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31YOM L PAIN WHEN RUNNING IN RAIN AND TRIP AND FALL HITTING INTO OUTDOOR FURNITURE. + MILD BRUISING AND SWELLINGDX LEG PAIN

27 YOF C/O BACK PAIN AFTER MOVING PATIO FURNITURE DX ACUTE THORACIC BACK MUSCLE STRAIN

72 YOF SLIPPED FELL MOVING PATIO FURNITURE INJURED UPPER ARM DX: FX

83YOM PRESENTS TOE D COMPLAINING OF RT HIP PAIN AND RT KNEE PAIN AFTER FALL THAT OCCURRED 6 DAYS AGO. PT WAS AMBULATING W/ WALKER THAT ACCIDENTALLY GOT CAUGHT ON PIECE OF FURNITURE AND PT FELL LANDING ON LEFT SIDE. PT DNEIES HITTIN GHEAD LOC OR CURRENT BLOOD THINNER USE. DX: PERIPROSTHETIC X OF HIP

84 YOM INJ RT SHOULDER WALKING BACKWARDS CARRYING GARDEN FURNITURE AT HOME DX SEPARATION RT AC JOINT

87YOF PATIENT REPORTS A FALL A FEW WEEKS AGO IN WHICH A PIECE OF GARDEN FURNITURE GAVE OUT WHEN SHE SAT ON IT, HIP PAIN DX: LEFT HIP PAIN, LEFT LEG PAIN, LUMBAR RADICULOPATHY, DIZZINESS

59YOM STATES THAT HE WAS WASHING HIS BOAT WHEN HE DEVELOPED PAIN IN LOWER BACK AND WAS THEN PUTTING TOGETHER LAWN FURNITURE LAST NIGHT AND THE PAIN WORSENED DX: FORAMINAL STENOSIS OF LUMBAR REGION

71YOM TRIPPED OVER SOME PATIO FURNITURE WHILE WEARING GLASSES AND STRUCK HIS FOREHEAD DX: LAC FOREHEAD

18YOF BROUGHT IN BY SELF COMPLAINS OF RIGHT THIGH PAIN POST RUNNING INTO FURNITURE. LACERATION TO RIGHT THIGH. STATES GETTING READY FOR BED AND RAN INTO A METAL SIDE TABLE NEXT TO BED. DX: LEG LACERATION, RIGHT LEG PAIN

71 YOF WITH RIGHT-SIDED LOW BACK PAIN AFTER MOVING PATIO FURNITURE 3 DAYS AGO. DX LOW BACK PAIN

57YOF C/O INJURY OF LEFT SHIN WITH CONTUSIONS S/P PT STATES SHE HIT HER SHIN AGAINST A WOODEN PIECE OF FURNITURE. DX: INJURY OF LEFT LOWER LEG

36 YOM WAS BITTEN BY RACCOON WHILE PICKING UP PATIO FURNITURE DX RACCOON BITE HAND

I want to report the faulty Backyard Creation double glider due to subpar bolts holding it together. The glider was being used by myself and as I was slowly gliding, a bolt snapped in two and sent me to the deck floor. I sustained neck and lower back pain and pain in both leg calfs.

On 2 separate occasions, my mother and husband had the Dutailier Multiposition Glider tip forward on them (base completely leaving the floor) while getting out of the chair with our newborn infant. This chair is unstable and a tipping hazard which should not be marketed to parents of babies. These are very popular chairs that are sold in baby supplies stores all across the country, but they could easily result in injuries for users. Thankfully in our situation, my mother and husband held onto our infant even as they fell onto the ground, so she was not injured, but the situation could've ended very different quite easily w our baby slipping out of their arms. Yes, upon closer inspection, I am aware that there is a small warning tag attached to the chair that says it should not be used in recline position w/ babies, and that one should not sit on the edge of the chair. However, I do not think this is sufficient. I am shocked that Dutailier continues to profit from the sales of this chair (costing $500+) without bothering to devote resources to improve such a fundamental design flaw, merely satisfying themselves by attaching the warning tag to protect themselves from litigation should injuries occur. It is ridiculous to me that I can buy a reclining glider in a baby store, like many other parents do for nursing and rocking their newborns, only to find that one should not use it in reclining position w/ their babies b/c it is so dangerous. Many baby products have been recalled for far less significant hazards.

The corner guards slip off when a child grasps the corner and puts her weight downward. My child almost hit her face in the corner because of the product. Meanwhile, the product is supposed to protect a child from the very issue that the product CAUSED. The company designed the product to come off easily so that they don't damage the furniture it is affixed to. But it comes off way too easily to serve it's purpose.

Outdoor patio furniture included 6 chairs, glass table and umbrella. The umbrella was spinning in the wind so my husband went to adjust it. As he lifted the umbrella from the stand, the wind caught it and tipped it sideways. The leverage from the umbrella pole tipping caused the table to shatter into my lap. I sustained minor scratches as did my husband.

I installed an Marine Raider Boat Swivel in my boat and the first time I leaned back it came apart rolling me onto my back. I was only keep in the boat by the handle of the running outboard motor I was holding. The same swivels are used under seats on deer tripod stands 10 to 12 feet high. I own 2 of them. What I found was the pivot pin should have been flared on one end and it was not flared. This product must not go through any inspection before being placed on an Academy store shelf. I did put a bad review of the product on the Academy site. I have pictures if needed. If you look at the picture on the Academy site you will see a divot in the pivot pin that locks the pin into the washer and holds it all together. Mine did not have a divot.

Last night my husband was rocking my 4 month old son to sleep in our graco glider. A piece on the base of the glider broke off and my husband and son both fell to the floor.

The consumer says that at 9 months old her baby was found with lead at a level 3.3 in his blood. Her home was tested for lead by a lead program in her community. The only items that had lead in the home was the furniture. The consumer says she contacted the retailer by phone in December. They told her they may offer a reimbursement of the product. She was also told by the manufacturer that she was making all of this up. She then sent copies of all her reports and the proof that she purchased the furniture.

The furniture they manufactured are toxic and smelly. The bedroom sets I bought about ONE year ago still have a very strong and irritant smell. My husband coughed for more than a month when we first received the furniture, and my nose is very allergic to their odor. I've tried every means I could to eliminate the toxic odor, to name but a few, keep opening my windows most of the time to ensure air ventilation of my rooms, putting all the drawers outside to air them, and even spraying photocatalyst in every corner that formaldehyde could exist! I put a formaldehyde testing kit in one of the drawer of their furniture, and the result indicates that the formaldehyde concentration is FIVE times higher than the legitimate level! I tried to warn other people about this and keep them away from Ashley's toxic furniture, but I found that my some of my online reviews were erased and Ashley never takes it seriously! I also reported to the Better Business Bureau twice, when I first successfully contacted the customer representative of Ashley and asked if they have any certified documents proving those furniture meet the requirements of the Toxic Substances Control Act of TSCA, she replied no. It's been 5 months and a half since I first reported this to them, never have they taken any actual action up till now. They just put your health in danger with no guilt. Moreover, I found that quite a few people experienced the same issue http://ashley-fumiture.pissedconsumer.com/ashley-fumiture­ is-toxic-20120909344534.html ?they must have been aware of this, the website seemed to be somehow manipulated lately).