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Pineglen Wooden Baby Gates Recalled for Entrapment Risk

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Pineglen has recalled its wooden pressure-mounted baby gates because a gap between slats can pose a head-entrapment hazard.

What was recalled

The recall covers Pineglen Classic pressure-mounted wooden gates (model PG-BG30).

Products and models affected

  • Model PG-BG30 (Classic wooden gate)
  • Natural and Espresso finishes
  • Fits openings 29–38 inches

The model number is stamped on the bottom rail of the gate.

Why it was recalled

A wider-than-standard gap between two slats can allow a child’s head to become trapped. No injuries have been reported.

What you should do

Stop using the gate and contact Pineglen for a free repair kit that closes the gap.

What You Can Get

Free Repair

Pineglen is providing a free repair kit with a slat insert and installation guide. Request the kit online at no cost; it ships within 1–2 weeks.

Important dates & details

  • Units affected: ~72,000
  • Sold: 2023 – 2025
  • Price: $34–$49
  • Incidents: 5 reports of gaps, no injuries

Official Source

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)View the official recall notice. Verify all details and file any claim directly through the official source.