MAMMUT SERIESInspired by the creative shapes in cartoons, the MAMMUT series gives kids fun furniture of their own. Rounded corners and drawers with stops mean they’re safe, too. And smart features like a raised edge on the table means that spills won’t end up on the floor.A SET of Ikea drawers which have caused the death of six children overseas has been withdrawn from sale, but will continue be sold here.Ikea Australia said the Malm chest of drawers would not be recalled, despite the company doing so in the US and Canada.The US Consumer Product Safety Commission said it had also received at least 36 separate reports of injuries caused after the furniture fell on children.However Ikea Australia said it was not undertaking the recall insisting the safety of its products was “our highest priority.”.au the spokesman said the Malm came with “anti tip restraints” along with instructions on how to mount the piece of furniture to a wall.“Ikea chest of drawers are safe when attached to the wall as directed in the assembly instructions,” he said.“
We spread awareness of the importance of securing furniture on our products and product instructions, on the website and in-stores.”He added Ikea Australia was offering customers who have misplaced the tip over restraints included with their chest of drawers additional free replacements which can be picked up in any store or online.The announcement from Ikea Australia comes after the store giant revealed it was recalling 29 million chests and dressers overseas. Ikea said it can pose “a tip-over and entrapment hazard that can result in death or injuries to children” if it is not properly anchored to a wall.“We are announcing this US recall today given the recent tragic death of a third child,” Ikea said in a statement.“It is clear that there are still unsecured products in customers’ homes, and we believe that taking further action is the right thing to do.”At a news conference, the Consumer Product Safety Commission underscored the risk with a live demonstration of chests tipping over.“
Consumers need to act immediately because it’s a very present hazard, especially if you have kids in your home,” the commission’s chairman Elliot Kaye said in an interview.Mr Kaye said consumers “need to either get their anchor kit from Ikea for free and install it on their furniture, take it back to the store for a full refund or have Ikea come and pick it up from their homes for free.”The recall, which only applies to customers in the US and Canada, is for several types of Ikea chests and dressers, including the Malm line.Ikea said the units under the recall are children’s chests and drawers taller than 60cm and adult chests and dressers taller than 75cm.The recalled units were sold at Ikea stores “at various times through June 2016,” the company said.All of the children killed were three years old or younger, the CPSC said. One child was killed about 27 years ago. The other deaths were more recent, between 2002 and 2016.Ikea said that anyone who owned one of those chests and dressers and had not attached them to a wall should move it out of reach from children.
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Mr. Moon is inspired by this adorable poster. Learn more at Mommo Design. Have your kids help you add some character to their Kritter furniture with vinyl adhesive sheets. Use a large hole punch to make the scallop shapes. Full instructions at Pysselbolaget / The Crafty Swedes. Transform Mammut stools into toadstools for your little “elves.” These are also a great option for a Mario themed bedroom. Full instructions at Pink Stripey Socks. If you’re tired of hugging the Famnig Hjärta pillow, you could turn it into an apple. Just add a leaf and stem (you can knit them or stitch on fabric shapes). Give your son or daughter their dream bedroom and transform a Kura bed into an amazing bed-fort combo. You’ll need some construction skills to pull this one off, but it’s so worth it. Cross-stitch a design on the top of a Frosta stool. Look up cross-stitch designs on Pinterest to get inspired and then drill some holes.
If you get tired of an old Ikea lamp, turn the shade into a lovely planter. This tutorial is specifically for the Basisk pendant lamp, but the instructions would work for a ton of others. Full instructions at Jade and Fern. Add color to the insides of your Kallax shelves if you want to liven up a room. This blogger used Panyl decals (they’re specially made to fit Ikea products), but paint would also work. More information at Flax & Twine. Cover a Regolit shade with images cut from old picture books. This would be so cute hanging in a nursery: you could use it purely for decorative purposes, or add a bulb for a nightlight-style subtle glow. Full instructions at Dig&Mig. Organize your make-up supply using a Råskog cart with added labels. Attach an Ordning utensil holder to store curlers and flatirons. Full instructions at Polkadot Chair. Stitch a Malin Figur cushion cover into a stylish tote. …or any other cushion cover you happen to like the pattern of.
Full instructions at Melissa Esplin. Create a Billy bookcase that glows using some Dioder lights. If you want a look that’s slightly more subtle, forgo color. Full instructions at Ikea Hackers. If you know how to crochet, you could whip up enough granny squares to completely cover a Norden bench. The coziest bench ever. More information at Sanna & Sania. If you’re more of a sewer than a crocheter, cover the Norden with a fabric slipcover. The best part of covering your bench with a slipcover? You can hide things under it! Get out your yarn supply and use it to wrap a Lätt table and chairs in color. This would also work on adult-sized furniture—you’ll just need a lot more yarn! Full instructions at One More Mushroom. Turn a Rast chest into a craft station on wheels. Just add hooks and some wheels (the paint job is optional, but a nice touch). Full instructions at At Home With the Barkers. Add some ears to a Fado lamp to make a bunny nightlight.