Giantex recalls lounge chairs after reported finger amputation; owners urged to stop using NP10025NY model amid amputation hazard
Giantex is recalling about 1,155 blue folding lounge chairs (model NP10025NY) after a pinch point in the adjustable mechanism caused a reported finger amputation; owners must stop using the chairs and contact Giantex for a full refund.
- Hazard: A pinch point in the five‑position adjustable locking mechanism can trap fingers, posing an amputation hazard.
- Scope: About 1,155 blue Giantex NP10025NY folding lounge chairs sold on Amazon.com and Giantex.com (Aug 2023–Oct 2025).
- Action: Stop using the chair immediately and contact Giantex for a full refund — owners may return the chair prepaid or be instructed to destroy it with photo proof.
The product and the reported injury
Product: Blue Giantex reclining outdoor lounge/chaise chair, model NP10025NY. The model number appears on the front and side of the packaging and product markings.
Design details: Approximately 76 inches long, 23 inches wide, 13 inches high; five‑position adjustable locking system allowing backrest heights between ~13.5 and 26.5 inches. Made in China.
Risk: The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission characterizes a pinch point in the hinge/adjustment area as an amputation hazard. Giantex reported one incident in which a consumer lost a finger while adjusting the chair.
Official recall details: CPSC recall notice.
Scope and sales window
About 1,155 units were sold directly on Amazon.com and Giantex.com from August 2023 through October 2025 for roughly $75–$90 each. The small number of units does not diminish the severity of the reported injury.
News coverage summarizing the recall: Boston25News report.
What Giantex and the CPSC are telling consumers to do
Immediate steps: Stop using the recalled chair right away. Contact Giantex to obtain a full refund. The company will offer either a prepaid return package or instructions to destroy the chair and submit photographic proof.
How to contact Giantex: Call 844‑242‑1885 (toll‑free, available anytime), email support@giantex.com, or visit Giantex’s recall page via the CPSC recall notice for official instructions.
How to check if your chair is part of the recall
- Verify the color: recalled chairs are blue.
- Look for model number NP10025NY on the packaging or product markings.
- Confirm dimensions and the five‑position adjustable locking system described in the recall.
- Check purchase date: sold August 2023–October 2025 on Amazon or Giantex.com.
Returning or destroying the chair
Giantex will instruct owners to either:
- Request a prepaid return package to ship the chair back, or
- Destroy the chair and submit photographic proof showing the headrest pillow detached and the fabric cut to render the chair unusable.
Keep receipts and order records when possible. Save photos of the chair before and after disabling or packing it for return.
Investigative context: supply chain and consumer safety questions
Concerns raised: The recall spotlights product testing and oversight for low‑cost imported goods sold through large online platforms. While the number recalled is relatively small, the severity of an amputation drives regulatory action.
Retailers and marketplaces face reputational risk when defective third‑party products cause injuries, even if they are not accused of wrongdoing. The CPSC’s public recall (published May 28, 2026) focuses on removing the hazard and ensuring refunds for affected consumers.
Implications for Huntington Beach, California
Economic impact
Homeowners, renters, vacation‑rental hosts, and small businesses should audit inventory and remove any affected chairs to avoid liability and protect patrons. Refunds are available from Giantex, but replacements and short‑term inconvenience are likely.
Political consequences
Local officials and consumer advocates may press for clearer safety standards for imported goods sold on online marketplaces. The recall could spur discussion about balancing consumer safety with minimal regulatory burden for small sellers.
Social effects
Family safety is a major concern in outdoor‑oriented communities. Neighbors, HOAs, and local groups should share the recall link and Giantex contact details promptly to prevent further injuries.
Reporting additional incidents
If you or someone you know suffered an injury from this chair that wasn’t included in the recall report, contact Giantex and report the incident to the CPSC. Timely reports help authorities monitor hazards and determine if further action is needed.
Sources and where to find the official recall
Contact Giantex for refunds or instructions: 844‑242‑1885 or support@giantex.com. Official recall details: CPSC recall notice.
