Major retailer recalls popular dining chairs
A popular dining chair from Fantastic Furniture has been urgently recalled over fears a manufacturing defect could cause injuries.
The black and white Dimi chairs were available for purchase at Fantastic Furniture stores across the country and online and sold between June 1, 2019 and May 25, 2025.
The ACCC has recalled the dining furniture due to a manufacturing issue that may cause the legs to break.
'There is a risk of injury if the chair leg breaks during use,' the recall read.
'Incidents have occurred.'
Customers have been told to stop using the product immediately.
They can return the chair to any Fantastic Furniture store to exchange it for a replacement product or a full refund.
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