The fabric of the swing can wrap around the neck which may lead to strangulation and entrapment.
The gaps in the handlebars are too wide and a child's head or body can become trapped.
Swing seat may tilt forward and/or frame may tip during use due to a design defect.
Some swing sets may have a rope manufacturing defect.
The hinge of the upper spin swing pole connection to the top rail (frame) could fail, causing the spin swing to dislodge from the frame during use.
If the product is not used in accordance with the instructions and warnings, water balloons may be launched at and strike people, animals or property.
The plastic seat can crack or break, posing a fall hazard.
The thin plastic top of the slide may crack or break during use.
If not assembled correctly or if the bracing arm becomes detached, the device may collapse unexpectedly.
The product contains 2x plastic trapeze rings that can unexpectedly break while in use.
In some circumstances the straps on the tower floor mat are deteriorating. This creates a fall hazard. Where the swing set has not been properly anchored to the ground, this may cause the swing set to sway and result in the welding joint of the top bar to fail and the swings may collapse.
The suspension fittings of the swing may break during use.
In some circumstances the base of the slide can crack
The toys may not comply with the mandatory standard for toys for children up to and including 36 months of age, AS/NZS 8124.1:2002 (as amended by the regulation) because they may produce small parts when dropped.
In some instances, the materials used in securing parts (including the lock nuts and harness buckles) may fracture or break.