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Hasuit 7-drawer dresser recall: check the wall anchor before a child can reach it
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If a tall dresser is in a child’s room, play area, or shared living space, the first question today is whether it is anchored to the wall. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on June 11, 2026 that Hasuit 7-Drawer Dressers are recalled because they can tip over if they are not anchored, creating tip-over and entrapment hazards for children.
The recalled dresser is a black wood unit sold by Hasuit Direct on Amazon.com. CPSC lists the size as 27.6 inches wide, 44.5 inches tall, and 15.8 inches long, with a weight of about 102 pounds. The package has SKU: AJ-DJ502571_1 printed on the box.
What to check today
- Look for a tall black wood dresser with seven drawers.
- Check the box, order history, or product record for Hasuit, Hasuit Direct, or SKU AJ-DJ502571_1.
- Physically check the back of the dresser to see whether a wall anchor or bracket is actually installed.
What CPSC says to do
If the recalled dresser is not anchored to the wall, CPSC says consumers should stop using it immediately and put it where children cannot access it. For the refund process, consumers are asked to pull out all seven drawers for destruction, write RECALLED on the cabinet with permanent marker, photograph the cabinet and drawers, and email the photo to Hasuit Direct.
Until the item is handled, do not leave multiple drawers open and do not place a TV, humidifier, or other heavy object on top. A child climbing or pulling on open drawers can shift the weight forward quickly.
Official sources
One-line takeaway: If a Hasuit 7-drawer dresser is not anchored, treat it as a same-day household safety check, not a furniture task for later.