SINGAPORE — IKEA Singapore has announced a recall of selected LETTAN mirrors due to potential safety concerns. In a statement, the company emphasized its commitment to customer safety, explaining that certain mirrors with a date stamp up to and including 2105 (May 2021) are affected due to the risk of their wall fittings breaking.

IKEA assured that their products undergo thorough risk assessments and are tested to meet all relevant laws and safety standards. However, the company acknowledged that some fittings used to mount the LETTAN mirrors have shown signs of breaking, prompting the recall. Customers are urged to stop using the affected mirrors immediately and visit IKEA’s website for more information on repair options.