Sofas, Couches, Davenports, Divans Or Studio Couches

10YOM PRESENTS PLAYING ON A COUCH AND THROWING SOME PILLOWS AND LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL OFF OF A COUCH INJURING HIS RIGHT ARM DX: CLOSED FRACTURE OF RIGHT RADIUS AND ULNA

67YOF WAS TRYING TO GET OFF OF THE COUCH AND FELL TO THE FLOOR, UNKNOWN HOW LONG SHE LAID ON THE FLOOR POST FALL, HAS HAD TWO SHOTS OF VODKA TODAY, BAC=250.1 DX: WEAKNESS, ALCOHOL INTOXICATION

6MOF CHILD ROLLED OFF THE COUCH AND LANDED ON HER HEAD DX: HEAD TRAUMA IN PEDIATRIC PATIENT

2YOM, FELL OFF COUCH, LANDED ON LEFT ELBOW DX: FALL, LEFT ELBOW FRACTURE DISLOCATION

4YOF WAS JUMPING ON THE COUCH AND FELL OFF ONTO A TILE FLOOR DX: CONCUSSION

8YOM TO ER W/ MOM FOR LACERATION OF LOWER LIP WHEN HE ROLLED OFF OF A COUCH & IMPACTED LIP ON THE FLOOR DX LACERATION OF LOWER LIP

6YOM TO ER W/ MOM AFTER FALL WHILE PLAYING W/ FRIENDS AT HOME, PT FELL OFF THE COUCH & LANED AWKWARDLY ON RIGHT FOOT DX FALL, CLSD NONDISPLACED FRACTURE OF 3RD METATARSAL BONE OF RIGHT FOOT , INJURY RIGHT FOOT

3YOM WAS JUMPING OFF THE COUCH AND FELL ONTO HEAD DX CLOSED HEAD INJURY

2YOM FELL OFF THE COUCH STRIKING HEAD ON THE FLOOR DX: CLOSED HEAD INJURY

4YOF WAS PLAYING WITH SISTER AND FELL OFF THE COUCH NOW HAVING PAIN IN NECK DX STRAINED RIGHT TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE

3YOM FELL OFF THE COUCH STRIKING HEAD ON THE COFFEE TABLE DX CLOSED HEAD INJURY

42YOM, HAS BEEN HAVING CHEST CONGESTION COUGH SHORTNESS OF BREATH OVER THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS CAMERA TODAY PASSED OUT AND FELL AGAINST THE COUCH WITHOUT EXTERNAL SIGN OF TRAUMA, DX: SYNCOPE UNSPECIFIED; ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA

I had to fire at my house that was caused by a sofa that was purchased at Ashley furniture.

My husband was sitting on the couch with the built-in recliner. He sat back and we heard a thump. I looked under the couch saw our 5 month old kitten hanging down from the metal mechanism that retracts the recliner and foot rest. We didn't move any of the foot rest or recliner and flipped the couch up. I saw he was caught and her neck was stuck. I tried to pull him out gently but he didn't come loose. I pushed on the bar to try and move it and it wouldn't move to release him. My husband had to push it and then he came loose. He was unconscious and his throat was cut open. I could see his neck was cut open and he was breathing through his trachea. I am 41yrs old and had my first panic attack. I was hyper ventilating and in a panic. We rushed him to the Pet ER and they said it was really bad and would cost 2 thousand dollars to get his surgery to repair his neck. We had to put him down. I am still crying after a whole week and I can't sit on the couch and use the foot rest or recliner without having anxiety. I am not going to use it anymore. When I lay down or wake up, I think of him being stuck and not being able to get him loose. That picture will never leave my mind. I have a co-worker that had his dog's toe cut off by the metal mechanism so I know I am not the only one that has had trouble. A child could have been playing under the couch. There should be some kind of protective cover over the sharp metal mechanisms that open and close.

Last Thursday, September 17, my cat got trapped in the power down reclining "feature" of this sofa. There are three power motors on this sofa. One operates a headrest, one operates a lumbar support, and another operates the "lean back" and footrest feature. In addition to the three buttons that allow you to operate these features, there is a "power down" feature that brings everything on the sofa back to a sitting position. That way you don't have to hold the button down to return to a seating position from laying down, and it brings the headrest and lumbar support back to "home base". Last Thursday this feature caused my cat to be entrapped. He was in pain and screaming! I immediately hit the "up" switch to release him, but he was pretty sore for a few days. I can only imagine what would happen if a child were playing under there and someone hit that button to power it down. This power down button works like the old school garage doors, the ones that were trapping children under them and didn't bounce back when they hit something solid. Luckily my cat is okay. He's only been inside the house for a few months and is still getting used to everything. I'm sure he was curious about what was under the sofa and I certainly didn't see him when I went to close it up. I know this happened to "just a cat" but again, what if it was someone's child. I really think someone should look into this. I tried to contact the manufacturer, but the retail store I purchased this product from only said that they would forward my information to the supplier.

[REDACTED]: Pay-out due in 'toxic sofa' claim" (same thing terrible eczema caused by anti mold chemical that summer heat triggers burns on my skin happened to me (except when I visit my condo in [REDACTED]l every winter) [REDACTED]. Billionaire owner of Ashley Furniture and his lawyers live in [REDACTED] but huge factories in Vietnam and China sold me 9 leather sofas 7 years ago I am suing them for a billion for giving me this skin problem and Parkinson's and my stepson [REDACTED] autism while in the womb lying on the same sofas ([REDACTED] Agent Orange and Dioxin still in Vietnam causing these problems there, too) in 60 day dispute resolution for my billion dollar claim (my last lawyer job was in D.C. for [REDACTED] FDIC giving millions to plaintiff lawyers to sue failed banks' lawyers, CPAs, appraisers, etc) (my firm in CA became the biggest in CA just defending lawyers and doctors for malpractice at 1700) AI me, too. But I did not discover all this until a few months ago I woke up downstairs sofa on 100 degree day and only the part of my left arm directly exposed to the leather sofa after the Tshirt sleeve ended got burned with a chemical that caused eczema and same thing when another hot day upstairs I leaned back on my leather recliner to watch my 82 inch [REDACTED] TV upstairs and my whole back got burned on another 100 degree day without any Tshirt on. So 2 months ago I only watch TV upstairs and downstairs on dining room chairs and avoided all leather couches and my skin problems went all away. I am 72 years old and with just a few weeks ago got diagnosed by [REDACTED] in San Diego with Parkinson's and I can send you the Petition for this 60 day resolution process that I put out there on my 200 [REDACTED] email list newsletter too that I turn into ebooks on Cuba on [REDACTED] too. And I can also answer any questions and send you other [REDACTED] emails showing how VA now automatically pays soldiers in Vietnam with Parkinson's because of Agent Orange so I th

Purchased a couch from the restoration hardware outlet in riverhead NY. The sofa seemed fine when we bought it at the outlet. Upon arrival my wife noticed she was very nauseous every time she sat on the couch. Come to find out the entire couch is saturated in cat urine. It is soaked thru the visions and the fabrics of the couch. The odor must have been covered up but I have pictures to prove all of this. We do not own cats and never have owned a cat due to allergies. What are my rights?

Sharp Feather end pokes us when we set on and use sofas purchase from Jerome furniture. When we called them they said others have complained about this issue.

Call received from [REDACTED] of the Ohio Attorney General's office advising this caller to contact CPSC regarding her sofa purchased and delivered August 7th, 2015 6 weeks ago from Brian's Furniture at 30808 Center Ridge Road in Westlake, OH 14145 1 (440) 808-2158 owned by [REDACTED]. The caller states that she and her husband noticed a potent odor the first time they sat on the sofa. They contacted the retailer, spoke with [REDACTED] who advised that they could not return the sofa, they could not obtain reimbursement and that there was no option other than the callers keeping the sofa. She was advised by [REDACTED]n to take the sofa outside in the air. The caller states that she and her husband have tried spraying the sofa with Febreze, putting softener sheets under the seat cushions, washing the sofa etc. but the odor will not go away. The caller states that the sofa is made of petroleum products and sprayed with formaldehyde which is used as embalming fluid. The caller's husband has been having tingling in his head, left side of his face, into his neck area which began after the sofa was delivered. His physician is testing the caller's husband and is mid way and being sent to a Neurologist. The caller has been having issues with her eyes itching, coughing, hoarseness and feeling of ill which have occurred also after the sofa was delivered, she has not treated herself or been treated by any medical official. She said that when she enters the room the sofa is sitting in the eye itching begins. The manufacturer is Smith Brothers, PO Box 270, Berne, IN 46711, 1 (260) 589-2131, the manufacturer's representative is [REDACTED]. The callers have received no relief from the manufacturer although the caller states that there is a lifetime warranty on the sofa. The FTC is active with this incident/Complaint# [REDACTED], as well as Consumer advocate; [REDACTED] from the television station channel 3 and the Ohio BBB contact [REDACTED] (dispu

The electrical plug or on/off switch caught fire