Recall comes amid increasing concerns about the risk of furniture tip-over accidents, as the U.S. CPSC pushes new manufacturing standards that require anchors for heavy furniture that may fall on children.
Nearly 200 children have died since 2000 due to furniture tip over accidents, according to safety officials.
Recalled A/V carts frequently used in classrooms and daycare may tip over under the weight of heavy televisions and equipment.
Nearly 500 children have died since 2000 due to furniture tip over accidents, according to CPSC records.
New data from the CPSC shows that the vast majority of tip-over fatalities involving children are caused by televisions.
Potential accidents can be avoided if the recalled ranges are securely fastened to the wall, the recall notice indicates.
Thousands of children are injured, and some killed, every year due to furniture tip-over accidents
