The FJTJBSI six-drawer dresser recall covers about 9,000 dressers after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said the units can become unstable when they are not anchored to a wall. The recalled dressers can tip over or entrap children, creating a risk of serious injury or death. CPSC says no incidents or injuries had been reported when the recall was announced.
How to check whether your FJTJBSI dresser is recalled
The recall applies to FJTJBSI six-drawer dressers sold in black or white. Owners should check the product and packaging information rather than assuming every dresser from the brand is included.
The CPSC notice identifies packaging labels including LBS-XD-4-2-BLK-023 for the black version and LBS-XD-4-2-WIT-024 for the white version. The recalled dressers were sold through Amazon.com from November 2024 through July 2026 for about $170.
If your product details do not match the recall description, do not assume that a visually similar dresser is covered. Use the official recall notice to compare the identifying information before starting the refund process.
What to do if your dresser is affected
1. Check the identifying details
Confirm that the brand, six-drawer configuration, colour and available model or packaging information match the recalled product.
2. Stop using an unanchored dresser
CPSC says consumers should immediately stop using recalled dressers that are not anchored to a wall and place them in an area children cannot access.
3. Follow the refund procedure
Contact FJTJBSI through the recall process for a full refund. According to CPSC, consumers will be asked to permanently mark the dresser with the word “RECALLED” and send a photograph showing that marking.
4. Dispose of the dresser as instructed
Complete the disposal process required by the recall after providing the requested proof. Follow the current manufacturer and CPSC instructions rather than relying on an older summary if the remedy changes.
Why the dressers were recalled
CPSC says the recalled units are unstable when they are not anchored to a wall and can tip over during use. The agency also says the dressers violate the mandatory safety standard for clothing storage units. The safety concern is especially important in homes with children because a falling dresser can cause crushing or entrapment injuries.
The recall notice describes a hazard and required consumer action; it does not report that an injury has already occurred. At the time of the recall, CPSC reported no incidents or injuries involving these units.
Do you still need to act if the dresser is anchored?
The immediate stop-use instruction in the CPSC notice specifically addresses recalled dressers that are not anchored. However, anchoring does not remove the product from the recall. If your dresser matches the recalled product, check the current official remedy instructions and complete the recall process rather than treating wall anchoring as a substitute for the recall remedy.
What evidence should you keep for the refund?
Before disposal, keep the product information needed to identify the dresser and follow the proof requirements in the current recall instructions. CPSC says the refund process includes permanently marking the dresser “RECALLED” and providing a photograph. Do not dispose of the unit before completing any evidence step required for the refund.
What remains unknown
The recall establishes the affected product, hazard and remedy, but it does not show how many of the approximately 9,000 recalled units are still in consumers’ homes or how many remain unanchored. ThePulseSignal will treat any later recall expansion, remedy change, model amendment or reported incident as a same-page update unless it creates a materially different reader problem.
Verification note
ThePulseSignal reviewed the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s Recall 26-764 for the affected product description, unit count, sale period, hazard, model identifiers, incident status and refund procedure. The controlling CPSC notice should be checked again before consequential action because recall instructions can be amended.
