Recent updates from IKEA have unveiled that two types of beds have been recalled by the organization. The reason explained for the same is that these beds could have posed some problem and resulted in laceration exposure. So, in order to avoid any such injuries, the IKEA decided to recall the beds.

According to US Consumer Product Safety Commission, there was a great need of recalling the beds as the metal rod that connected the guard rail to the bed frame could have broken.

The IKEA has become more cautious of laceration hazards as recently two instances were witnessed in Canada and the US. However, no injuries were seen.

Experts in the matter explained that the pine wood Kritter beds have animal cut-outs. And the other type of bed, the Sniglar natural beech wood beds have a white painted fibreboard on the headboard and also a footboard of the bed.

The model numbers that have been recalled by IKEA are 600.904.70 for the Kritter and 500.871.66 for the Sniglar.

According to Swedish spokesperson for IKEA, Anna Pilkrona Godden, roughly 10,000 beds of the two models had been sold in the Scandinavian country. She has not unveiled any details about the models that have been sold in abroad.