Dresser Recalls: Check These Models Before Assembly

Dresser Recalls: Check These Models Before Assembly

About 4,657 dressers appear in two US dresser recalls that CPSC announced on September 3, 2026, covering Alanca and Gizoon models. Check your product before booking assembly or moving it into a child’s room. Owners should follow the applicable refund instructions; hiring an assembler does not resolve a recall.

Dresser Recalls: Check These Models Before Assembly

Key takeaways

  • Match the brand and model code to the official recall notice.
  • Follow the seller’s refund procedure for an affected dresser.
  • Include anchoring in the scope for furniture you can safely install.

Two September recalls identify specific models

CPSC lists about 261 units in its Alanca recall notice and about 4,396 in its Gizoon recall notice. Both notices identify tip-over and entrapment hazards to children and offer full refunds.

Recalled dresser Model codes on packaging Approximate US units
Alanca six-drawer WH-DS02-6W; WH-DS02-6GE 261
Gizoon six-drawer double AP47-W; AP47-B 4,396

We added the two approximate counts to calculate 4,657. These figures describe recalled units, not injuries or the full furniture market.

4,657
Approximate combined US units
261
Alanca units, approximate
4,396
Gizoon units, approximate
Approximate US recalled units: Alanca 261 and Gizoon 4,396
CPSC counts for these two recalls. The chart does not measure injury rates or compare overall brand safety.

Follow the recall remedy before arranging work

CPSC tells owners to stop using affected dressers at once if they are unanchored, keep them away from children, and contact the respective seller for a refund. Read the linked notice before marking, dismantling, or disposing of the product: the sellers require different photo evidence. Do not treat a wall strap as a substitute for completing the recall process.

Our recommendation for local assemblers is to add a model check to the booking conversation. Ask the customer for a label photo and the manual before quoting. If the customer sends a matching code, direct them to the recall contact and pause assembly. Avoid promising that an extra bracket will make a recalled product acceptable.

Canadian households should check local notices too

These are US recall counts. Canadian owners should check their product through Health Canada’s recall search, which the agency links from its furniture tip-over guidance. Do not assume that a US unit count establishes Canadian sales or refund eligibility.

Health Canada advises owners to follow the manufacturer’s assembly instructions and anchor furniture with suitable anti-tip hardware. The agency also recommends keeping heavier items low and removing toys from furniture tops. Children can pull themselves up on furniture that appears stable.

Put anchoring in the assembly quote

For a replacement dresser, send the assembler your model, manual, and a photo of the installation wall. Ask them to explain which anchoring hardware the manufacturer specifies and whether they can install it at your address. Confirm permission for wall attachments if you rent.

Request a quote that identifies assembly, anchoring, and packaging cleanup. Use our furniture assembly cost guide to prepare your scope, then browse furniture assembly services. If you also need transport, describe stairs and access using our furniture delivery guide.

Before the installer leaves, ask them to show you the completed anchoring and review the care instructions. Keep the model details with your household records for future recall checks.

Post your furniture assembly job with the model details and the work you want the provider to quote.

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