Sanven Technology Recalls Vevor Retractable Baby Gates Due to Entrapment and Injury Hazard

WASHINGTON — Sanven Technology has announced a recall of Vevor retractable baby gates after federal regulators determined the products do not meet the mandatory safety standard for gates and enclosures.

According to officials, the gap between the gate and the floor is large enough for a child’s torso to pass through, creating a serious entrapment hazard that could result in injury.

The recall involves Vevor-branded safety gates with a metal frame measuring about 34.2 inches in height and a retractable mesh screen. The gates were sold in gray, black, and white and come in several widths, depending on the model.

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Safety gates are meant to create a barrier between a child and potential danger, giving parents a sense of control in spaces where close supervision is not always possible. That is what makes this recall especially concerning. When a gate leaves enough space for a child’s body to slip through but not pass safely, it creates a dangerous point of entrapment. In a matter of seconds, a child can become stuck in a position they cannot escape, turning a product meant to protect into a serious hazard.

When a product causes serious injuries or death to a child, the family is left devastated and wondering what to do next. The Ammons Law Firm offers help to families affected by defective products. Our attorneys are experienced in holding manufacturers accountable when unsafe recalled products put people, especially children, at risk.

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