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Babymore Space Saver Cot (Grey)
- Action
- Warning consumers of the risks, Withdrawal of the product from the market
- Check
- model 2620003; barcode 5060417270910
Product
- Product type
- Baby Cots/Cot Beds/Bassinet
- Brand
- Babymore
- Model
- 2620003
- Barcode
- 5060417270910
- Description
- Grey wooden baby cot supplied under the Babymore brand. Features four adjustable mattress base positions, removable castors (two lockable) and protective teething rails on both sides.
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
Hazard
- Details
- The product presents a risk of injuries because the cot may overturn when subjected to a horizontal force while assembled with its castors fitted. This could result in a child falling from the cot and sustaining injuries. The sample examined was also found to have a sharp wood splinter on one of the side bars and an exposed rough edge, which could cause cuts or lacerations during normal use.
- Legal requirement
- The product does not meet the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulations 2005
- Measures taken
- Warning consumers of the risks, Withdrawal of the product from the market
- Corrective action
- The manufacturer, Babymore, has removed the castors from existing stock and future production. Retailers and consumers have been provided with updated safety information. Owners of affected products are advised to follow the instructions of the manufacturer. The product may continue to be used without the castors fitted.
What to do
- Check your product: brand Babymore; model 2620003; barcode 5060417270910. These are usually on the label, the packaging or the instructions.
- If it matches, stop using the product and keep it away from children.
- The product has been taken off sale or its online listing removed. If you already have it, contact the seller about a refund.
- If you’re not sure, quote reference 2610-0027 when you contact the seller.
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Official source
- Reference
- 2610-0027
- Notified by
- Office for Product Safety and Standards
- On The Baby Blog since
- 9 November 2026