The CCPC has advised customers who purchased the implicated products to cease usage immediately
An urgent recall notice has been issued on two bath screen brands sold by DIY retailing company B&Q due to the potential for "concussion" injuries.
According to the CCPC, the issue relates to a glue bonding failure which presents a threat of significant injury to customers who use it.The CCPC notice says: "The risk presented by the product is injuries. The glue bonding fails, leading to bath screen detaching from mounting rail. This leads to the glass falling on a consumer and could result in a concussion."
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