An example of safety recall drywall lift

 In 2016, a collective recall of the Drywall Lift happened, so people should pay more attention to the use of Drywall Lift, everything should be cautious, Let's take a look at the article. 

 On 2016.4.20 the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a recall regarding the Drywall Lift sold by YTL International Inc. 

 This product was sold by Lowe’s, Menards, orgill and TSC Stores in Canada from January 2013 through January 2016 for about $250. 

 About 17,000 units are involved in this recall in the U.S.A (in addition, 2,700 were sold in Canada) 

 Learn more, and what to do if you own it. 

 The drywall lift that is being recalled looks like the image above: it will bear one of the following trademarks or markings printed onto the red metal frame from January 2013 to January 2016: If your product does not bear one  these markings, it is not under recall. 

 1.PERFORMANCE BUILT sold at Lowes and TSC Canada 

 2.MUD BOSS sold at Menards 

 3.150 LB. DRYWALL PANEL HOIST sold at various small home centers under the VULCAN  Brand

What is the problem?

 The drywall lifts can fail during use causing an elevated load of drywall to fall onto the lift operator, posing an injury hazard.  

 What action should I take?

 First, stop using the product immediately. 

 For a full refund of the product, enter your name, address and brand in the fields below, and submit.

 It is hoped that all the above goods have been recalled, and that no one has been injured as a result. Before you buy and use Drywall Lift, you should carefully check the device.